Upgrade Your Colorado Multifamily Properties

Energy-efficiency upgrades for income-qualified multifamily buildings through the Colorado Home Energy Rebate Program (HER and HEAR), administered by the Colorado Energy Office.

Why Colorado Property Owners Trust Liberty

Liberty Home Comfort is a registered contractor for the Colorado Home Energy Rebate Program. We specialize in energy-efficient upgrades for multifamily housing and have completed hundreds of rebate-funded projects across North America — so your building is in experienced hands from the first assessment to the final inspection.

2,000+ Heat Pumps Installed

A proven track record on high-impact multifamily projects.

Multifamily & Affordable-Housing Experience

Deep experience with income-qualified and affordable-housing properties.

Local, Licensed Installation

Work performed by licensed contractors registered with the program — fully warrantied.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if the property is eligible for rebates?

The new appliance must not replace an existing electric appliance of the same type in your building. For instance, if your building currently uses a heat pump for heating and cooling, it doesn’t qualify for a new heat pump under this program. However, your building is eligible for a new electric heat pump to replace a gas furnace, boiler, or other non-electric appliance.

*Note: Heat pump water heaters and heat pump clothes dryers can replace existing electric appliances, provided the existing appliance does not use heat pump technology.


Which program fits my building, HER or HEAR?

It depends on building size. Multifamily buildings of 50,000 square feet or more fall under HER, which funds whole-building efficiency upgrades. Smaller multifamily buildings qualify for per-unit HEAR rebates for heat pumps and other efficient electric equipment. Not sure? Take our questionnaire and we'll sort it out for you.


Can these rebates be combined with other incentives?

In many cases, yes. Colorado's rebates can be paired with other state and utility incentives, including the Colorado Heat Pump Tax Credit when the contractor is registered with both programs. They can't be combined with another federal grant or rebate for the same upgrade. Contact our team and we'll help you maximize your savings.

WHAT ARE COLORADO'S HER AND HEAR PROGRAMS?

The Colorado Home Energy Rebate Program is funded by the Inflation Reduction Act and administered by the Colorado Energy Office. HER (Home Efficiency Rebates) supports whole-building energy-efficiency improvements in multifamily buildings of 50,000 square feet or more. HEAR (Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates) supports heat pumps and other efficient electric upgrades in smaller multifamily buildings. Rebates are issued only through registered program contractors — like Liberty Home Comfort.

QUALIFIED UPGRADES INCLUDE:

Air-Source Heat Pumps Efficient, modern heating and cooling.

Heat Pump Water Heaters Lower water-heating costs for every unit.

Insulation, Air Sealing & Weatherization Stops air leaks and holds consistent temperatures.

Electrical & Wiring Upgrades Gets the building ready for modern systems.

Does Your Property Qualify?

Existing Multifamily Building

Any size: HER for 50,000+ sq ft, HEAR for smaller buildings.

Income-Qualified Residents

At least 50% of households meet program income limits.

Traditional HVAC or Condensers

Currently heated and cooled with older, conventional equipment.

A Simple, Fully Turnkey Process

Pre-Qualify

Answer a short questionnaire about your building and residents. We'll tell you quickly whether it's a fit.

Free Assessment

We assess the building's energy use and recommend the upgrades that deliver the biggest savings.

We Handle the Paperwork

Income verification, rebate applications and program approvals. We manage it all with the state program.

Professional Installation

Licensed, registered contractors install your upgrades with minimal disruption to residents.

Inspect & Enjoy

Final inspection and rebate closeout. Your property gets lower operating costs and more comfortable units.