High-Efficiency Heat Pump Installation for Denver Homeowners
Need a heat pump replacement or thinking about upgrading your heating and cooling system?
Your Cooper Green Team installs high-efficiency heat pumps for homeowners throughout the Denver metro area and Colorado Front Range.
A heat pump can heat and cool your home in one energy-efficient system, making it a smart option for Denver homeowners who want year-round comfort, lower energy use, and a cleaner alternative to traditional heating and cooling equipment. Whether you are replacing an aging air conditioner, upgrading from an older furnace and AC setup, or exploring rebate-eligible high-efficiency HVAC options, our team can help you choose the right system for your home.
Since 1978, Cooper has helped Denver homeowners improve comfort, efficiency, and long-term energy savings. Our experienced Project Managers and professional installation teams make the process simple with free in-home estimates, clear system options, flexible financing, rebate guidance, and high-quality installation backed by our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.
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Expires December 31, 2026
Colorado homeowners may qualify for up to $11,800 in rebates and credits in 2026 when upgrading to eligible energy-efficient home systems. Availability and eligibility vary by program.
How it works: We’ll help you identify which programs you qualify for and guide you through the rebate documentation process.
Potential 2026 Savings Include:
Up to $9,000 — Xcel Energy customers only (expires 12.31.26)
Up to $1,000 — State of Colorado tax credit (expires 12.31.26)
Up to $1,500 - Power Ahead Colorado (For installing eligible cold-climate heat pumps)
Up to $300 - Bryant Fall Rebate - Bryant products only
Rebates and tax credits are subject to program rules and funding availability and may change without notice.
The Xcel rebate is available only to eligible Xcel Energy customers. Program administrators determine final rebate amounts.
Cannot be combined with other offers unless permitted by program guidelines.
Contact us with any questions or to schedule your FREE in-home estimate.
Expires September 30, 2026
If your HVAC system is showing its age, now is the perfect time to upgrade before cooler weather arrives.
💰 Save up to $2,000 on a qualifying high-efficiency HVAC system installation.
💵 Qualify for up to $11,800 in rebates
⭐ Flexible financing available
- Valid on full, qualifying systems only
- While Supplies Last
Promotion must be presented at the time of booking. Cannot be combined with other offers; no cash value. Additional terms and restrictions may apply.
Contact us with any questions or to schedule your FREE in-home estimate.
Getting started is simple. Call Your Cooper Green Team at (720) 605-7270 or schedule online to request a free, no-obligation heat pump installation estimate. Our team will contact you to confirm a convenient time for your in-home appointment. During this visit, we will learn more about your comfort concerns, your current HVAC system, and what you want your new heat pump to accomplish.
One of our team members will evaluate your home, review your heating and cooling needs, and help determine the right heat pump size and system type. We look at important factors like home size, layout, insulation, existing ductwork, comfort issues, equipment age, and energy-efficiency goals. From there, we will provide clear heat pump options, upfront pricing, available financing information, and rebate guidance for qualifying systems. You will have the information you need to choose the right system for your home and budget.
Once you approve your estimate, our installation team will prepare for your heat pump replacement or installation. By installation day, we already have a plan for removing old equipment, setting the new system, connecting components, and completing the work as efficiently as possible. Our installers work carefully, respect your home, and complete the job with attention to safety, performance, and long-term reliability. Before we leave, we test the system, review the work, and make sure you understand how to use your new heat pump.
After installation, your new heat pump can help provide efficient heating and cooling from one system. With proper installation and routine maintenance, your heat pump can support lower energy use, better comfort, and reliable performance through Denver’s changing seasons. Your Cooper Green Team is here after the installation too. If you have questions, need maintenance, or want help keeping your system running efficiently, our team is ready to help.
A new heat pump is an important investment in your home. The Cooper Green Club Maintenance Plan helps keep your heating and cooling system running smoothly with regular tune-ups and member benefits. Green Club members can take advantage of:
Routine maintenance can also help your heat pump run more efficiently, reduce wear, and catch small issues before they become bigger problems.
"HVAC contractors can be difficult, but Cooper was anything but."
—Savinay N. | Colorado HomeownerThroughout the process, even though their price wasn't the cheapest Cooper was the most responsive and thoughtful about installation. So we went with them. And boy are we glad we did! Every single person we encountered on the sales/installation team was personable, thoughtful, detail-oriented, and diligent. It was a two (long...) day install, but they were gracious and professional throughout. You could see the care they put into the work, and I couldn't be more satisfied with their installation. HVAC contractors can be difficult, but Cooper was anything but. 5 out of 5 stars!
Heat pump size is measured by capacity, often referred to as tonnage. The right size depends on more than square footage. A proper recommendation should consider your home’s layout, insulation, windows, ductwork, sun exposure, and heating and cooling needs.
During your estimate, Cooper performs a careful evaluation to help recommend a heat pump that is properly sized for your home.
Higher-efficiency heat pumps may cost more upfront, but they can help reduce energy use over time. The right system depends on your comfort goals, budget, rebate eligibility, and how much heating and cooling your home needs throughout the year.
Our Project Managers can help you compare system efficiency, equipment options, and potential long-term savings.
Heat pump installation quality matters.
A properly sized and professionally installed system can perform better, last longer, and help reduce comfort problems.
When choosing a heat pump contractor, look for experience, strong reviews, clear communication, customer protections, warranty coverage, and a team that understands Colorado homes.
Yes, many heat pumps can work well in Colorado when they are properly selected, sized, and installed for the home. Cold-climate heat pumps are designed to perform in colder temperatures, and some homeowners may choose a dual-fuel setup that pairs a heat pump with a furnace for added flexibility.
In many homes, a heat pump can provide both heating and cooling. Whether it can fully replace your furnace and air conditioner depends on your home, comfort preferences, existing HVAC setup, insulation, electrical capacity, and the type of heat pump installed. Cooper can evaluate your home and explain your best options.
A heat pump and an air conditioner both provide cooling, but a heat pump can also provide heating. For Colorado homeowners who want one high-efficiency system for both seasons, a heat pump may be a better fit. If you only need cooling, a high-efficiency AC may still make sense.
A heat pump can be more energy-efficient because it moves heat instead of generating it by burning fuel. A furnace may still be preferred in some homes depending on comfort goals, existing equipment, fuel type, and winter heating needs. Many homeowners compare heat pumps, furnaces, and dual-fuel systems before deciding.
A cold-climate heat pump is a heat pump designed to continue providing efficient heating in lower outdoor temperatures. These systems can be a strong option for Colorado homeowners who want energy-efficient heating and cooling from one system.
A dual-fuel system pairs a heat pump with a furnace. The heat pump handles heating and cooling when conditions are efficient, while the furnace can provide backup heat during colder periods. This setup can be a good option for homeowners who want efficiency and flexibility.
Many standard heat pump replacements can be completed in one day, but the timeline depends on your home, equipment, ductwork, electrical needs, and installation complexity. Larger projects or system changes may take longer. Cooper will review the expected timeline during your estimate.
Heat pump installation cost depends on system size, efficiency, existing equipment, ductwork, electrical needs, installation complexity, rebates, and financing options. The most accurate way to understand your cost is to schedule a free in-home estimate.
Colorado homeowners may qualify for rebates, tax credits, or energy-efficiency incentives when installing qualifying heat pump systems. Availability and eligibility vary by program, home, and equipment type. Cooper can help you review available options and rebate documentation.
The right heat pump size depends on your home’s square footage, layout, insulation, windows, ductwork, sun exposure, and heating and cooling needs. Cooper evaluates your home before recommending a system so your heat pump is not oversized or undersized.
A properly installed high-efficiency heat pump can help reduce energy use, especially when replacing older or less efficient heating and cooling equipment. Actual savings depend on your current system, utility rates, home efficiency, thermostat settings, and how the system is used.
Yes. Heat pumps should be maintained regularly because they provide both heating and cooling. Routine tune-ups help improve efficiency, reduce wear, catch small problems early, and support reliable performance throughout the year.
Your Cooper Green Team installs heat pumps for homeowners throughout the Denver metro area and Colorado Front Range. Our team provides free estimates, system sizing, rebate guidance, financing options, professional installation, and ongoing maintenance.
A heat pump works differently than a traditional furnace or air conditioner. Instead of creating heat by burning fuel, a heat pump moves heat in or out of your home depending on the season. In the summer, it helps cool your home. In the colder months, it helps provide efficient heating.
For many Denver metro homeowners, a heat pump can be a smart upgrade because it provides both heating and cooling, can reduce energy use, may qualify for rebates or tax credits, and helps support a more efficient home comfort system.
Heat pumps are especially worth considering if your current AC is aging, your furnace is due for replacement, your energy bills are rising, your home has uneven temperatures, or you want to explore a high-efficiency system that can handle both heating and cooling.
Learn more about heat pump installation and replacement by reading Cooper's blogs on the topic!
Generally speaking, the price of a heat pump installation comes down to four factors. In this blog, we’ll review all four of the factors to help you ballpark where on the price range your heat pump installation will cost.
If you’re looking to install a new cooling system, you may be wondering whether a heat pump or central air conditioning system is more suitable for your Colorado home.
The most significant difference between a central AC and a heat pump is that heat pumps have the ability to both heat AND cool your home, whereas central AC systems can only cool your home.
The popularity of heat pumps has surged in recent years due to their energy efficiency and eco-friendliness. However, skepticism lingers. This blog will unravel the mysteries surrounding heat pumps and explore how they fare in cold climates.
If you are ready to replace your heating and cooling system or want to learn whether a heat pump is right for your home, Your Cooper Green Team can help.
Call (720) 605‑7270 today or schedule online to request a free in-home heat pump installation estimate in the Denver metro area or Colorado Front Range.
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