In 2021, Breckenridge locals joined over 30 of their Wellington and Lincoln Park neighbors by installing rooftop solar panels. The bonus rebates made the decision easy.

What’s red and yellow and purple all over? An infrared camera image! This tool used by home energy auditors revealed invisible air leaks to Nico Cruz and Yes Garcia – showing them where to focus future energy efficiency projects.

What can increase comfort, lower bills, and help fight climate change? Eric Nichols and Rachel Marcy have found the answer in energy efficiency and electrification – all with support from HC3’s rebates.

After a home energy assessment, Ryan and Libby Van Gundy learned that all the warm indoor air they paid good money to heat – well, it was just leaking out the roof. Then, they took action.

If you’re using pool noodles to keep home drafts at bay, it might be time for a home energy assessment. Just ask Frisco residents Frank Halter and Pamela Paling.

What does it take to disconnect your gas meter? A cold climate heat pump and an efficient electric cooktop.

At 10,400 feet in elevation, Montezuma is famously cold. But Carly and Noah’s heat pump keeps their family warm.

With solar panels on their roof and a newly energy efficient home, Nicole and Jack Gervais know they’re doing the right thing for their house and the environment.

Judy Pottle watches the seasons change from her living room window. Even when it’s cold and blustery outside, her energy efficient home keeps her – and her dog – warm and cozy.

Larry Willhite’s vision for Breckenridge is a community where every home is energy efficient and solar panels adorn every rooftop. To inspire his neighbors, he started with his own home. We’ll cheers to that.

Dean and Margo Fiala love their Dillon retreat. And after adding insulation and sealing air leaks, their home is cozier and their gas bill is lower.

Energy efficiency doesn’t benefit just humans. Just ask Mitch Herr and Anne Steven’s dog Peanut.

If your home is always cold, even in the summer, you might need a home energy assessment. Just ask Janice Goddard.

When it comes to learning more about our homes, Frisco residents Andy and Marci Aerenson think energy assessments are a great idea.

Planning a home remodel? It’s always a great idea to get a home energy assessment first so you can include energy efficiency in your scope of work — and get paid for the improvements you make.