Zero Homes has expanded its partnership with ComEd and the City of Chicago contract to provide free home electrification upgrades for income-eligible residents. Since 2024, Zero Homes has completed over 100 projects in Chicago, saving homeowners an average of $900 annually. This builds on a recent grant from Exelon’s 2c2i initiative and supports healthier, energy-efficient homes across the city.

Looking to take advantage of Denver heat pump rebates? In 2025, Xcel Energy tripled its rebate amounts — we’ve seen an average savings of $8,000 per system. Combined with state and federal tax credits, homeowners can save up to 50% on upfront costs. But funding is limited and expected to run out by the end of summer. Learn how to qualify, what systems meet requirements, and why acting now is key.

Zero Homes has been selected as a 2025 recipient of Exelon’s Climate Change Investment Initiative (2c2i), recognizing its innovative, tech-driven approach to whole-home electrification. The collaboration will focus on delivering affordable, clean energy upgrades to households that need them most. By integrating its digital-first platform with utility operations, Zero Homes aims to accelerate decarbonization, lower energy bills, and improve indoor air quality for millions of Americans.

Ducted heat pumps, mini splits, multi splits, and ductless heat pumps each offer flexible, energy-efficient solutions for home heating and cooling. Whether you're upgrading an older HVAC system or adding comfort to a new space, understanding the different pump designs can help you choose the right system for whole-home or zoned comfort.

Zero Homes partners with Tri-State’s “Electrify and Save” program.