Energy Smart for My Home
Do you want to save money, stay comfortable in the winter, and make the environmentally responsible choice?
Let the Energy Smart Colorado team at Walking Mountains Science Center help you become more energy efficient!
Contact Our Team: 970.328.8777 | Energy@walkingmountains.org
Step 1: Get a Home Energy Assessment
This is your gateway to using less energy. A $400+ value for only $100 (additional costs for homes over 3,000 square feet.
> Safety Tests
> Blower Door Analysis
> Infrared Imaging
> Quick Fix Energy Installs
> Custom Report with Recommended Improvements
Step 2: Get Advice & Get it Done
Our energy advisors can discuss your assessment report and help you implement projects that fit your budget.
We can help with:
> Best Practices
> Finding Contractors (Download the Contractor List)
> Finding Financing
> Estimating Your Savings
Step 3: Apply for Rebates
Energy Smart at Walking Mountains offers cashback rebates, and we can help you find incentives from utilities.
> Connecting you with qualified contractors
> Securing the best rebates and incentives
> Applying for loans and other financing
> Tracking your savings as you make improvements
Meet some of the program team members
Latest Energy Programs Blog Posts
- Press Release: Walking Mountains to Launch Eagle County’s Solarize Program to support growth of a local solar marketFor Immediate Release: 03-21-2022... Read more
- Edwards Metro District Partners with Energy Smart Colorado to Incentivize Efficiency & Electrification Upgrades for Residents & Businesses
Edwards Metro District partners with the Energy Smart Colorado program at Walking Mountains Science Center to provide $50 home energy assessments, free energy coaching to homes and businesses, and increased rebate offerings to Edwards Metro District residents and businesses... Read more - Local Resource for Healthy Home Information
Shelter is one of the three requirements for survival. Our homes are meant to be our sanctuary and provide us with comfort and protection from the environmental elements. However, there are many ways in which our homes can actually be detrimental to our health and safety. Walking Mountains Science Center... Read more
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