A new heat pump with $0 down, paid on your Xcel bill

About $202 a monthTypical heat pump and gas furnace, 10 years, if approved.
Compare the rate
Sources: CCEF, Elevations and Westerra RENU rate sheets, Wells Fargo Home Projects card terms.
- ClearPath On-Bill4.50–5.49%
Fixed for the whole term.
- RENU credit union loanfrom 6.99%
Needs a credit score of 580 or more.
- Store-card promo plan28.99%
Charged from the purchase date if the promo balance isn’t paid off in time.

One system for heat and AC
A heat pump heats in winter, cools in summer, runs quietly and keeps the heat even.



Your monthly payment
Typical price: $21,000–$28,000
$202 a month10 years · 5.49% APR · if approved
- Xcel heat pump rebate$1,500 per heating ton
- −$5,250
- Xcel furnace rebateThrough 2026
- −$225
- State discount (2026)
- −$1,000
- Power Ahead Colorado
- −$1,500
- After rebates
- $18,225
- 2% origination fee
- +$365
- Amount financed
- $18,590
$202 a month
10 years · 5.49% APR · if approved
Estimated rebates for a 3.5-ton heat pump and a 95% gas furnace.
Send photos for an estimateCounty filing fees are extra.
Before you sign
- A 2% fee
- It’s added to the amount you finance.
- Cash costs less
- This example costs $5,973 more than cash over 10 years, fee included.
- Selling the home
- You have to tell the buyer about the balance.
- Missed payments
- They go through Xcel’s normal collections, which CCEF says can include disconnection.
Who qualifies
- You own the home and live in it.
- Your name is on the deed and the Xcel electric account.
- At least 6 months of Xcel bills.
- No shutoff notices in 12 months and no late fees in 6.
Send photos for an estimate
We’ll send back your price after rebates and the monthly payment for each term, if approved. We’re an authorized ClearPath contractor.
Equipment labels and a photo of the closed electrical panel help, too. Leave covers in place.
- You send us your photos.
- We send your estimate.
- We confirm it in person.
- You approve it with ClearPath, and CCEF’s application starts.
Prices are typical ranges from recent estimates in the Denver area, before rebates.