Zero Homes - Denver

Zero Homes opened in 2022 at 3120 Blake St. in Denver, and the company has quickly become a standout in Colorado's HVAC market with a 4.8-star average across 44 verified reviews. This contractor operates as a digital-first platform that connects homeowners with pre-vetted local installation partners rather than sending its own technicians to homes. The business serves Denver proper alongside Wheat Ridge, Lakewood, Aurora, Arvada, Westminster, Thornton, and Glendale, making it a regional player across the greater metro area. Available around the clock every day of the week, Zero Homes positions itself as a modern alternative to traditional HVAC companies.

What distinguishes Zero Homes from conventional HVAC contractors is its app-based approach that eliminates in-home sales visits entirely. Customers work with virtual advisors through their mobile device to design custom heat pump systems, receive transparent quotes, and access all available rebates and incentives without scheduling a stranger to sit in their living room. The company partners exclusively with vetted local contractors including Denver Mechanical Contracting and Liberty Heating and Air LLC, and their website showcases specific installations featuring Mitsubishi equipment. One documented project achieved $3,500 in upfront savings through rebate stacking, with projected annual energy savings of $340.

Customer reviews name specific technicians who delivered notable results. Adam L from Denver Mechanical Contracting installed a heat pump system that earned a spotlight on the company's featured work page. Conner designed a comprehensive Mitsubishi heat pump setup featuring ducted mini splits in the attic, wall-mounted units in bedrooms, and an 80-gallon heat pump water heater for one homeowner. Reviewer Dan Johnson praised the team for handling his heat pump and panel upgrade without pushy sales tactics, noting the process felt organized and surprisingly easy. Kristina Steger specifically mentioned working with Zero Homes on a heat pump water heater upgrade to transition to an all-electric system.