Solar energy makes sense for Garfield County homeownersSolar equipment prices have dropped 80-90% in the past decade. Many homeowners across the U.S. are choosing solar energy as a way to establish energy independence and increase their property value. Pairing a solar system with on-site storage (battery backup) provides extra resilience, both for the individual business
CARE income qualifications80 percent of area median income for Garfield County Family size and income range (updated June 1, 2021) 1 person, up to $49,5202 people, up to $56,5603 people, up to $63,6004 people, up to $70,6405 people, up to $76,3206 people, up to $82,0007 people, up to $87,6008 people, up to $93,280If you or
Counties ServedChaffee CountyClear Creek CountyEagle CountyGarfield CountyGrand CountyJackson CountyLake CountyMoffat CountyPark CountyPitkin CountyRio Blanco CountyRoutt CountySummit CountyClick here to get started, or call 1-800-332-3669Income Guidelines1 person, up to $ 24,1202 people, up to $ 32,4803 people, up to $ 40,8404 people, up to $ 49,2005 people, up to $ 57,5606 people, up to $ 65,9207
Helpful Home Energy Efficiency Options for Income-Qualified HouseholdsHouseholds in Garfield County within certain income ranges may qualify for FREE home energy efficiency programs. These programs can help make your home more energy efficient so your utility bills will be lower.Energy efficiency upgrades also make your home more comfortable. They’ll eliminate drafts and cold spots, and