Cu Solutions is a multi-service home-services company based in Colorado that specializes in the critical systems driving modern home efficiency: Electrical (panel upgrades, whole-home rewiring), HVAC (high-efficiency furnaces, AC, and heat pumps), Solar (installation and battery storage), EV Charging (Level 2 home stations), and Remodeling. By handling all of these trades internally, we act as a "one-stop provider," which allows us to review your home as a complete system rather than a series of disconnected projects. This approach ensures that your electrical infrastructure is properly sized to support new high-demand loads like Tesla Wall Connectors or cold-climate heat pumps without the scheduling conflicts or technical gaps often found when using multiple separate contractors

As a registered program contractor, we guide homeowners through the Colorado Home Energy Rebate (HEAR) and Home Efficiency Rebate (HER) programs. These state initiatives, funded by the Inflation Reduction Act, offer qualifying Denver Metro households up to $14,000 in point of sale discounts for energy−efficient upgrades. Unlike traditional mail-in rebates, our status as a registered partner allows us to apply these savings, such as $8,000 for a heat pump or $4,000 for an electrical panel upgrade, directly to your project invoice, significantly lowering your upfront costs. We assist with the required income verification and technical documentation to ensure your project meets all state and federal eligibility rules

The electrical panel is the central distribution hub for all power entering your residence. In many older homes across Denver, Aurora, and Arvada, existing 60-amp or 100-amp service was not designed to handle the continuous loads of Level 2 EV chargers, central AC, or induction ranges. At Cu Solutions, we specialize in 200-amp and 400-amp panel upgrades that provide the capacity needed for future electrification. Upgrading your "electrical backbone" prevents chronic issues like tripping breakers, flickering lights, and warm outlets, while ensuring your system complies with the latest National Electrical Code (NEC) and local Denver building standards

Yes. In almost every jurisdiction we serve including Denver, Lakewood, and Parker, major electrical and mechanical work requires official permits and inspections. Permits are essential for protecting your home’s resale value and ensuring that the work meets the NEC (National Electrical Code) for safety and fire prevention. As a licensed and insured Colorado contractor, Cu Solutions handles the entire permitting process on your behalf. We coordinate the application through departments like Denver Community Planning & Development and schedule the final inspections to verify that every circuit, breaker, and HVAC connection is code-compliant and safe for your family.

You should contact our 24/7 emergency services line immediately if you notice "red flag" symptoms that threaten your home’s safety or structural integrity.

• Electrical Emergencies: Burning or "fishy" smells near outlets, sparking breaker boxes, or total power loss when neighbors still have lights.

• HVAC Emergencies: A total loss of heat during a Colorado winter storm ("no heat" situation) or strange noises paired with a carbon monoxide (CO) detector alarm. In Denver’s high-altitude climate, these issues can lead to frozen pipes or fire hazards if not addressed rapidly. Our technicians arrive in fully equipped vehicles to diagnose and restore your comfort and safety as quickly as possible.

Denver homes face intense seasonal stress, from "Hail Alley" storms in the summer to extreme cold snaps in the winter. We provide specialized seasonal maintenance tune-ups for HVAC systems to ensure they can handle high-demand summer cooling and reliable winter heating without overworking and driving up your energy bills. Furthermore, for EV charging and solar projects, we use weather-rated equipment (typically NEMA 3R or higher) designed to withstand Colorado’s snow, ice, and intense UV exposure. Our multi-trade perspective means we don't just fix a single component; we ensure your entire home is resilient enough to handle the Front Range's unique weather challenges.