
The infusion of growth capital accelerates scaling of digital‑first home‑retrofit solutions, a critical lever for meeting decarbonization targets. It also signals strong investor confidence in technology‑driven pathways to residential electrification.
The residential electrification market is entering a rapid growth phase as climate policies push homeowners toward low‑carbon upgrades. Demand for heat pumps, insulation, and electric vehicle chargers is outpacing traditional supply chains, creating a gap that technology platforms can fill. Digital tools that streamline planning, quoting, and scheduling reduce friction, lower costs, and make large‑scale retrofits more accessible to a broader consumer base.
Zero Homes leverages a mobile‑first approach to generate 3‑D scans of homes, enabling virtual assessments that produce customized electrification plans. By bundling quoting, financing options, and contractor matchmaking in a single marketplace, the platform shortens project timelines and improves transparency for both homeowners and installers. Contractors benefit from a steady pipeline of qualified leads, while homeowners gain confidence through data‑driven recommendations and a single point of contact for complex retrofits.
The $16.8 million Series A round provides the runway to replicate this model in new regions and to enrich the product suite with advanced analytics and financing integrations. Investors such as Prelude Ventures see the venture as a strategic play in the broader clean‑energy transition, where digital infrastructure is as vital as the hardware itself. As Zero Homes scales its contractor network and enters additional states, it positions itself to capture a sizable share of the multi‑billion‑dollar home‑retrofit market, setting a benchmark for tech‑enabled sustainability solutions.
Denver‑based Zero Homes raised $16.8 million in a Series A round to expand its digital platform for residential electrification. The round was led by Prelude Ventures with participation from SJF Ventures, Watsco Ventures, VoLo Earth Ventures, Overture VC and FJ Labs. The funds will support market expansion, product development and contractor network growth.
Source: FinSMEs
Zero Homes Raises $16.8M in Series A Funding
By FinSMEs
February 18, 2026
Zero Homes, a Denver, CO‑based technology company that develops an end‑to‑end digital platform supporting homeowners and contractors, raised $16.8 million in Series A funding.
The round was led by Prelude Ventures with participation from SJF Ventures, Watsco Ventures, and existing investors VoLo Earth Ventures, Overture VC, and FJ Labs.
The company intends to use the funds to support the expansion of its digital‑first approach into new markets, the enablement of broader product offerings, and the continued growth of its contractor network.
Led by CEO and Founder Grant Gunnison, Zero Homes is a technology company and digital marketplace that improves residential electrification by allowing homeowners to plan, quote, and schedule retrofits—such as heat pumps, insulation, and EV chargers—using a mobile app to create digital scans. It offers virtual assessments to create customized electrification plans and connects users with contractors.
Zero Homes is actively installing projects in Colorado, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Illinois, and California, with plans to expand further in 2026.
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