Why More Colorado Homeowners Are Switching to Electric Lawn Equipment

Spring in Colorado always keeps us guessing. One week it is snowing, the next week everyone is mowing their lawns in shorts.
But one thing is predictable every year. Once the warmer weather finally sticks around, lawn season hits fast.
If you are pulling your mower, trimmer, or blower out of the garage right now, it might be the perfect time to consider making the switch from gas to electric equipment. Over the past few years, battery powered lawn equipment has improved a lot, and more homeowners are realizing it is not just easier to use, it actually makes sense long term.
Here are a few reasons more people are going electric this season:
Colorado is currently offering a 30% discount on qualifying electric equipment
Colorado's electric lawn equipment discount program currently gives customers 30% off qualifying electric lawn mowers, leaf blowers, string trimmers, and snow blowers at participating retailers.
The discount happens right at checkout. No rebate forms, no waiting period, and no coupon required.
The program is currently scheduled to run through December 31, 2026, but because it is government funded, there is always a chance the program could change or end earlier than expected. If you have been thinking about upgrading, it may be worth taking advantage of it while it is still available.
No more gas cans, oil changes, or frustrating maintenance
One of the biggest things people notice after switching is just how much simpler electric equipment is.
No mixing. No fuel spilled gas in the garage. No fighting to start equipment after it sat all winter.
Charge the battery, press a button, and get to work.
They are way quieter
Anyone who has used older gas powered equipment knows how loud it can get.
Electric equipment is noticeably quieter, which means you can mow earlier, work later, and avoid waking up the entire neighborhood. It also makes yard work a lot more enjoyable when you are not dealing with constant engine noise the whole time.
A lot of customers also like that pets and kids tend to handle the quieter equipment much better.
Cleaner for you and your yard
Gas powered lawn equipment produces a surprising amount of emissions, especially older two stroke engines commonly found in blowers and trimmers.
With electric equipment, there are no exhaust fumes blowing directly back at you while you work. You also avoid storing gasoline and oil around your home or garage.
For many homeowners, it is simply a cleaner and more convenient option overall.
The technology has gotten really good
A few years ago, many people assumed electric equipment could not keep up with gas. That is not really the case anymore.
Modern battery powered mowers and outdoor tools have come a long way in power, runtime, and reliability. Many are lighter, easier to maneuver, and simpler to maintain than their gas counterparts.
They are also a great option for seniors, first time homeowners, or anyone looking to make lawn care a little easier.
Thanks for reading! If you have questions about what equipment qualifies for the Colorado discount program or what setup makes the most sense for your yard, stop by Big Tool Box and we can help walk you through the options.

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