Kurowski Development Co. has received the following awards:
- 2010 - Energy Value Housing Award. Awarded by National Association Homebuilders Research Center
- 2009 - Whirlpool's The Green Touch™ Excellence in Sustainability Award
- 2008 - Special Recognition Award for Sustainability - City of Lakewood
Presented by Bob Murphy, Mayor and Michel Rock, City Manager
- 2006 - HBA Home Builders & Associates in Partnership Award
- 2005 - Cherry Creek Stewardship Partners 2005 Developers Award
- 2003 - ENERGY STAR New Millennium Builder Award
Kurowski Development Co. was recognized by E-Star Colorado™, ENERGY STAR® and Xcel Energy on October 7, 2003, as one of the most energy efficient homebuilders in Colorado.
- 2003 - Marvin Windows Yellow Rose Award Recipient
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- 2002 - E-Star Colorado and EPA ENERGY STAR Metro Denver Winner for the Most Energy Efficient Home of the New Millennium
- 2001 - E-Star Colorado and EPA ENERGY STAR Metro Denver Winner for the Most Energy Efficient Home of the New Millennium
- 2001 - E-Star Colorado and EPA ENERGY STAR Intermountain Winner for the Most Energy Efficient Home of the New Millennium
- 2000 - Built Green Home Builder Of The Year
- 2000 - American Concrete Institute Award for Use of Insulated Concrete Forms
- 1999 - Built Green Presidents Award
- 1998 - E-Star Energy Excellence Award
- 1998 - Professional Builder Magazine Lifetime Achievement Award
- 1998 - Builder of the Year, Colorado Association of Home Builders
- 1998 - Built Green Custom Builder of the Year.
- 1997 - Built Green Builder of the Year.
- Home Builders Association Mame Award
Winner in 1980, 1982, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1995, and the special Judges Award for 1985.
Finalist in 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1995, and 1997.
- 1994 - Home Builders Association Mame Award Builder Of The Year (Voted by his peers)
- 1983 - Pacific Coast Builders Conference "Award of Merit" for the Best Custom Home
- Selected to build the 1982 Home Builders Association Promotion Home, "Echonergy II," which more than 40,000 people toured
- Selection by the Solar Energy Research Institute to design and build a home for the first Passive Solar Home Tour