Mass Save Rebates

Learn About Mass Save Rebates

With the primary goal of helping residents and businesses across Massachusetts save money and energy for a clean and energy-efficient future, Mass Save is a collaborative program of local electric and natural gas utilities working closely with the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources. It is sponsored by Berkshire Gas, Cape Light Compact, Eversource, Liberty Utilities, National Grid and Unitil.

Mass Save offers 0% financing and rebates on selected high efficiency heating and cooling equipment, including gas heat, propane heat, heat pumps for heating and cooling, and water heaters. We are a Mass Save approved contractor. Call, text or email us to set up an appointment for an estimate.

“Through the joint efforts of the Mass Save collaborative, Massachusetts is one of the most energy efficient states in the country, according to the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE).”

Access Useful Resources About Mass Save

Check out the available resources below to learn more about what Mass Save has to offer.

Learn more about heating system sizing, determining efficiency, how upgrading to a high efficiency system provides value and cost savings to you.

Consumer's Guide to Purchasing a New Heating System

Tips to keep your house’s temperature better regulated throughout the seasons to save on energy consumption and reduce costs.

Heating and Cooling Tips - Energy Facts

Learn more about available rebates offered through Mass Save. Rebates are applied for after job completion by homeowner.

Propane Heating and Water Heater Rebates

Natural Gas Heating and Water Heater Rebates

Info about different types of heat pumps, how they operate and their applications. Heat pumps may qualify for a whole house rebate.

Heat Pumps for Heating and Cooling - Mass Save | Heat Pump Solutions for the Merrimack Valley

OR you can also connect a heat pump to “some” existing heating system to help make them more energy efficient and save money by not completely relying on fossil fuels. The existing system may be programmed to operate, with an integrated control (thermostat), to run during the coldest temps of the year, but run via mini split when it warms up, minimizing the use of fossil fuel when it is not needed.

Heat Pump Rebate