Rebate forms off your desk
Mass Save Rebate Help in Boston
We check what your house qualifies for, line up the steps in the right order and prepare the rebate paperwork for you.
The Rebate Is Worth Chasing, If Someone Does the Chasing
In 2026 a house that switches entirely to air-source heat pumps can collect up to $8,500 from Mass Save, figured on tonnage, and that is real money off a heat pump project. The catch is the list of conditions. Your house must first get the insulation and air sealing its Home Energy Assessment report recommends, only cold-climate models on the program's qualifying list count, and the owner or a tenant must occupy the place straight through the heating season. A partial-home setup, with heat pumps on some zones and the old system on the rest, qualifies for a smaller rebate. None of that is hard once you know it, but it trips up a lot of people who try to piece it together from program pages on their own. That is the part we take over. We confirm your utility account and occupancy, tell you whether an assessment is still needed and how to set it up at no cost to you, and make sure any insulation or air sealing it calls for is planned before the heat pump work. Then we pick equipment that meets the rules, put the rebate estimate on the proposal next to the price and prepare the claim with you after the system is running.
What We Handle on the Rebate
This is the work that usually lands on the homeowner, and here it lands on us.
Account and occupancy check
Your utility, home type and winter occupancy reviewed against the program rules.
Assessment setup
Booking the Home Energy Assessment (no cost to you) and acting on its report.
Weatherization first
Insulation and air sealing sequenced ahead of the heat pump when the rebate needs it.
Whole-home or partial
A plain comparison of both paths and what each could pay for your house.
Equipment that qualifies
Models selected to meet the cold-climate requirements of the program.
Estimate in the proposal
Per-ton rebate estimate printed right beside the installed price.
Claim prepared
Rebate documents filled in on our side and reviewed with you before they go.
Program questions
Follow-up queries from the program land with us, not you.
How the Rebate Gets Done
Check the house
We review your account, occupancy and assessment status and tell you plainly what the whole-home rebate needs.
Plan to the rules
Weatherization is scheduled if required, qualifying equipment is chosen and the estimate goes into your proposal.
File after startup
Once the heat pump is running, we prepare the claim with you and follow up on anything the program asks for.
Why Hand Us the Rebate
Conditions up front
You know what the rebate depends on before you plan around it.
Right order, every time
Assessment and weatherization handled before the install, not discovered after.
Your time back
We prepare the documents; you look them over and sign.
- Rules checked first
- Weatherization sequenced
- Estimate in writing
- Claim prepared for you
Find Out What Your House Qualifies For
A short call covers your utility, your home and whether an assessment has been done, and we will tell you straight which rebate path fits.