Mass Save Rebate Help in Beverly, MA

Mass Save pays a heat pump rebate on qualifying installs, and for a whole-home system in 2026 it can reach up to $8,500, calculated by the ton. That is a big number. It also comes with conditions, and missing one can cost you. The home has to be weatherized per a Home Energy Assessment. Only qualifying cold-climate models count. Someone must live in the house full-time all winter. Partial-home installs, where the heat pump covers some rooms and not others, get a smaller rebate. And once a heat pump becomes the main heat for a zone, the old gas, oil or propane system serving it has to be removed or disconnected, or set up as a backup on integrated controls. None of that is hard. It just has to be done in the right order. So we start with a simple check. What heats the house? Have you had a Home Energy Assessment? Is insulation work on the list? From there we line things up. If you need the assessment, we help you get it booked, and it costs you nothing. If weatherization comes first, we tell you. The equipment we propose is matched to the program before anything is ordered. After the install, we gather the model numbers, invoices and forms and file the rebate. You get a clear picture of where it stands until it is paid.