Air-Source Heat Pump Rebates & Incentives
In addition to enjoying dual heating/cooling, increased efficiency and improved comfort in your home, your new heat pump system may qualify for $16,000 in rebates + more!
As a Massachusetts Resident, You May Qualify For A Variety Of Heat Pump Incentives!
Up to $16,000 in Rebates
Your new air-source heat pump system likely qualifies for up to $16,000 in rebates through Mass Save or Next Zero programs!
Up to $50,000 in 0% Financing
In addition to rebates, you may be able to finance your project for up to $50,000 at 0% APR with Mass Save’s HEAT Loan.
$2,000 Federal Tax Credit
Under the Inflation Reduction Act, homeowners are eligible for a tax credit of up to $2,000, for qualifying heat pumps installation.
Mass Save Air-Source Heat Pump Incentives
The Mass Save program offers financial support to residents and businesses making the switch to efficient systems, by offering rebates and 0% financing options for applicable systems.
To qualify for the Mass Save program you must live in Massachusetts and be a customer of one of the following participating electric utility companies:
- National Grid
- Unitil
- Eversource
- Liberty
- Berkshire Gas
- Cape Light Compact
$16,000 Whole-Home Rebate
Are you interested in converting your home’s fuel or electric resistance heating system to air source heat pumps? Did you know? Your system likely qualifies for Mass Save whole-home rebate of up to $16,000.
$1,250/Ton Partial-Home Rebate
For Massachusetts residents installing partial heat pump systems, Mass Save offers partial home rebates starting at $1,250/ton, up to a total of $10,000!
Mass Save HEAT Loan
The Mass Save HEAT Loan is a zero-interest, 7-year loan of up to $50,000. This loan can be used to finance your whole-home heat pump installation as well as any necessary weatherization.
Frequently Asked Questions…
Does my home qualify for the Mass Save program?
To qualify for the Mass Save program you must live in Massachusetts and be a customer of one of the following participating electric utility companies:
- National Grid
- Unitil
- Eversource
- Liberty
- Berkshire Gas
- Cape Light Compact
Municipal electric customers can participate in the Mass Save program if their home is heated with natural gas, provided by a Mass Save Program Sponsor listed above.
When do I receive my rebate?
Mass Save offers mail-in rebates for qualifying heat pump installations. Once your installation is completed and paid in full, you must submit a rebate application to Mass Save. Upon approval, Mass Save will mail your rebate check directly to your home.
Mass Save is projected to distribute rebates within 10–12 weeks of the rebate application being approved.
What steps do I need to take to use Mass Save?
To qualify for Mass Save you must have had a home energy assessment in the past two years, use a certified Mass Save installer and let us assist you in filing the necessary paperwork!
Do Jay Moody HVAC Heat Pump Systems Qualify for Mass Save?
Yes, as a member of Mass Save’s Heat Pump Installer Network (HPIN), Jay Moody HVAC can install Mass Save qualifying systems.
In order to qualify for Mass Save rebates, your system must be installed by a member of the HPIN.
Our team is extremely experienced in navigating the Mass Save Program, from designing qualifying systems, to helping our customers complete finance and rebate applications!
Our Team Assists In Submitting Your Rebate Application!
No need to stress! Our experienced Jay Moody HVAC team can help you with the applicable rebate and warranty paperwork while you enjoy your new system!
Municipal Air Source Heat Pump Rebates
Many municipalities offer incentives to residents and businesses making the switch to efficient systems, by offering rebates and financing options for applicable systems!
Rebate Amount
Municipal incentives vary depending on the system you are replacing or supplementing, and based on the new system you are installing.
Jay Moody HVAC’s sales-engineers include all expected Mass Save incentives in your written proposal.
Click on your town to learn more about municipal specific incentives.
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IRA Federal Tax Credit
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is a significant investment by the US government to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The act aims to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, while promoting the use of energy-efficient, all-electric appliances in US households.
As part of the IRA, residents installing heat pump systems may qualify for up to $2,000 in federal tax credits!
Up to $2,000
Heat pump systems with a thermal efficiency rating of at least 75% qualify for a federal credit of up to $2,000 per year!
The tax credit resets every year, so households may claim the credit annually on any installations completed during each tax year.
Engineer-Designed For Comfort & Efficiency
Our degreed mechanical engineers work with Jay Moody HVAC customers, in-home, to design systems that take into account each space’s unique layout and the priorities of our customers.
When it comes to HVAC, one size does not fit all. That’s why at Jay Moody HVAC, we use science backed design methods to ensure effective systems, custom to your home.
Ready to take your next step?
Schedule a free in-home heat pump consultation with a Jay Moody HVAC engineer. Our team works with you to design the perfect heat pump system for your home’s comfort and efficiency needs. Plus, we include all qualifying rebates & incentives directly in your written quote!
