Explore the latest rebates and incentives available to Massachusetts homeowners upgrading to energy-efficient solutions.
Your heat pump project may qualify for substantial energy incentives including:
Our team is well-versed in navigating incentive programs, so you don’t have to worry about keeping up with the various requirements. We’ll outline all eligible incentives during your initial consultation and take care of your rebate application following your installation.
It’s one more way we make your project hassle-free and help you save!
Massachusetts homeowners can qualify for heat pump rebates through various programs! Our team simplifies the process, guiding you through every step so you receive the maximum savings.
The Mass Save program is a collaborative initiative dedicated to reducing energy consumption in Massachusetts. The program offers resources and financial support to Massachusetts residents and businesses making energy efficiency upgrades.
To qualify, you must live in Massachusetts and be a customer of one of the participating utility providers:
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).
Many Massachusetts municipalities offer incentives and resources to help local residents and businesses make energy efficiency upgrades.
Municipal incentives vary depending on the system being replaced or supplemented and the new system being installed. Jay Moody HVAC’s degreed engineers include all qualifying incentives within your written quote.
For details on specific town incentive programs, visit NextZero.org.
If you’re a municipal electric customer with natural gas heating serviced by a Mass Save Program Sponsor, you may still be able to participate in the Mass Save program.
Qualify for available energy incentives while upgrading to more energy-efficient home solutions! The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) offers federal tax credits for various home efficiency projects. We include all applicable incentives directly in your proposal to maximize your savings.
Eligible for a Federal Tax Credit under the IRA 25 C
If you’re installing a ducted heat pump system, the tax credits are stackable, meaning you can qualify for up to $3,800 in federal tax credits!
Thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), homeowners like you can receive a tax credit of up to $2,000 for qualifying heat pump installations, helping you save money while staying comfortable. This credit covers 30% of your heat pump installation costs, up to the $2,000 limit per year. The program is funded through 2032, providing ample time to plan your energy-efficient upgrades.
The Mass Save HEAT Loan offers 0% financing up to $25,000 up to seven years for energy-efficient upgrades such as insulation and heat pumps. To qualify, you must complete a Home Energy Assessment.
Converting your home entirely to heat pumps? Mass Save offers rebates of $3,000 per ton, up to $10,000, for whole-home heat pump installations. To qualify, the heat pump system must serve as the primary source of heating, and your fuel systems must be fully removed and disabled.
For projects where heat pumps partially displace traditional heating, Mass Save offers rebates of $1,250 per ton, up to $10,000. This is a great option if you want supplemental heating and cooling while keeping your existing heat source.
Mass Save offers Enhanced Rebates for income eligible customers. To check eligibility, click here: Income Qualifications
To qualify for the HEAT Loan and/or Whole Home Rebate, Mass Save requires a Home Energy Assessment completed within the past two years. During the assessment, you may receive recommendations for efficiency improvements and weatherization.
Your home must be properly weatherized to qualify for Mass Save’s whole-home heat pump rebate, which means completing any recommended weatherization from your assessment.
To avoid delays, we recommend scheduling your assessment before or along with your heat pump quote.
It’s crucial to choose an HVAC contractor qualified to install heat pump systems through the Mass Save program.
Jay Moody HVAC is a Member of the Mass Save Heat Pump Installer Network:
It’s crucial for your contractor to be a member of the Mass Save’s Heat Pump Installer Network (HPIN). If the contractor is not a member, the heat pump installation will not qualify for Mass Save incentives.
Jay Moody HVAC Completes Manual J Calculations in Your Home:
Manual J calculations are required for Mass Save incentives. It’s essential that your contractor performs this calculation to ensure your system meets your home’s heating and cooling needs. The best contractors will complete this calculation on-site, while less experienced contracts often outsource the calculations, increasing the risk of errors.
Jay Moody Installs Qualifying Heat Pump Equipment:
To qualify for Mass Save incentives, your heat pump equipment must be listed on the Heat Pump Qualifying Product List (HPQPL). Jay Moody engineers are very familiar with this list and will inform you of the incentives you’re eligible for.
At Jay Moody HVAC, we include all applicable incentives in our written quotes and are happy to answer any questions you may have.
To use the HEAT Loan for your heat pump project, let us help you submit the application. Once your application is received, Mass Save is charged with qualifying your project and a participating lender approves and distributes the funds to you. We are happy to assist you throughout the process!
Please note, the HEAT Loan does not cover any rebate amounts expected to be dispersed to you following your installation.
Once the previous steps are complete, it’s time for your heat pump installation! You’ll be responsible for the full cost of the installation, due on the day it’s finished. This includes the amount of any rebates from Mass Save, which will be issued to you after your installation and rebate submission.
Following the completion of your project, Jay Moody HVAC will take care of submitting your rebate once all documents are provided and your installation is paid in full.
After receiving your rebate application, Mass Save will process it and mail your rebate directly to you. While the estimated processing time is approximately 10-12 weeks, it may vary depending on demand.
Our team of degreed engineers work with you to design the perfect system for your home.
Plus, we’ll outline all qualifying energy incentives to help maximize your savings!
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.
Municipal electric customers can participate in the program if their home is heated with natural gas, provided by a Mass Save Sponsor (listed above).
A mail-in rebate is a refund you receive after purchasing a product or service by submitting proof of purchase, typically online or by mail. Unlike instant discounts, you pay full price upfront and get reimbursed later. Mass Save and most municipal heat pump rebates are mail-in rebates, requiring submission of specific documentation within a set timeframe.
Mass Save projects the distribution of rebates within 10–12 weeks of approving the rebate application. We will assist in submitting your rebate applications once the job is completed, fully paid for and we have received all necessary paperwork from you!
Please be aware that Jay Moody HVAC has no control over the process or timeline of rebate approval or distribution.
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