Efficient, All-Electric Heating & Cooling for Massachusetts Homeowners
Heat Pump Rebates – Up to $10,000
Mass Save offers rebates of up to $10,000 for qualifying whole-home air source heat pump systems. Whether you’re upgrading an existing system or installing new equipment, heat pumps deliver powerful performance, lower energy bills, and reduce carbon emissions.
Why Choose Air Source Heat Pumps?
- High-efficiency heating and cooling in one system
- Lower utility bills and reduced reliance on fossil fuels
- Ducted and ductless options for flexible installation
- Clean, quiet, and low-maintenance comfort
Why Choose a Mass Save Partner Like Us?
- We’re a certified Mass Save contractor
- We’ll guide you through the rebate process
- You’ll receive expert installation and professional service
- We help maximize your incentives and comfort
Learn More & Check Eligibility
Find full rebate details and system requirements on the official Mass Save® sites:
Heat Pump Rebate Summary
| Rebate Type | Rebate Amount | Federal Tax Credit |
|---|---|---|
| Whole-Home | $3,000 per ton up to $10,000 | Up to $2,000 |
| Partial-Home | $1,250 per ton* up to $10,000 | |
| Income-Based Enhanced Incentive (whole or partial)** | Up to $16,000 |
*Tons are calculated based on AHRI cooling capacity divided by 12,000 BTUs. Rebate amount based on tons.
** To qualify for a Federal 25C Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit, the installed heat pump system must meet the Consortium for Energy Efficiency’s (CEE) highest non-“advanced” tier. Also note that the 25C Tax Credit is equal to 30% of the heat pump install cost after the Mass Save rebate is applied up to a total of $2,000 annually. An annual credit up to $600 is also available under the 25C Tax Credit for 30% of the cost of electrical panel upgrades if they are installed in conjunction with a heat pump or heat pump water heater. For more information on available tax credits, please visit the Inflation Reduction Act FAQ. This information does not represent tax or legal advice. Please consult your tax advisor for further details.
*** Visit MassSave.com/Enhanced for additional information. Pre-existing fuel type must be oil, propane, or electric resistance.