Rebate claims, start to check
Mass Save Rebate Help in Nahant
Whole-home heat pump rebates of up to $8,500 in 2026, paid per ton when eligibility rules are met. We sort out what applies to your house and keep the paperwork moving.
The Rebate Is Real Money, With Rules Attached
The Mass Save air-source heat pump rebate pays up to $8,500 in 2026 for a whole-home system. It is paid per ton of capacity, so a properly sized system matters. But the number only shows up if the conditions are met.
Here is the checklist in short. The home needs a Home Energy Assessment, which costs the homeowner nothing, and the weatherization it recommends. Only cold-climate units from the program list count. Somebody has to live there year round, winter included. And wherever new equipment now heats a zone, the fuel-burning unit for that zone comes out, gets disconnected, or stays behind integrated controls that wake it only in bitter cold.
Partial-home systems, where heat pumps cover part of the house, qualify for a smaller rebate under looser rules. Sometimes that is the better first move. We lay both paths side by side with the per-ton math, so you can see which one fits your budget and your house. Then the paperwork is ours: forms drafted, model numbers attached and the claim chased until it is paid.
The Rebate Checklist
Each piece the rebate depends on, handled in order.
Eligibility review
Your utility account, occupancy and current heating checked against the program rules before any design work.
Assessment scheduling help
Pointers on getting the program's no-cost energy assessment scheduled, then a read-through of its report with you.
Weatherization plan
The insulation and air sealing the assessment calls for, lined up so the whole-home path stays open.
Whole-home or partial
Both options priced with their per-ton rebate estimates, so the choice is based on numbers.
Qualified equipment match
Exact outdoor and indoor models checked against the qualified product list before the proposal goes out.
Forms and documents
Rebate paperwork prepared with you, equipment details attached, and the claim followed until it is accepted.
From Question to Rebate Check
Screen
A phone review of your utility, fuel and home to see which rebate path looks likely.
Qualify
The assessment and any weatherization done, and the system designed to the per-ton rules.
Claim
After the install, the rebate documents completed and filed, with you signing where the program needs your name.
Why Let Us Run the Rebate
Rules read before design
Eligibility settled first, so you do not install a system only to find it misses the rebate.
Per-ton math shown
You see how system size turns into a rebate estimate, line by line, with the conditions spelled out.
One contact for the paperwork
Questions about forms go to the same team that designed the system and knows its numbers.
- Up to $8,500 whole-home, 2026
- No-cost assessment lined up
- Qualified models only
- Forms prepared with you
Find Out Which Rebate Fits Your House
A short call covers your utility, your fuel and the state of the insulation. You will hear which rebate path looks likely, what it depends on and what comes next.