At Central Cooling & Heating, we’ve been keeping homes in the Greater Boston area comfortable and energy-efficient since 1966. As proud participants in the Mass Save program, we’re here to help you navigate the many Mass Save rebates and incentives available in 2025.
Whether you’re looking to upgrade your heating and cooling system, improve your home’s insulation, or make other energy-saving improvements, we’ll guide you through the process and ensure you get the best savings possible. With decades of experience, we make it easy to maximize your rebates while keeping your home cozy and efficient all year long.
Understanding Mass Save Rebates
Mass Save® is a statewide program designed to help Massachusetts residents and businesses save energy and lower costs. It’s a collaboration between utility companies and energy efficiency providers, offering rebates, incentives, and expert guidance to make energy-saving upgrades more affordable. The 2025–2027 Energy Efficiency and Decarbonization Plan continues to expand these benefits, making it easier than ever to improve your home’s efficiency while reducing your energy bills. Whether you’re upgrading your heating and cooling system, improving insulation, or switching to energy-efficient appliances, Mass Save® provides valuable support to help you make the transition.
Key Mass Save Rebates and Incentives for 2025
Heating and Cooling Equipment
Heat Pumps
Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs) provide both heating and cooling while reducing energy costs. In 2025, Mass Save offers rebates based on system size:
- Whole-Home ASHPs: $3,000 per ton, up to $10,000 per home.
- Partial-Home ASHPs: $1,250 per ton, up to $10,000 per home.
These rebates make switching to an energy-efficient heating and cooling system more affordable.
Boilers and Furnaces
Starting in 2025, rebates for fossil fuel-powered boilers and furnaces (natural gas, oil, propane) are no longer available. This change aligns with Massachusetts’ goal of reducing carbon emissions and encourages homeowners to transition to cleaner, more sustainable heating options like heat pumps.
Water Heating Solutions
Heat Pump Water Heaters
Mass Save offers rebates for heat pump water heaters, which provide an energy-efficient alternative to traditional systems. These units use significantly less electricity, making them a smart choice for homeowners looking to reduce energy costs and environmental impact.
Tankless Water Heaters
Rebates for natural gas or propane-powered tankless water heaters have shifted in focus. Homeowners should check the latest Mass Save offerings to see if any incentives are available.
Weatherization and Insulation
Proper insulation and air sealing play a key role in reducing energy waste. Mass Save continues to offer rebates to help homeowners upgrade their insulation and improve efficiency, making homes more comfortable year-round.
How to Access Mass Save Rebates
- Schedule a Home Energy Assessment – Start with a no-cost assessment to identify energy-saving opportunities and available rebates.
- Choose a Qualified Contractor – Work with a Mass Save-approved contractor, like Central Cooling & Heating, to ensure eligibility for rebates.
- Complete the Upgrades – Make the recommended improvements to maximize energy savings.
- Submit Rebate Applications – Once the work is done, apply for rebates through the Mass Save website or by mail with the necessary documentation.
Central Cooling & Heating for Mass Save Rebates
Take advantage of the 2025 Mass Save rebates and start saving on energy costs today! At Central Cooling & Heating, we make the process simple—from your no-cost home energy assessment to expert installation and rebate submissions.
As a Mass Save-approved contractor, we ensure you get the maximum savings while upgrading to energy-efficient solutions that keep your home comfortable year-round. Don’t wait—contact us today to schedule your consultation and make the most of these limited-time incentives!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Mass Save program?
Mass Save is a statewide initiative that helps Massachusetts residents and businesses reduce energy consumption through rebates, incentives, and energy-saving solutions.
Are there rebates for natural gas or oil heating systems in 2025?
No, Mass Save has discontinued rebates for fossil fuel heating systems to support the state’s transition to cleaner energy options.
How do I qualify for a heat pump rebate?
To qualify, the heat pump must be installed by a contractor in the Mass Save Heat Pump Installer Network and meet ENERGY STAR® Cold Climate certification standards. It must also be used to replace or supplement an existing heating system. Central Cooling & Heating is a Mass Save-approved contractor, meaning our installations qualify for Mass Save heat pump rebates. We install ENERGY STAR® Cold Climate-certified heat pumps that meet program requirements and ensure your system is eligible for the maximum rebate.
What is the rebate amount for a whole-home air source heat pump in 2025?
Homeowners can receive $3,000 per ton, up to $10,000 per home, for whole-home heat pump installations.
Are there financing options for these upgrades?
Yes, Mass Save offers 0% interest financing through the HEAT Loan program for qualifying energy-efficient home improvements, including heat pumps and insulation.
At Central Cooling & Heating, we’re here to make the rebate process easy and help you maximize your savings. With the 2025 Mass Save incentives, now is the perfect time to invest in a more energy-efficient home.
