Electric Heating & Cooling Heat Pumps
With rebates up to $13,500 and 7-year, 0% financing up to $25,000 it’s easier than ever to switch to a heat pump.
Experience the all-in-one comfort and energy savings of high-efficiency heat pump technology that keeps your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer without using fossil fuels.
Put efficiency first.
If you plan to install a heat pump, weatherproofing your home is a smart first step. A tighter, more insulated home will not only save energy and reduce carbon emissions throughout the year, it may also allow you to buy smaller, lower-cost equipment. You may even be eligible for a $500 bonus when you weatherize first. Learn about Home Energy Assessments and how to get started.
If you’re considering installing a heat pump, check out additional information about rebates available through National Grid, a proud sponsor of Mass Save. Rebates may be even greater, depending on your income. You can also schedule a no-cost, virtual decarbonization consultation to discuss your goals and the unique needs of your home.
Why heat pumps?
Not only is Melanie an expert on heat pump systems, she’s an owner of one, too. In this video, Melanie breaks down how advances in technology put these systems at a competitive advantage versus traditional heating and cooling systems. And, heat pumps are one of the best ways to reduce your carbon footprint and reap the benefits of a cleaner energy future without sacrificing comfort.
How do heat pumps compare to other systems?
Check out the advantages of choosing heat pump technology versus other heating and cooling equipment.
Benefits | Heat Pumps | Other Heating and Cooling Equipment* |
|---|---|---|
| Both Heats and Cools |  |  |
| Year-Round Energy Savings | | |
| Saves Space | | |
| Reduce Maintenance | | |
| Eliminates Fossil Fuel Use and Storage | | |
| Reduces Carbon Emissions | | |
*Boiler, Furnace, Electric Resistance Heater, Central Air Conditioner, Window Air Conditioner
You may qualify for income-based incentives.
Based on your household income, you may be eligible for no-cost or discounted energy-efficiency products and services. You may qualify for up to 100% of the cost of approved home weatherization, and savings of up to 80% on heat pump installation, plus 0% financing on the rest of the cost.
Air-Source: Central Ducted Heat Pumps
A whole-home system that can be retrofitted into existing ductwork.
Air-Source: Ductless Mini-Split Heat Pumps
An air-source solution that’s ideal for homes without existing ductwork.
Ground-Source: Geothermal Heat Pumps
This versatile and eco-friendly heating and cooling system is an excellent choice for new builds.
Heat Pump Water Heaters
This technology can efficiently heat your home’s water, while using up to 70% less energy than traditional water heaters.
How old is your current equipment?
Check the age and health of your current heating and water-heating equipment—so you can plan ahead and avoid experiencing a breakdown.
Use this chart to see if you should upgrade you water heater, furnace or boiler to a high-efficiency heat pump.
| Type of Heat Pump Technology | Average Effective Unit Life Span (Years) |
|---|---|
| Air Source Heat Pump | 15 |
| Ground Source Heat Pump | 25 |
| Combination Boiler-Furnace | 20 |
| Furnace (Gas) | 22 |
| Steam Boiler (Steel Fire Tube) | 25 |
| Steam Boiler (Cast Iron or Steel Water Tube) | 30 |
| Hot Water Boiler | 35 |
How do I get the process started?
Start your journey to the great indoors with these simple steps.
Proud Sponsor of Mass Save
We are proud to sponsor Mass Save to promote electrification and clean-energy solutions by offering incentives on heat pump technology.
Introducing the new residential Heat Pump Rate
Starting November 1, 2025, a new reduced electric delivery rate will be available for qualified residential customers who use heat pumps for home heating. This seasonal rate applies to electricity usage from November 1 through April 30, helping reduce energy costs during colder months.
Save Money with Enhanced Incentives
Depending on your household income, you may qualify for special offers that can save you even more on high-efficiency heat pump technology.
Claim your rebate
If you’re considering installing a heat pump, check out additional information about rebates available from National Grid.
For program and eligibility questions, or to find out about the status of your rebate, contact us at 1-888-855-0340 or email [email protected], or visit MassSave.com/Rebates
Contractor’s Corner
Make sure you and your customers have all of the information you need for the installation of a high-efficiency heat pump.