BDL Heating & Cooling handles all Mass Save paperwork for their clients, including loan and rebate applications, to save them time and frustration.
BDL Heating & Cooling works extensively with Mass Save to save customers money on their home heating and air conditioning needs.
The Mass Save HEAT Loan offers 0% financing opportunities for eligible energy-efficient upgrades.
Energy efficiency is a home investment that pays off now, and for years to come, through lower energy use. The Sponsors of Mass Save are here to help make your home energy projects more affordable.
Financing is available for a variety of energy-efficient upgrades—including heat pump installations, electric panel upgrades, insulation, weatherization, windows, solar, and more.
Effective January 1, 2025, the maximum financeable amount for the Mass Save HEAT Loan is $25,000.
BDL Heating & Cooling also handles all Mass Save paperwork for their clients, including loan and rebate applications, to save them time and frustration.
Below is a list of the available rebates offered through Mass Save.
Heat Pump Rebates
Air Source Heat Pump Rebates
There are three types of rebates: Whole-home, Partial-home and Basic. The type of rebate you are eligible for depends on whether you use your heat pump as the sole source for heating and cooling your home, or as a supplement to an existing system. Rebates are offered based on equipment size (tonnage).
Whole-home rebates are available to customers who install heat pumps as the sole source for heating and cooling. See the Whole-home Heat Pump Verification Form for details.
Partial-home rebates are offered to customers who plan to keep an existing boiler or furnace in place to supplement a new heat pump system.
- A $500 weatherization bonus is available for customers who complete a Home Energy Assessment and install recommended weatherization within one year prior or up to six months after a partial-home heat pump installation.
- A $500 sizing bonus is available for customers getting a partial-home rebate who install heat pumps sized to meet their homes’ total heating needs.
Basic rebates are available to customers who are NOT displacing fossil fuel or electric resistance heat in their home. These scenarios include, but are not limited to:
- Updating an existing heat pump or central air conditioning system
- Installing a heat pump in a previously unconditioned space (e.g., new addition)
- Installing a heat pump in a home that is not occupied in the winter (e.g., summer home)
Air to Water Heat Pump Rebates
Thermostat Rebates
- Purchase & Install Eligible Equipment
Have a licensed contractor or plumber install equipment. - Submit Rebate Form with Required Documentation
Apply Online
*Towns With Municipal Electric Service Are Disqualified From Mass Save Electric Rebates*
*Some Municipal Electric Companies Offer Rebates- Contact Us For Details*