Free Mass Save Energy Audit & 2026 Rebates

Mass Save is a collaborative of Massachusetts utility companies and energy efficiency service providers offering rebates, incentives, and no-cost energy assessments to help residents reduce energy usage and save money. Learn more at masssave.com.

As of April 2026 (per masssave.com): whole-home heat pumps up to $8,500 ($2,650/ton when replacing oil, propane, or electric heat), income-eligible heat pumps up to $16,000, 75-100% off insulation and no-cost air sealing, $750 for heat pump water heaters, up to $100 for smart thermostats, and 0% APR HEAT Loans up to $25,000. Rebate programs change — confirm current amounts at masssave.com. Note: 2026 focuses on electrification only; fossil fuel equipment rebates have been discontinued.

Lela Homelife coordinates with Mass Save participating contractors — licensed and insured professionals who are qualified to perform Mass Save rebate work. We handle scheduling, paperwork, and project oversight. If you want to verify a specific contractor's participation status, you can check the Mass Save website at masssave.com.

If you're a Massachusetts resident who pays into the energy efficiency charge on your utility bill, you likely qualify. Both homeowners and renters can access many Mass Save programs. The best way to confirm is through a free energy assessment.

Yes. We handle Mass Save applications, rebate submissions, and coordination with your utility company. We also provide a personalized rebate plan at every assessment showing exactly what you qualify for.