Cities / Massachusetts
HVAC Costs, Rebates and Contractors in Massachusetts (2026)
2 city pages in Massachusetts today. Each one has the installed cost of a furnace, an AC and a heat pump, and the rebates a homeowner can use.
Cities
Rebate Programs in Massachusetts
- Air Source Heat Pumps pays up to $2,650 per ton. Open now.
- Connected Homes pays an amount set per project. Open now.
- ConnectedSolutions pays up to $100 per thermostat. Open now.
- ConnectedSolutions+ pays up to $125 per enrolled thermostat. Open now.
- Enhanced Heat Pump Rebates pays up to $25,000 per home. Open now.
- Ground Source pays up to $2,000 per ton. Open now.
- Ground Source Heat Pumps pays up to $13,500 per home. Open now.
- Heat Pump Rebates for Your Home pays up to $15,000 per home. Open now.
- New England Heat Pump Accelerator pays up to $750 per unit. Open now.
- Smart & Programmable Thermostats pays up to $100 per thermostat. Open now.
Utilities We Track
- Cape Light Compact (electric): Barnstable and Dukes Counties; Eversource electric accounts on Cape Cod or Martha’s Vineyard.
- Concord Municipal Light Plant (electric): Concord Municipal Light Plant customers.
- Mass Save (both): Massachusetts residential customers of Berkshire Gas, Cape Light Compact, Eversource, Liberty, National Grid, or Unitil.
- National Grid Massachusetts (electric): Select areas: Barre-Athol, Bridgewater, East Longmeadow and Hampden, Foxborough, Lynn, Malden, Medford, Millbury, Nantucket, Palmer, Plainville, Salem, Ware, Whitman, Worcester.
Contractor Licenses
Massachusetts Division of Occupational Licensure (sheet metal, refrigeration and gas fitter licenses). No single HVAC contractor license. The licensing page.