A Smarter Way to Heat and Cool Your Home
Not a furnace. Not an AC. Both.
Heat pumps are one of the most efficient ways to keep your home comfortable all year long. Unlike traditional heating systems that generate heat by burning fuel, heat pumps use electricity to move heat—bringing warmth into your home during the winter and cooling it during the summer. This makes them an energy-efficient, all-in-one heating and cooling solution.
Whether you’re replacing an older heating system or planning future home improvements, a heat pump can help create a more comfortable, healthier, and energy-efficient home.
Why Choose a Heat Pump?
Year-Round Comfort
Heat pumps provide both heating in the winter and air conditioning in the summer, keeping your home comfortable through every season.
High Energy Efficiency
Because heat pumps transfer heat instead of creating it, they use significantly less energy than many conventional heating systems. Modern cold-climate heat pumps are designed to perform efficiently even during Massachusetts winters.
Lower Energy Costs
Many homeowners can reduce their heating and cooling costs by switching to a high-efficiency heat pump, especially when paired with insulation and air sealing improvements. Actual savings depend on your home, current heating system, and energy use.
Reduce Your Environmental Impact
Heat pumps produce fewer greenhouse gas emissions than heating systems that burn fossil fuels. They’re an important step toward a cleaner, more sustainable future.
Improved Home Comfort
Heat pumps provide consistent temperatures throughout your home while helping improve indoor air quality and eliminating the need for on-site fuel storage or combustion.
Rebates and Incentives Are Available
Installing a heat pump is more affordable than many people realize. Massachusetts residents may qualify for generous rebates, enhanced incentives for income-eligible households, and 0% financing through Mass Save®. Depending on your home and the type of installation, rebates can significantly reduce the upfront cost.
Our team can help you understand what programs may be available and connect you with trusted resources to get started.
Utility Heat Pump Winter Rate
Massachusetts electric utilities now offer seasonal heat pump rates designed to reduce winter energy costs for homeowners who heat with electric heat pumps. These rates generally offer lower distribution charges during colder months, making heat pumps even more affordable.
Rates vary by utility — contact your utility directly for details and enrollment:
For full details, visit the MassSave Seasonal Heat Pump Rates page.
Is a Heat Pump Right for You?
Every home is different. The best heating and cooling solution depends on factors such as your home’s size, insulation, existing heating system, and your comfort goals.
If you’re considering a heat pump, Electrify Watertown is here to help. Connect with a local Heat Pump Coach to ask questions, learn from someone who has already made the switch, and explore your options with confidence.
Learn more at www.masssave.com/heatpump.
