Massachusetts offers some of the strongest incentives in the country for ductless mini splits and air‑source heat pumps. Here is a clean breakdown of what is available this year, plus why SouthCoast homeowners and businesses choose Armus Mechanical.
Clean, compact comfort: Fujitsu mini split installed by Armus Mechanical.
Why upgrade to a mini split or heat pump
Mini splits and air‑source heat pumps deliver high efficiency, quiet operation, and year‑round comfort. In many homes they replace older oil or propane systems and in businesses they add precise zone control for improved comfort and lower operating costs.
Serving all of SouthCoast: Dartmouth, Westport, Fairhaven, Lakeville and nearby communities.
Professional installation with neat line sets and tidy finishes.
Massachusetts mini split and heat pump rebates in 2025
Mass Save, federal tax credits, and utility programs can be combined to reduce out‑of‑pocket costs significantly.
| Rebate type | Rebate amount | Key details |
|---|---|---|
| Whole‑home heat pump rebate | $3,000 per ton, up to $10,000 | Heat pump is the primary heating and cooling source. Eligible for single‑family homes and 5+ unit buildings that meet whole‑home verification requirements. |
| Partial‑home heat pump rebate | $1,250 per ton, up to $10,000 | Keep an existing furnace or boiler as supplemental heat. Rebate calculated on system tonnage. |
| Income‑based enhanced incentive | Up to $16,000 | Available to qualifying customers with pre‑existing oil, propane, or electric resistance heating. |
| Federal Section 25C tax credit | 30% of project cost, up to $2,000 annually | Applies after Mass Save rebates. Currently available through December 31, 2025, for qualifying equipment. |
| Commercial rebates (Eversource) | No‑cost assessment plus custom rebates | Opportunities for HVAC, refrigeration, and weatherization upgrades to lower operating costs. |
Exterior heat pump condenser placed for airflow and service access.
Typical savings example
Illustrative whole‑home heat pump installation for a Massachusetts single‑family home.
- Average installation cost: $22,000
- Mass Save whole‑home rebate: −$10,000
- Federal tax credit: −$2,000
- Estimated final cost: $10,000
Income‑qualified scenario:
- Mass Save enhanced rebate: −$16,000
- Federal tax credit: −$1,800
- Estimated final cost: $4,200
Why upgrade now
- Federal tax incentives are scheduled through the end of 2025. Acting sooner helps ensure eligibility.
- Spring through early fall is an optimal installation window before peak heating demand.
- High‑efficiency equipment can reduce energy use and improve comfort in every season.
Why SouthCoast homeowners and businesses choose Armus Mechanical
- Expert design and installation of ductless mini splits and air‑source heat pumps.
- Guidance on rebates and documentation so you do not miss available savings.
- Local service across Dartmouth, Westport, Fairhaven, Marion, Mattapoisett, Lakeville and nearby towns.
Ready to explore options for your home or business in Dartmouth, Westport, Fairhaven, Marion, Mattapoisett, or Lakeville? Schedule a consultation or call 508‑521‑9477.
