1,770 contractors

Mass Save Heat Pump Installer Network

Mass Save's own list of heat pump contractors, by county. Revised October 29, 2026. Not a ranking.

On this page
  1. What the list tells you, and what it does not
  2. Contractors by county
  3. Equipment the home contractors install
  4. How to pick one
  5. Questions about heat pump installers
  6. Further reading

Short answer: Mass Save lists 1,770 contractors in its Heat Pump Installer Network (1,728 that serve homes), in a list revised October 29, 2026. Mass Save says they have shown proof of EPA certification and Massachusetts insurance and completed heat pump installation training. It does not endorse their work, and neither do we: the list does not rank anyone.

What the list tells you, and what it does not

It tells you who has joined the network, which counties each contractor serves, what equipment they install and whether they offer the instant rebate (474 of the 1,728 home contractors do). It does not tell you how good a contractor is, what they charge, or whether a particular rebate requires membership. We have not verified that last point, so ask Mass Save which contractors qualify for the rebate you want before you sign.

Contractors by county

CountyResidential contractors that serve itOffer the instant rebateCities where we rank installers
Middlesex958313Cambridge, Lowell, Newton, Somerville
Norfolk860290Quincy
Plymouth761265Brockton
Suffolk757269Boston
Worcester693250Worcester
Essex665229Lawrence, Lynn
Bristol654232Fall River, New Bedford
Barnstable576189none yet
Hampshire374145none yet
Franklin373151none yet
Hampden355138Springfield
Berkshire294115none yet
Nantucket23998none yet
Dukes21988none yet

A contractor can serve several counties, so the counts add up to more than the total. Each city page lists the network contractors with an office in that city, and marks the ones on our review-ranked list with a ✓.

Equipment the home contractors install

  • Ductless Air Source Heat Pumps: 1,697 contractors
  • Ducted Air Source Heat Pumps: 1,461 contractors
  • Conventional Heating Equipment (furnaces, boilers): 1,001 contractors
  • Heat Pump Water Heaters: 827 contractors
  • Variable Refrigerant Flow Heat Pumps: 606 contractors
  • Air to Water Heat Pumps: 495 contractors
  • Water Source Heat Pumps: 353 contractors
  • Heat Recovery Chiller: 105 contractors
  • Solar-assisted Heat Pump Water Heaters: 94 contractors
  • Ground Source Heat Pumps: 56 contractors

How to pick one

Start with the contractors in your county that install the equipment you want. Then compare Google reviews and written quotes, as on our Massachusetts heat pump installer rankings. Ask each one for a written heat-loss calculation and an itemized quote.

Source: Mass Save Heat Pump Installer Network contractor list, revised October 29, 2026. The Mass Save Sponsors do not endorse or warrant the performance of installed or serviced equipment and do not make any representations or warranties regarding the services provided by these contractors.

Questions about heat pump installers

What is the Mass Save Heat Pump Installer Network?

It is a list of contractors that Mass Save publishes. Mass Save says they have provided proof of EPA certification and insurance in Massachusetts and have completed heat pump installation training. The list we read has 1,770 contractors and was revised October 29, 2026.

Does Mass Save approve or endorse these contractors?

No. Mass Save says its sponsors do not endorse or warrant the performance of installed or serviced equipment and make no representations about the contractors' services.

Do I have to use a network contractor to get a Mass Save heat pump rebate?

We have not verified that, so we do not say yes or no. Ask Mass Save which contractors qualify for the rebate you want before you sign a contract.

How do I find a network contractor near me?

Find your county in the table above and open the city page for the closest city we rank. You can also check Mass Save's own list, which shows each contractor's counties, equipment and languages.

Further reading

Statewide answer: see Massachusetts home battery rebates and incentives, with what is open, what has closed and the dates to watch.

Statewide answer: see Massachusetts home EV charger rebates, with what is open, what has closed and the dates to watch.

Statewide answer: see Massachusetts HRV and ERV rebates, with what is open, what has closed and the dates to watch.

Statewide answer: see Massachusetts appliance rebates, with what is open, what has closed and the dates to watch.

Statewide answer: see Massachusetts heating bill help: LIHEAP dates and income limits, with what is open, what has closed and the dates to watch.

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