Want to make your living space more comfortable? Well insulated walls eliminate drafts and cold spots, enhancing your home’s comfort. Having adequate insulation in your ceiling and exterior walls also saves you money on heating and cooling A well insulated attic stops heat loss in the winter and blocks heat gain in the summer, and can save you up 30-50% in energy bills.
And it might be FREE!
For renters, homeowners and landlords in 1-4 unit buildings, air sealing is at no cost and insulation ranges from 75-100% off.
Any of your costs are eligible for a 0% Mass Save Heat Loan. Plus, starting in 2023, you will be eligible for a 30% federal tax credit up to $1,200 per year for insulation and air sealing from the Inflation Reduction Act. Estimate your savings via this calculator from Rewiring America. How the Mass Save rebates and federal tax credits may be combined remains to be determined.
Don’t let barriers like old wiring or vermiculite stop you from getting insulation. Incentives from $250 for ventilation issues to $7,000 for knob and tube mitigation may be available from Mass Save. Eligible for a 0% Mass Save Heat Loan.
Visit the Mass Save partnership with Framingham and Natick to get started or call them at 508-714-7368.
Due to coronavirus precautions, you can schedule a virtual home energy assessment rather than an in-person assessment. However, you will need to be able to access your attic and any crawlspaces in order to get the most value from your assessment. See the Steps to Take tab at the top to see more details.
Why is an assessment no-cost to me? And a discount on insulation? Eversource deducts a small amount from your electricity bill each month that funds the program to promote energy efficiency. You are eligible for a free assessment every two years. Based on the assessment, the assessor will make recommendations on insulation and other improvements and recommend contractors.
Questions? Call the Mass Save - Framingham partnership at (508) 714-7368.
Home Energy Asssessment
Questions? Visit the Mass Save partnership with Framingham and Natick to get started. Service is available in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
What does a home energy assessment include? The homeowner(s) need to be present in the home during the home energy assessment, including at least one person over 18 years of age. A home energy assessment will take about 2 hours and here’s what you can expect:
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