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If you’ve ever experienced a winter day without heat in your home, you know how miserable it can be. A broken heater is not just
If you had a virtual Mass Save® Home Energy Assessment in 2020 or 2021, now is the ideal time to schedule a new in-person assessment.
It happens every Memorial Day or 4th of July – we hear from homeowners who are desperate to install a new AC system but have
In recent years, Massachusetts has made significant strides toward a more sustainable, energy-efficient future. In 2024 as part of this effort and to follow a
As a homeowner in Massachusetts, you’re already contributing to the Mass Save® program through your utility bills. So, why not make the most of it?
Modern plumbing is so reliable that it can lull people into a false sense of security. However, one day, whether it’s a burst pipe or
When it comes to upgrading or replacing your water heater, homeowners in Massachusetts have several options to choose from, each offering different benefits in terms
Quick question, reader: do you think installing a furnace is a simple plug-and-go operation? If so, you couldn’t be further from the truth. See, all
According to the Department of Energy, heating and cooling account for over half of a typical household’s energy use. But how many watts does a heat
The Taunton Municipal Light Plant (TMLP) has launched the TMLP Saves™ – Heat Pump and Zero-Interest Loan Program, aiming to enhance energy efficiency for residential
Have you noticed that your furnace smells like burning dust the first time you turn on the heat? A brief, mild dusty odor during the
On January 1, 2027 Mass Save® heat pump rebates. Whole-home heat pumps installed in 2026 can earn up to $8,500, but you’ll only get a
The cost to heat a home in Massachusetts is rising sharply for households that rely on heating oil. National EIA projections indicate that heating oil
Furnace Blowing Cold Air? Causes and Fixes Massachusetts winters are known for extremely cold temperatures and stormy weather with periods of heavy snowfall. If you
Many Massachusetts homeowners use gas or electric furnaces as their primary home heating system. Because of our extremely cold, wet, and windy winters, a reliable
What’s making it more expensive to heat homes in the northeast Every oil-heated house in New England knows the routine. The oil truck pulls into
Just as the cool Massachusetts weather arrives and you first switch on your furnace, it’s normal to experience a slight burning smell when the heat
When it’s time for a replacement HVAC system, whether it’s a furnace, boiler, AC, or heat pump, the first thing your mind goes to is
What Massachusetts Homeowners Should Check Before Temperatures Drop It may feel too early to think about heating systems, but August is actually a good time
With a large number of older properties in the state built in or before 1939, many Massachusetts homeowners need an electrical panel upgrade to keep
