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Unlock Savings and Enhance Your Property with Mass Save® Multi-Family Rebates and Incentives!

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If you are a landlord or property manager overseeing a multi-family property consisting of five or more units, we’ve got some exciting news for you. Imagine increasing the value of your property while simultaneously cutting down operational costs – sounds like a win-win, right? Well, we can help you turn this into a reality.

At Endless Energy, we’re dedicated to helping you maximize your property’s potential and boost your bottom line. And now we’re expanding our offerings with Mass Save® to provide this opportunity for multi-family property owners. Our goal is simple: to make your property more energy-efficient, economical, and environmentally friendly.

The Journey to Energy Efficiency Starts with an Assessment

The first step on your path to energy efficiency and financial savings is obtaining a Mass Save® Multi-Family Energy Assessment. And here’s the best part – eligible property owners will be able to receive this assessment at no-cost!* Our team of qualified Energy Specialists will visit your property, equipped with the knowledge and tools to identify areas where energy is being wasted and recommend smart solutions that’ll put more money back in your pocket.

Benefits of Your No-Cost Assessment

Wondering what’s in it for you? By undergoing the assessment, you open the door to a range of Mass Save® incentives for energy efficiency improvements. These can include:

  1. Occupancy Sensors: Smart sensors that help regulate lighting and energy usage based on occupancy, reducing unnecessary consumption.
  2. Water Heating Equipment: Upgrading to more efficient water heating systems that optimize energy usage.
  3. Low-Flow Fixtures: Installation of low-flow showerheads, faucet aerators, and pipe wrap to conserve water without sacrificing functionality.
  4. Programmable Thermostats: High-tech thermostats that adapt to your schedule, ensuring comfort while minimizing energy wastage.
  5. Insulation: Enhancing insulation to maintain consistent temperatures and minimize heating or cooling losses.
  6. Air Sealing: Identifying and sealing drafty areas to prevent energy leakage.
  7. Heating and Cooling Upgrades: Access to high-efficiency heating and cooling equipment and controls that keep your property comfortable while cutting down energy consumption.

Tailored Solutions for Your Property

Your multi-family property is unique, and that’s why our solutions are tailored to fit your specific needs. Depending on your assessment results and property requirements, you might even qualify for additional energy improvements beyond the ones listed above.

Are You a Resident in a Multi-Family Facility?

If you’re a resident living in a multi-family facility with five or more units, you can play a crucial role in ushering in energy efficiency. Encourage your building owner or property manager to take advantage of these benefits. Direct them to our page for more information or have them reach out to us directly at 508-357-2354.

Join us in the journey towards a greener, more efficient future with Endless Energy. Let’s make your property not only more appealing to potential tenants but also a shining example of sustainability and cost-effectiveness. Together, we can transform your property into an energy-efficient haven that benefits both your business and the environment.

Homeowners Rejoice: The Mass Save Heat Loan has Been Increased to $50,000!

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With inflation, interest rates, and heating costs at record highs, homeowners in 2023 are desperate to make moves which will help them realize some savings. That’s why many people were thrilled when earlier this year Mass Save announced they would be increasing the limit of the Mass Save Heat Loan from $25,000 to $50,000. 

The Mass Save 0% heat loan is designed to help homeowners finance the purchase of new, more efficient mini-split heat pump systems. With the loan, you can finance up to $50,000 with no interest payments over a seven year term. This means that you can install a high-quality system without having to worry about high interest payments adding to the cost of the system. This can make a big difference in the long run, as interest payments can add up over time. 

The Mass Save Heat Loan can be used to finance:

  • Central Ducted Heat + AC Pump Systems
  • Ductless Heat Pump + AC Systems
  • Insulation and Air Sealing Improvements
  • And more! 

If you’re in the market for a new home heating system, a central or ductless heat pump system is an excellent option. Its top tier energy efficiency makes it a super cost-effective way to heat and cool your home. And, thanks to the Mass Save 0% heat loan, you can finance the purchase of your new system with no interest payments over seven years, making it an even more attractive investment.

A mini-split heat pump system is a great choice for homeowners looking to reduce their energy bills and carbon footprint. With a mini-split system, you can control the temperature in different rooms of your home, allowing you to save energy and money by only heating or cooling the rooms you need. Additionally, mini-split systems are incredibly quiet, which means they won’t disrupt your daily life. In fact, if it weren’t for the savings on your monthly bills, you may not even notice it’s there! 

To conclude, the Mass Save 0% heat loan is an excellent way to finance the purchase of a mini-split heat pump system. With no interest payments and flexible repayment terms, you can enjoy all the benefits of a mini-split system without any of the financial strain. Not only will you be able to control the temperature in different rooms, but you’ll also be able to save money on your energy bills. So, if you’re looking to upgrade your home heating system, be sure to take advantage of the Mass Save 0% heat loan ASAP. Investing in a mini-split heat pump system is a smart move that will save you money in the long run and provide a comfortable living environment for you and your family.

*Not all will qualify, terms and conditions apply. See masssave.com for full details.

Insulation: Instant Elation

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Why get assessed for insulation? You can dramatically reduce your energy bills by ensuring that your house is well-insulated from the outdoors. You’re probably thinking, “I already have insulation.” But, did you know that 90% of homes in the U.S. are under-insulated? That could be dramatically driving up your energy bills. In fact, the EPA estimates that you could save up to 20% on your energy bill by upgrading your insulation. There are two top-of-the-line ways to prevent this: blown cellulose insulation and fiberglass insulation. This article will walk you through how those work and the benefits of each.

Blown Cellulose Insulation

What are some of the benefits of cellulose insulation? Loose-fill and dense-pack cellulose insulation are fire retardant, pest retardant, and kid safe because they’re treated with boric acid (which is about as safe as table salt). They are also composed of 75% recycled materials, using newspapers recycled everyday to reduce our carbon footprint. Because it is made from recycled materials, cellulose insulation is better for your health and for the environment. Another positive? Blown cellulose fills in cracks to create a gap-free, seamless barrier that will keep out the cold (and heat).

Also, the R-value of cellulose insulation is much higher than other types of insulation. You’re probably asking, what is R-value and why do I care? The R-value measures the resistance of the material, meaning the amount of insulation needed to be most effective, and the higher R-value the better. Because blown cellulose has a high R-Value per inch, the cellulose insulation reduces air infiltration better than other kinds of insulation.

What’s the financial side like? Pretty cheap. While cellulose is an investment, it can save you up to 25% more than other kinds of insulation and is comparable in price. Plus, many homeowners in Massachusetts are able to qualify for 75% off the sticker price when they get a No-Cost Mass Save Home Energy Assessment with us first!

Fiberglass Insulation

Fiberglass insulation is only used in places that cellulose can’t be used because it can be potentially harmful if inhaled. That’s why we have qualified professionals to install it. We also use it primarily in attics, away from people where it can be most effective and isolated.

Targeted Air Sealing

Looking for another unbelievable deal? Through our Mass Save Partnership, you can qualify to receive a 100% instant-rebate on targeted air sealing! That means that if during your home energy assessment the assessor finds any drafty areas in your home, you can have them sealed at no-cost to you!

Targeted air sealing includes weatherstrippings around doors and windows, and foam insulation to seal cracks in the attic. Why is this important? Leaking air can make up 30% of your heating and cooling costs. And I’m sure you’re wondering what the actual value of this work is? Targeted air sealing has a $1,200 value, but you can get it for no cost when you work with our Mass Save division.

Our Deals

All of our estimates are free and flexible according to materials and scheduling. Additionally, as a Mass Save partner all air sealing jobs receive a 100% instant rebate and we’ll handle all the paperwork. On top of that deal, you can receive 75% off your insulation if you do a home assessment with us.

We recommend blown in cellulose to our customers for many reasons, including the aforementioned safety for kids and being both fire and pest retardant. Another service we offer is fiberglass insulation for knee walls, equipment damming, and other situations where cellulose does not work.

Other Insulation Services We Offer

In terms of the assessments we provide, we do infrared testing to see possible gaps where outside air can infiltrate your home. We also use blower door tests to help determine a home’s airtightness.

There are numerous reasons to have these assessments done. First, it reduces energy consumption due to air leakage. It also prevents moisture condensation problems and uncomfortable drafts caused by cold air leaking in from the outdoors.

Other sources

http://solar365.com/green-homes/insulation/cellulose-insulation-pros-cons

https://www.skedaddlewildlife.com/top-6-benefits-of-cellulose-insulation/

http://information.insulationinstitute.org/blog/whats-the-roi-of-attic-insulation