Mass Save Rebates: How to Save on Windows & Doors in 2025

Massachusetts homeowners can save thousands of dollars on energy-efficient windows and doors through the Mass Save program. This comprehensive guide explains how to take advantage of these valuable rebates in 2025.

What is Mass Save?

Mass Save is a collaborative of Massachusetts' gas and electric utilities and energy efficiency service providers. The program offers rebates, incentives, and no-cost energy assessments to help residents reduce energy usage and costs.

Window Rebates Available in 2025

Massachusetts residents can receive substantial rebates on ENERGY STAR certified windows:

• Standard rebate: $75 per window (up to 10 windows)
• Triple-pane bonus: Additional $25 per window
• Income-eligible households: Up to 100% of costs covered
• Maximum rebate: $750-$1,000 for most homeowners

Door Rebates

Energy-efficient doors also qualify for Mass Save incentives:

• ENERGY STAR entry doors: $50-$100 rebate per door
• Storm doors: May qualify when combined with other upgrades
• Sliding patio doors: $75-$150 rebate

How to Qualify

1. Schedule a Home Energy Assessment: Free no-cost assessment from Mass Save
2. Choose qualifying products: Must be ENERGY STAR certified
3. Use approved contractors: Work with Mass Save partner contractors
4. Submit documentation: Keep receipts and submit rebate forms

Federal Tax Credits

In addition to Mass Save rebates, you may also qualify for federal energy tax credits:

• 30% of costs up to $600 for windows
• 30% of costs up to $500 for doors
• Maximum annual credit: $1,200 for windows and doors combined

Maximize Your Savings

At Maia Construction, we help homeowners navigate both Mass Save rebates and federal tax credits. Our team handles the paperwork and ensures your installations meet all requirements for maximum savings.