Why Massachusetts Homeowners Are Making the Switch
If you're still running a conventional electric resistance water heater, you're paying two to three times more than you need to. Heat Pump Water Heaters (HPWHs) are one of the most impactful home energy upgrades available — and with Massachusetts rebate programs and our 0% financing, there has never been a better time to act. Comfort Pros handles permits, rebate paperwork, and full installation from start to finish.
How Are They 4x More Efficient?
A standard electric water heater converts electricity directly into heat — a 1:1 ratio. A heat pump water heater moves heat from surrounding air into the tank. For every $1 of electricity you get $3–$4 worth of heat.
A household spending $600/yr on water heating could drop to $150–$200 — saving $400+ annually.
Our Featured Models
Two industry-leading 50-gallon heat pump water heaters, fully permitted and installed. ENERGY STAR® certified.
- 50-gal capacity — ideal for 3–5 people
- ENERGY STAR® certified
- High-efficiency heat pump tech
- Fully installed & permitted
- Swap-ready for existing electric heaters
- 50-gal smart hybrid electric tank
- ENERGY STAR® certified
- Wi-Fi enabled with A.O. Smith app
- Usage tracking & smart scheduling
- Fully installed & permitted
Through MassSave HEAT Loan and utility on-bill financing programs, qualified Massachusetts homeowners may install a heat pump water heater with zero money down and $0 out of pocket. Combined with immediate monthly energy savings, many customers see net-positive cash flow from day one. Ask us if you qualify.
Massachusetts Rebates Make It a No-Brainer
MassSave rebates of up to $750 plus the federal 30% Energy Efficient Home Improvement Tax Credit (up to $600) means you could recover $1,000–$1,350 in the first year alone — on top of annual energy savings. Comfort Pros is a MassSave participating contractor and handles all rebate paperwork.
No interest, no hidden fees. Spread over 60 months starting at just $60/mo — while energy savings kick in immediately. Most customers break even within the first few months.

