Energy Rebate Hub

Window & Door Rebates

Upgrade to ENERGY STAR certified windows and doors and get rebates up to $75/window plus a 30% federal tax credit.

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Quick Summary

Per Window Up to $75
Per Door Up to $100
Federal Tax Credit 30%

Why Upgrade Windows & Doors?

Old, drafty windows and doors can account for 25-30% of your home's heat loss.

Lower Energy Bills

Reduce heating and cooling costs by eliminating drafts and heat transfer

Better Comfort

Eliminate cold spots near windows and reduce outside noise

Increased Home Value

New windows are a top home improvement for resale value

2026 Window & Door Rebates

Combine Mass Save rebates with federal tax credits for maximum savings.

Product Mass Save Rebate Federal Tax Credit
ENERGY STAR Windows Up to $75/window 30% (up to $600/year)
ENERGY STAR Doors Up to $100/door 30% (up to $500/year)
Skylights Varies 30% (up to $600/year)

Example: 10 Window Replacement

10 ENERGY STAR Windows $8,000
Mass Save Rebate ($75 x 10) -$750
Federal Tax Credit (30%, max $600) -$600
Your Cost $6,650

Total Savings

$1,350

Plus ongoing energy savings of $200-$400/year

What Qualifies for Rebates?

Windows

  • • Must be ENERGY STAR certified
  • • Must meet Northern Climate zone requirements
  • • U-Factor ≤ 0.25
  • • SHGC requirements vary by orientation
  • • Replacing existing windows (not new construction)

Doors

  • • Must be ENERGY STAR certified
  • • Exterior doors only
  • • U-Factor ≤ 0.17 (non-glass doors)
  • • U-Factor ≤ 0.25 (glass doors)
  • • Includes sliding glass doors

How to Get Your Rebate

1

Get Assessment

Schedule a free Home Energy Assessment

2

Choose Products

Select ENERGY STAR certified windows/doors

3

Install

Have windows/doors professionally installed

4

Submit Rebate

Apply online with receipts and specs

Pro Tips for Window Replacement

Do Insulation First

Windows often make less impact than insulation. Get your Home Energy Assessment to prioritize.

Get Multiple Quotes

Window prices vary significantly. Get at least 3 quotes from reputable installers.

Keep NFRC Labels

You'll need the NFRC (National Fenestration Rating Council) labels to claim rebates.

Consider Triple-Pane

For cold MA winters, triple-pane windows offer better insulation (and may qualify for higher rebates).

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