Is your water heater living on borrowed time? You may want to replace it with a
heat pump water heater before the federal incentives end in the new year.
The MassSave incentive is $750 and the current federal tax credit is
approximately $700 according to MassSave.
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Domestic water heating is about 18% of a home’s energy use in Massachusetts,
the second largest in a home. Replacing a gas, electric resistance, or oil
water heater should save you money on your energy bills. A heat pump hot water
is 60-80% more efficient than an electric resistance heater.
There are 120V models now as well as a new GE model that uses 120 V or 240 V so
it’s easy to put in and if you find you need to use the electric resistance
back up, you can have an electrician install the electrical line.
If you would like to learn more you could email [email protected]
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Belinda
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