Quick answers to common questions about energy programs and services in Lynn.
1. What is Mass Save, and how can it help me?
Mass Save is a partnership of Massachusetts utilities offering free home energy assessments and rebates. Lynn residents can get free power strips, smart thermostats, air sealing, and insulation services. Income-eligible residents receive 100% free services. Learn more at MassSave.com or call 781-586-8023.
2. How do I schedule a free home energy assessment?
Call the Lynn Community First Partnership (CFP) 781-319-8753 or visit Lynn CFP to schedule. An energy specialist will visit your home, assess energy use, and install free energy-saving items like power strips and thermostats on the spot.
3. I'm a renter. Can I still get energy-saving services?
Yes! Mass Save offers services specifically for renters at no cost. You can receive power strips, smart thermostats, and other efficiency upgrades. Landlord permission may be needed for certain improvements. View renter programs.
4. What rebates are available for heat pumps?
Mass Save offers rebates up to $10,000 for air source heat pumps, plus additional incentives for income-eligible households. Heat pumps provide both heating and cooling efficiently. Learn about heat pump rebates.
5. What if my household qualifies as income-eligible?
Income-eligible households receive 100% free services including insulation, air sealing, heating system upgrades, and appliance replacements. Qualification is based on household income or participation in certain assistance programs. Check eligibility.
6. How much can I save on my energy bills?
Savings vary by home size and energy use, but typical households save 15-30% on energy bills after implementing Mass Save recommendations. Some families save $300-$500 per year on heating and cooling costs alone.
7. I lost the materials you gave me. Where can I get them again?
All our flyers, brochures, and educational materials are available in the Downloadable Materials section below. You can download PDFs anytime.
8. Who can I contact if I have questions?
Contact the City of Lynn Energy Advocate, Cameron Foley, at [email protected] or 781-586-8023.