Massachusetts Heat Pump Quote Checker
Enter what your quote says — claimed rebate, annual savings, system details — and we'll flag what's missing, what can't be verified, and what to ask before signing.
What does the quote completeness score mean?
The score reflects how complete and verifiable the quote is based on what you entered. A score of 80+ means the quote contains the key documentation — model numbers, install scope, warranty terms, and verifiable savings assumptions. A lower score means important information is missing or a red flag was detected.
What is an AHRI certificate number and why does it matter?
An AHRI (Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute) certificate number identifies the exact matched system and its verified efficiency ratings. Mass Save requires that installed equipment meet specific efficiency thresholds. Without an AHRI number, you cannot confirm whether the proposed equipment is eligible for the rebate your contractor is claiming.
How do I check if a claimed rebate is legitimate?
Ask your contractor for the AHRI reference number and verify it on the AHRI certified products directory. Then compare the claimed rebate amount to your utility's current Mass Save program tier for that fuel type and system size. If the contractor claims a rebate above the program maximum or cannot provide equipment documentation, request a revised quote.
What should I do if this tool flags a serious issue?
Request a revised quote that addresses the flagged item before signing. For rebate concerns, ask the contractor to provide the AHRI number and confirm the rebate amount directly with your utility. For savings claims, ask for the specific fuel price, usage, and electricity rate assumptions in writing. You can also schedule a free Home Energy Assessment through Mass Save before committing to any contractor.