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For eligible residential customers, 2026 rebates are $2,650/ton up to $8,500 for whole-home systems, $1,125/ton up to $8,500 for partial-home systems, and $250/ton up to $2,500 for basic systems; income-based enhanced incentives reach $16,000 or may cover the cost through Turnkey Services. Eligible systems must be installed Jan 1–Dec 31, 2026 by a participating Heat Pump Installer Network contractor. Submit the rebate and documents by Feb 28, 2027; rebate cannot exceed installation cost or be combined with another Mass Save incentive for the same equipment.

BWSC stormwater customers with an approved stormwater remediation system or structural best management practice can apply for a credit of up to 30% off the stormwater charge. The BMP must be demonstrated and the customer must submit the appropriate application.

One-time reimbursement up to $8,000 for an 8-foot relay or $6,000 for a full lateral line when a sewer lateral is blocked, collapsed or leaking and BWSC confirms eligibility. Account must be current; obtain three estimates from BWSC-licensed and bonded contractors, receive approval before repairs, and use the program no more than once every 10 years.

Eligible homeowners age 65+ or fully disabled in an owner-occupied 1–4 family home can receive 30% off monthly water, sewer and stormwater charges. Commercial properties and condo units are excluded; submit proof of age or disability.

Eligible Boston owner-occupants building an ADU can receive reimbursement up to $7,500 for eligible design and permitting costs. The grant is paid after the building permit is approved and the homeowner enrolls in the Boston Home Center ADU Loan Program. Applicants must meet income and asset limits, be current on city and housing payments, attend both ADU workshops within the prior three months, and work with a licensed architect.

Eligible Boston owner-occupants can apply for a deferred, interest-free loan up to $50,000 for qualifying repairs and improvements to an owner-occupied 1–4 family home or a condo in an association of six units or fewer. Household income must be at or below 135% AMI; applicants must meet asset and city-account requirements. No monthly payments or interest accrue; repayment is due upon sale, transfer or refinance, and one-third is forgiven after 10 years of continuous owner-occupancy. Income at 120–135% AMI requires a 50/50 match.

Eligible Boston owner-occupants can apply for up to $50,000 in deferred, 0% interest gap funding for ADU construction. Repayment is due if the owner sells, transfers ownership or takes a cash-out refinance. Households below 120% AMI have no owner-match requirement; households at 120–135% AMI must provide a 1:1 match. Applicants must meet income and asset limits, be current on city and housing payments, attend both ADU workshops within the prior three months, and work with a licensed architect.

Private lessons: household qualifies when two or more people participate in CMCB programming. Ask Student Services to apply the 10% family discount; it is not automatic. Annual nonrefundable registration fee is $50 individual/$65 family. Record as music education; other because this is neither a fitness service nor ordinary professional consulting.