Who can apply
['Households meeting Massachusetts HEAP eligibility.', 'The local weatherization agency determines the work suitable for the property.']What help is available
Energy efficiency improvements determined by the local agency, followed by inspection of completed work. This is a home service rather than spending money paid to the household.
Documents to prepare
Have the HEAP application information ready and note drafts, insulation concerns and heating problems. If renting, ask what property owner paperwork is required before arranging work.
How to get started
- Find the agency serving your town through the state weatherization page.
- Submit a HEAP application online or through the local energy assistance agency.
- Ask to be considered for weatherization and arrange the property assessment.
After applying
Ask about the assessment queue, access arrangements and approved work. Keep the agency’s inspection information and report any concern about completed work to it.
Website screenshots
These images show the pages captured in August 2026. Website screens and rules may have changed.
Common questions
Must I submit a separate state WAP application?
The state says a HEAP application also serves as the weatherization application.
Does HEAP approval mean work starts immediately?
Ask the local agency about scheduling and assessment.
Who carries out the program locally?
A network of local agencies administers services.
Will someone inspect the work?
The local agency inspects completed work.
What number helps find local energy assistance?
The state lists the Cold Relief Heatline at 800-632-8175.
Sources and review
Historical screenshots: source reference.