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50+ Cala installed across MetroWest
For homeowners in Holliston, Hopkinton, Ashland and Framingham and the towns around them
A Cala heat pump water heater, installed, from about $5,000 after $1,550 in rebates
$750 Mass Save + $300 NEHPA + $500 SumZero credit through September 30. 10-year tank, 3-year labor.

Book it
Book your free walkthrough.
Four fields. We call within one business day, and you see a fixed price before anything is ordered.
Why SumZero
Cala makes the heater.
We install it right.
We are a Mass Save® Certified Installer and we have put 50+ of these into homes across MetroWest and Greater Boston. Heat pumps are what our crews are certified on — not a plumber reading the manual on the drive over.

- 77 × 34in
- Height × width
- 65gal
- Tank capacity
- 90gal
- Ready for peak demand
- 5people
- People served
What actually happens, start to finish
- 01
Free walkthrough
We look at your space, your panel and your hot water habits. No obligation, no charge.
- 02
Your exact number
A fixed price with the rebate already applied, before anything is ordered.
- 03
Install day
One visit. Old tank out, Cala in, commissioned, and we show you the app.
- 04
We keep watching
With your permission, remote diagnostics catch a problem before you notice one.
MetroWest and Greater Boston, from our shop in Holliston — Holliston, Hopkinton, Ashland, Framingham and 20 more. · Mon–Fri, 8am–5pm
Our work
50+ Cala installs across MetroWest.
Real SumZero jobs, not stock photography — from the first look at your basement to the app on your phone. This is what install day actually looks like.

Final checks on a finished Cala install 
The walkthrough comes first — we look before we quote 
Crew and unit arrive together on install day 
Two-person carry, box still sealed 
Unboxed and walked in by hand 
Hot outlet fitted and ready to connect 
The Cala app, set up on your phone before we leave
Reviews
What real homeowners say.
From people SumZero has already worked for — pulled live from our review profiles, not written for this page.
Questions we get daily
Frequently asked.
The things homeowners ask us every day, answered in full before you have to pick up the phone.
Still have a question?
Call and ask. We would rather answer it now than leave you guessing.
(508) 306-1415Mon–Fri, 8am–5pmInstant. The $1,550 comes off your invoice at signing, so the price you sign is already the lower one. You are not fronting the full amount and waiting months on a check, and there is no rebate form for you to chase.
It is three rebates stacked together:
- $750 — Mass Save® rebate
- $300 — NEHPA rebate
- $500 — SumZero Fall promo
The offer runs through September 30.
Two of the three parts apply to every homeowner: the $300 NEHPA rebate and the $500 SumZero Fall promo, whoever supplies your power.
The $750 Mass Save® rebate works differently. It requires a participating utility, so it depends on who your electric or gas provider is.
We check which parts you qualify for at the free walkthrough, and the result is already in the fixed price we give you — before anything is ordered. If a part does not apply to you, you know before you commit, not after.
The Cala is 77 inches tall and 34 inches wide, and it holds 65 gallons. Because it is a heat pump, it works by drawing heat from the air around it — so it needs some air around it to do its job.
A tight or finished space is usually still fine. We measure the clearances at the free walkthrough, and if it will not fit, you hear that from us before you have spent anything.
It runs on a variable-speed compressor, so most of the time it is working gently rather than at full tilt.
A side effect worth knowing: as it heats your water, it dries and cools the air around it. In a damp basement, most people find that is a bonus.
If your tank sits somewhere sound matters — next to a bedroom or a home office — tell us at the walkthrough and we will talk through where the unit goes.
Hours, not days. A standard replacement is a single visit: the old tank comes out, the Cala goes in, we commission it, and we walk you through the app before we leave.
Anything that is not standard — moving the unit or extra electrical work — is flagged at the walkthrough, so you know what install day looks like before it arrives.
$5,000 covers a standard swap: an existing water heater in an accessible basement or utility area, with electrical and plumbing within standard proximity. A few things can change that:
- Moving the unit to a different spot
- Additional electrical work
- A new condensate line
- Limited access to the space
If any of those apply, you get the fixed number in writing before anything is scheduled — and the $1,550 rebate applies either way.
Yes. 0% financing is available through the Mass Save® HEAT Loan, so you can spread the cost rather than paying it all up front.
We walk you through the financing options at the walkthrough, alongside your fixed price.
Two layers of cover:
- 10-year parts warranty, transferable — if you sell the house, the cover goes with it
- 3-year labor warranty from SumZero on the installation
With your permission, we also monitor the unit remotely, so we can often spot a problem before you notice one.
We cover MetroWest and Greater Boston from our shop in Holliston — Holliston, Hopkinton, Ashland, Framingham and 20 more towns around them.
Put your ZIP code in when you book, or call (508) 306-1415. If your address is outside the area, you will know on the first call rather than after a site visit.
Four steps, and nothing is ordered until the third one:
- We call within one business day to set a time.
- Free walkthrough: we look at your space, your electrical panel and how your household uses hot water.
- You get a fixed price in writing, with the rebate already applied.
- If you say yes, we schedule the install — one visit for a standard swap.
There is no obligation at any point before you sign.


