Save $700 - $900
Save $700 - $900 a Year on your hot water bill
75% Less energy usage
Reducing your homes carbon footprint.
7 years Warranty
7 Year manufactures warranty on storage tank.
The best Hot Water System in The Government Scheme!
Victoria residents can upgrade to an energy-efficient hot water system under the Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) program today and get up to $3,000 in government rebates!
Who is eligible for Government free hot water systems Victoria
The hot water heat pump upgrade is free for businesses. However, homeowners can get up to $3,000 in government rebates if they install it under the VEU scheme, which is a carbon emission reduction scheme legislated by the Victorian government.
Victorian government hot water replacement scheme
Under the Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) program, the VIC government is offering rebates to households and businesses for replacing existing gas or electric resistance hot water systems with energy-efficient heat pump hot water systems.
Reasons to Upgrade:
Our heat pump hot water system is the most efficient on the market, with a COP of 4-5. This means it is 4-5 times more efficient than old electric resistance hot water systems. Here are some of the most common reasons our customers choose to upgrade:
💰 Your tank is old or about to break and it needs replacement.
🛢️ Your tank is new but inefficient
💵 You want to drastically reduce your hot water bill by up to 81%
🌍 You want to reduce your burden on the environment
💧 Your water is not hot enough
🤝 You want a system with the best warranty and best efficiency in the scheme. You deserve it.
💸 You want a Hot Water System worth More then $4000.
Included in your heat pumb hot water Upgrade
✅ CIRCUIT BREAKER UPGRADE INCLUDED
✅ 7 year warranty on tank
✅ 5 year warranty on compressor
✅ Rebate Processing included
✅ Concrete slab Included (if required)
✅ tempering valve included (if required)
✅ pressure limiting valve included (if required)
✅ Duo valve included (if required)
✅ delivery included
✅ Pickup of old tank included.
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Vic hot water upgrades FAQs
To be eligible for the Solar Homes Program, you must be the owner-occupier of a property valued at under $3 million, with a combined household taxable income below $210,000 per year. The property address should not have received a rebate under this program before, and the heat pump water heater to be replaced must be at least three years old from the date of purchase.
Electric Heat pumps are becoming popular because they are energy-efficient – they don’t depend on fossil fuel usage to produce cool and warm air. This means that consumers will use less gas and electricity with heat pumps compared to other systems, as well as less money. This will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, taking the pressure off both the planet and your budget.
Moving to a heat pump means you can avoid the volatile prices associated with gas. If you are using Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) or electric heating, you could see a reduction to your energy bill if you move to a heat pump.
We currently service all of Victoria and New South Wales. We will be expanding this to other areas across Australia, feel free to register your interest now and we’ll be in touch when we’re in your area!
If you currently have an electric or gas hot water heater, your best option is to replace it with a heat-pump hot water heater, rather than replacing like-for-like. There are government incentives available to upgrade to a more efficient heat-pump hot water heater. Contact us for more information
Heat pump systems require airflow, very similar to a split system a/c unit, which is why they need to be installed outside. You are still eligible for the rebate, you only have to pay for the relocation of services (water and power) to an external location for the new system. Relocations range from $499-$999 depending on roof access, the distance of relocation.
Electric Heat pumps are significantly more efficient than traditional boilers and use cleaner electricity, so will reduce your home’s carbon footprint. A heat pump takes heat at a low temperature from the air or ground, increases that heat to a higher temperature and transfers it into your home to provide heating and hot water.