Lower energy use
A strong upgrade option when replacing an older electric storage unit, especially when paired with rooftop solar or off-peak operation.
Considering a heat pump? Get practical advice based on your household, current system and installation space—then a clean, professional changeover.

Heat pump systems move heat from the surrounding air into the storage tank. For a suitable household and installation location, that can mean significantly less electricity use than conventional electric resistance storage.
A strong upgrade option when replacing an older electric storage unit, especially when paired with rooftop solar or off-peak operation.
A practical step toward an all-electric home without giving up familiar stored hot water.
Choose the right tank size and recovery profile for the number of people, bathrooms and peak-use periods in your home.
Good results start with correct sizing and a suitable location. We consider the whole installation—not just the product brochure.
Ask John by text →Start with two simple photos. We use them to understand the existing system and installation area before discussing suitable options.
One clear photo of the unit label and one wider photo showing the system, pipes and surrounding space.
We discuss sizing, placement, electrical requirements and whether a heat pump is the sensible upgrade for your home.
Your selected system is installed and commissioned, with the old unit removed as agreed.
Eligibility, approved products and program values can change. We can point you to the current requirements, but final eligibility is determined by the relevant program.
Need an answer about your exact setup? Call John on 0418 316 361.
Often, yes. The best approach depends on the available electrical supply, space, household demand and the work required to safely decommission the old system.
Many households schedule daytime heating to make better use of solar generation. Controls and suitable timing vary by system and household usage.
They use a fan and compressor, so placement matters. Product sound ratings, clearances and proximity to bedrooms or neighbours should be considered before installation.
It depends on household size, bathrooms, peak demand and the selected unit's recovery. We size the system around your usage rather than relying on one generic rule.