Hot Water Systems

Hot water accounts for around 25% of the average Australian household's energy bill. By upgrading to a modern, energy-efficient system especially one integrated with solar power you can dramatically reduce these costs while enjoying reliable, endless hot water.

Types of Hot Water Systems We Install

There's no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to hot water. We assess your household size, usage patterns, existing energy setup, and budget to recommend the ideal system for your needs.

Heat Pump Hot Water

Heat pump systems are the most energy-efficient option available today. They work like a reverse air conditioner extracting warmth from the ambient air and using it to heat water. Even in Melbourne's cooler months, a quality heat pump operates efficiently down to -10°C.

When paired with solar panels, a heat pump can be scheduled to run during peak solar production, effectively giving you free hot water year-round. Government rebates of up to $1,000 are available for eligible heat pump installations.

Gas Continuous Flow

If you value instant hot water without the space requirements of a tank, gas continuous flow systems are an excellent choice. They heat water only when you need it, eliminating standby heat losses and providing endless supply for even the largest households.

Models from Rinnai, Bosch, and Rheem offer energy ratings up to 6 stars with compact wall-mounted designs.

Solar-Integrated Solutions

For homes with existing solar PV systems, we can configure your hot water to run primarily on solar energy. Smart timers and diverters ensure your hot water tank heats during the sunniest part of the day, using power that would otherwise be exported to the grid at a lower feed-in tariff rate.

"Replacing our old electric tank with a heat pump connected to our solar panels cut our hot water costs to virtually nothing. The system paid for itself in under two years." Raj P., Tarneit

Government Rebates & Incentives