
Sized to your household
Tank size and recovery matched to how many people live there and when you use hot water most, including winter recovery needs.
Efficient electric hot water
Heat pump hot water designed around household demand, installation conditions and your electricity plan, with timer settings that can make better use of available daytime solar.
An everyday energy load
A heat pump uses electricity to move warmth from the air into stored water. Energy use depends on the model, weather, household demand and any electric boost. We compare these conditions with your existing system when planning an upgrade.
Designed around your home
The right system depends on how many people live there, where it can go, and whether you are pairing it with solar. We plan all three before recommending a model.

Tank size and recovery matched to how many people live there and when you use hot water most, including winter recovery needs.

Located for airflow, drainage, and service access, and kept away from bedrooms and boundaries so the compressor stays unobtrusive.

Use an appropriate daytime heating window to make use of available solar, while preserving hot-water demand and safety controls.
Hot water rebates & incentives
The Solar Victoria rebate and federal STCs stack on an eligible heat pump upgrade. We confirm eligibility and handle the paperwork, so the discount comes off your price.
See what you qualify forWhat good looks like
A heat pump install is plumbing, electrical, and sometimes gas disconnection done cleanly. Placement, changeover, and handover decide how well it lives with your home.
Beyond the gas bill
A heat pump changes how the home runs: lower bills, reliable hot water sized to your household, and a real step toward all-electric living.
Move warmth from the air into stored water.
A heat pump moves heat from the air rather than relying only on an electric element. Efficiency varies with the model, outdoor temperature, water temperature and boost use. Suitable timers can shift heating towards available solar.
Plan your hot water upgradePlan storage and recovery together.
We size the tank and recovery rate around how many people live in the home and when you use hot water most — with allowance for peak demand and winter recovery.
Plan your hot water upgradePlan the complete gas-disconnection pathway.
Replacing gas hot water removes a major gas load — and if it is your last gas appliance, you can disconnect entirely and stop paying the daily gas supply charge. The right upgrade order depends on your existing appliances and budget.
Plan your hot water upgradeHeat pump systems
Compare model-specific performance, installation requirements and warranty terms. Rebate eligibility is checked for the exact product, household and installation.
Getting off gas
Hot water can be a practical appliance to electrify. The right order depends on the condition of your equipment and your budget. If it is your last gas appliance, discuss disconnection and any fees with your retailer before counting avoided supply charges.
The Lightning process
No vague promises. We check your current setup, recommend the right model, install it cleanly, and make sure the timer is set to your solar.
Current system, household size, hot water habits, placement, and rebate eligibility.
The right model and tank size, with rebates and out-of-pocket cost made clear.
Plumbing, electrical and any gas work coordinated around the agreed installation and hot-water changeover plan.
Solar timer set, controls explained, warranties registered, and rebates lodged.
Available times
Pick a time that works. We'll review your current system, household demand, placement, solar pairing, and the rebates you qualify for.
Modern heat pump systems are designed for year-round operation when correctly specified and installed.
Yes, heat pumps are a common gas replacement path. Your existing system, location, and household demand determine the right option.
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