Step one: Energy assessment
Measure the house
An assessor checks where your house loses heat and power and gives you a written order of work. Every installer can then quote against the same plan.

Your goal
If you want the whole picture rather than one job, start with someone whose job is to measure the house – not to sell you a product. Then do the work in the order that gives the most back.
This goal usually involves
Measure, seal, switch, then make your own. Each step makes the next one smaller.
The pathway
You don’t have to tackle everything at once. But sticking to this sequence means each later upgrade can be smaller and cheaper – even if you space them out over years.
Step one: Energy assessment
An assessor checks where your house loses heat and power and gives you a written order of work. Every installer can then quote against the same plan.
Step two: Insulation & draughts
The cheapest work in the house, and the step that makes every later upgrade smaller.
Step three: Gas to electric
Heat pump hot water and reverse cycle heating use far less energy than the gas and old electric systems they replace.
Step four: Solar and batteries
With the house using less, a smaller solar system covers more of what’s left.
Specialists for this goal

Serves Braeside and surrounding suburbs | Based in Braeside

Serves Indigo, Wangaratta and 3 more | Based in Rutherglen

Serves Werribee and Wyndham Vale and nearby suburbs | Based in Werribee

Serves Hallam and surrounding suburbs | Based in Hallam

Serves Truganina and surrounding suburbs | Based in Truganina

Ready to start
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