Hot Water Professionals
4.7 199 Google reviews
Solar hot waterHeat pump hot water systems
Based in Port Melbourne
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What they actually do
Opt Energy is a specialist in getting a home off gas, solar and home batteries, and lighting and energy controls. Work includes heat pump hot water systems, split system air conditioning, rooftop solar installation and home battery installation. Based in Port Melbourne.
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Questions people ask before they call
Which brands does Opt Energy install?
Opt Energy says it deals with Daikin, Fujitsu, Mitsubishi, Panasonic, Carrier, Midea, and Rinnai for air conditioners, and supplies Emerald heat pumps.
Does Opt Energy handle rebate paperwork for customers?
Opt Energy says it manages all rebates and incentives, so the customer does not have to do any paperwork.
Does Opt Energy charge for a consultation?
Opt Energy offers a free consultation, where its expert confirms eligibility and answers questions with no obligation or pressure.
How long has Opt Energy been in business?
Opt Energy has been serving Victorians since 2014.
What does Opt Energy's team do when it completes an installation?
Opt Energy says its team completes the installation and cleans up before leaving.
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A warmer house, a smaller bill, and one less thing on your mind
Done properly, you stop thinking about it. The heating just works, the hot water is there in the morning, and winter costs less than it used to.