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Hot Water System Installation

Replace your old electric hot water system with a high-efficiency heat pump. Government rebates available. Serving Frankston to Portsea, all Mornington Peninsula.

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If your home still has an old resistive electric hot water storage system, you're likely spending $600–$1,200 per year just on hot water. Heat pump hot water systems are now the go-to replacement — they're quiet, efficient, and with Victorian government rebates, often surprisingly affordable. Impulse Electrical installs heat pump systems across the Peninsula, handles all the electrical work, and helps you claim available rebates.

What We Do

💰 Save money with Victorian government rebates:

Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) rebates reduce upfront cost by $300–$1,000+

Federal STC certificates may apply depending on product

Heat pumps save $400–$900/year vs old resistive electric systems

Ask us about current rebate eligibility at time of booking

Frequently Asked Questions

What government rebates are available for heat pump hot water systems on the Peninsula?

Victorian households can access the Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) program, which typically provides $300–$1,000+ discount on heat pump hot water systems depending on your current system and household size. Some products also qualify for federal Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs). Rebate amounts change periodically — call us and we'll confirm what's available at the time of your installation.

What's the difference between a heat pump and a resistive electric hot water system?

A resistive electric system (old-style storage tank) uses a heating element like a kettle — it converts all electricity directly to heat. A heat pump works like a reverse refrigerator, extracting heat from the ambient air and using it to heat water — typically 3–4x more efficient. A heat pump uses around 65–75% less electricity than a resistive system, dramatically cutting your hot water bill.

How much does heat pump hot water installation cost on the Mornington Peninsula?

After VEU rebates, a heat pump hot water system installed typically costs $1,200–$2,800 depending on the brand, tank size, and switchboard work required. Without rebates, units cost $2,500–$5,000+ installed. The energy savings of $400–$900/year mean most systems pay for themselves in 3–5 years. We'll provide a detailed quote and confirm applicable rebates.

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