Efficient Commercial Hot Water Services for Your Business
Tassie Solar specializes in upgrading your existing Commercial hot water systems to more efficient models. We focus on replacing outdated electric systems with advanced heat pumps, providing a more cost-effective solution for your commercial water heating systems needs.
Our heat pump upgrades are 70-75% more energy-efficient, reducing both power consumption and carbon footprint. Installed by certified professionals, our hot water system installation ensures reliable performance and substantial savings. Additionally, you can benefit from hot water rebates under the Victorian Energy Upgrade (VEU) program, making the transition even more economical.
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Unlocking the Benefits of Government Energy Efficiency Programs
Government energy efficiency programs bring numerous benefits to both households and businesses. These initiatives aim to encourage sustainable energy practices, lower energy consumption, and offer financial advantages to participants.
Hot water Commerical VIC FAQ's
To organize your Victorian hot water upgrade, reach out to an accredited provider like Tassie Solar. We will assist you through the process, from checking your eligibility to scheduling and completing hot water system installation.
The hot water rebate can significantly reduce the cost of upgrading your hot water system. The exact amount depends on the type of system you choose and your eligibility under the Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) program.
To Qualify for hot water rebates, you typically need an existing electric hot water system and to be a resident or business located in Victoria. Additional eligibility criteria may apply, which we can help you verify.
Contact Tassie Solar to start your application. We will assess your current hot water system, determine your eligibility, and assist with all the required paperwork to ensure you get your upgrade.
Upgrading to a government-subsidized hot water system can save you up to 70% on your electric bills due to the higher efficiency of the new systems.
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