HOT WATER SYSTEMS - GAS AND ELECTRIC
No hot water, leaking tank or looking to upgrade? Licensed Melbourne plumbers and electricians supplying, installing and replacing gas and electric hot water systems.
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Why upgrade your hot water system?
When a hot water system starts to fail you can end up with cold showers, rusty water, leaks and high power or gas bills. Older units are often less efficient and more likely to burst, which can cause water damage and emergency call outs.
Upgrading to a modern gas or electric hot water system gives you more reliable hot water, better efficiency and the right size unit for your family.
- Reliable hot water for showers, kitchens and laundry
- Better energy efficiency compared to many old systems
- Correct sizing for your home and number of occupants
- Reduced risk of leaks, bursts and emergency failures
- Option to plan ahead instead of waiting for the system to die
Hot Water System Supply, Installation and Replacement
Licensed Melbourne plumbers and electricians.
We supply, install and replace gas and electric hot water systems for homes and small businesses across Melbourne.
Tell us a few details about your current system, how many people are in the home and any issues you are having so we can recommend the right system and provide a clear, fixed price.
We handle like for like replacements, upgrades to more efficient models and relocation of units where suitable. All work includes removal of the old unit, installation of the new system, required valves and pipework, electrical or gas connection and testing.
What We Provide
Gas Storage and Continuous Flow Systems
- Supply and installation of gas storage and continuous flow units
- Sizing based on number of bathrooms and typical usage
- Gas pipe sizing checked and upgraded where required
Electric Hot Water Systems
- Replacement and installation of electric storage systems, including off peak options where available. We can relocate units, upgrade wiring and install isolation switches as needed.
Emergency Hot Water Replacement
- Priority service when your system has failed completely, is leaking or has burst. We can often provide same or next day replacement subject to stock and access.
Repairs, Valves and Thermostats
- Repairs to existing systems where it is economical, including element and thermostat replacements, tempering valves, pressure relief valves and minor leaks.
System Sizing and Advice
- Advice on the right type and size of system for your home, including discussion of running costs, recovery times and compatibility with future upgrades such as solar or heat pumps.
Removal and Disposal of Old Units
- Safe disconnection, removal and disposal of old hot water systems so you are not left with a heavy, rusted tank sitting on site.
Licensed Plumbers and Electricians
- All hot water work is carried out by licensed and insured plumbers and electricians, with gas and electrical compliance certificates provided as required.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my hot water system needs replacing?
- Signs include rusty or discoloured water, rumbling noises from the tank, frequent pilot light failures, leaks around the base and systems that are more than ten to twelve years old. If you are experiencing any of these, it is worth having the system checked and planning a replacement.
Should I choose gas or electric hot water?
- Gas can be a good option where gas is already connected and usage is consistent. Modern electric systems and heat pumps can also be efficient, especially when paired with off peak tariffs or solar. We will look at your home, tariffs and usage and explain the pros and cons for your situation.
Can you replace my hot water system in one day?
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In many cases yes. For standard like for like replacements we can usually complete the changeover in a single visit, subject to access and stock availability. More complex relocations or changeovers to a different type of system may take longer.
What size hot water system do I need?
- The right size depends on how many people live in the home, how many bathrooms you have and when hot water is used. We will ask a few questions and then recommend a system that can handle your peak demand without wasting energy.
What happens during a hot water installation?
- We start by isolating water, power and gas to the existing system. We then disconnect and remove the old unit, prepare the base and pipework, install the new system, connect gas or power, fit required valves and tempering, then fill, test and commission the unit. Once everything is running, we explain how to use the system and provide any relevant paperwork.