Hoppers CrossingWhat we see in Hoppers Crossing homes
Hoppers Crossing was built out from the 1970s to the 90s, and it is brick veneer almost street for street, most of it with ducted gas and gas hot water. Those systems are now 25 to 40 years old, and in the west's hotter summers most of these homes still have no proper cooling.
Because Hoppers Crossing is on mains gas and inside the VEU area, the usual order of works is heating and hot water first for the rebates and the running-cost drop, then solar and a battery sized to the new electric load, then the cooktop, then the gas meter abolished. The west also runs hotter in summer than the bay and eastern suburbs, so the reverse cycle system that replaces the gas heater earns its keep twice a year.
Site inspections in Hoppers Crossing are free, the quote is fixed with every rebate already applied, and the same in-house crew does the electrical, refrigeration and plumbing. If you are weighing up where to start, our home electrification page walks through the order, or call and we will tell you straight for your house.