Whole-home electrification means moving your heating, hot water, cooking and car off gas and petrol and onto electricity, then covering that load with solar and a battery.
5.0 from 57 Google reviews · A-Grade licensed · REC 33326
A-Grade licensed, REC 33326, fully insured, CEC accredited.
Excellent service! The team arrived on time and completed the installation efficiently and up to scratch. Everything was done neatly, with great attention to detail. Ryan and Jack are top blokes and easy to deal with. Highly recommended!
Jeffrey Belvez · Glen Waverley
Absolutely fantastic service and work done! The boys were super accommodating, answered any questions I had without a problem, left everything neat and tidy and overall did an amazing job installing our battery and inverter. Cannot recommend enough.
Isaac Giblett · Battery + inverter
Zak and Ryan did a amazing job. Even with the obstacles of a double story home with a internal switch board they persevered in the heat and got the job done. Thanks guys we realy appreciate your work and polite attitude.
Stephen S · Switchboard
Luke and his team installed our solar panels over the space of 2 days. Great service arrived on time and communicated well, took away all rubbish made sure the place was left tidy and walked me through the app and next steps. Would highly reccomend!
Christie V · Solar install
Ryan and Jack did a great job doing the electrical work on my new 4 head split system. They got the job done in no time, and my split systems were up and running. Once connected, Ryan made sure all 4 heads were working. Thanks guys, great job!
James "Mitchi" Mitch · Split system
The experience is very nice with them. Specially Roy and Jack did their best. We are so much happy about their service. They heard every single word of us and suggest us which is good and why. Highly recommend
Anisa Tasnim · Hot water swap
We assess the home, existing gas appliances, electricity use, switchboard capacity, supply, roof and practical equipment positions before writing a staged electrification plan. The quote sets out the sequence, electrical preparation and each agreed installation stage. For heating, hot water, cooking, solar, batteries, EV charging and gas abolishment, see the full detail on whole-home electrification.
Rowville's urbanisation was heralded by the electricity terminal station built at Wellington and Stud Roads in the 1950s-60s, and housing followed from 1970 across its undulating landscape. Homes of that era were commonly built for gas heating and hot water, and 91.8% of dwellings were separate houses at the 2021 Census.
In postcode 3178, which is Rowville alone, 5658 small-scale solar panel installations and 1240 air source heat pumps have gone in since 2001, so many households already have the solar to run a heat pump through the day. Multinet's network reaches streets in Rowville, and the remaining steps are usually heating, then the cooktop, then removing the gas meter. Rowville is AusNet Services or United Energy depending on your street, and that distributor handles supply upgrades and export approval. Parts of the suburb are under a Bushfire Management Overlay, where a battery with backup circuits is a common addition to an all-electric home.
One visit, one plan, one crew, from first look at your switchboard to the final walkthrough.
We visit, check your switchboard and capacity, and listen to how you live.
One plan optimised for cost, comfort and what your family needs next, with every rebate you're entitled to worked out for you.
Buy in stages. Plan it as one system.
Luke's own crew installs, cleans up and walks you through every app and switch.
Federal and state rebates can cover a serious chunk of your upgrade. We work out what you're eligible for and handle the paperwork.
Check your rebates
A-Grade, fully insured, CEC-accredited installer + designer. REC 33326
Luke, Ryan, Jack, Zak and Roy do the work. No subcontractors.
“We'll talk you out of gear you don't need.” Sized around your needs, not our sales target.
“We leave the place cleaner than we found it and show you how everything works.”
Yes, Dandenong North, Endeavour Hills, Ferntree Gully and Lysterfield as well as Rowville, all covered from Boronia on the same terms.
Rowville falls under Knox, postcode 3178. No permit is needed for standard work of this kind.
No. Almost nobody does. The plan exists so you can do one stage now and the rest later without redoing work, the switchboard and cabling are sized for the finished house from day one.
Tell us which gas appliances you want to replace and what matters most. We’ll assess the home, write the stages in the right order and provide a clear plan for the conversion. Book an assessment or call our Boronia crew to discuss the work.
5.0 from 57 Google reviews
