Heat-pump hot water and solar-ready aircon for Victorian homes — every government rebate lodged on your behalf so you keep more of the saving.
Your collaborators in electrification.
Since 2017, Solar Haven has been helping Victorian families cut their power bill with whole-home electrification — heat-pump hot water, reverse-cycle air conditioning, solar, batteries and EV chargers, sequenced so each upgrade pays for the next.
We don't just install hardware. We map every applicable Federal, Victorian (VEU) and NSW (ESS) rebate to your home, lodge the paperwork on your behalf, and pass 100% of the value back to you.
Whether you're swapping an old electric tank, ditching gas heating, or planning the full transition, we engineer a system that fits your home, your usage and your budget — installed by our own qualified team.
Based in Derrimut and serving Melbourne metro, Geelong, Ballarat and Phillip Island, we specialise in end-to-end electrification — heat-pump hot water, reverse-cycle aircon, solar, batteries, EV charging and LED lighting.
From the first eligibility check through to install and rebate lodgement, our team owns every step. No third-party hand-offs, no surprise costs, no paperwork left for you to chase.
Our StoryWhole-home electrification done right — every system government-approved, rebate-eligible, and installed by our own qualified Victorian crew. Pick where you'd like to start.
Cut your power bill with rooftop solar, and store the excess in a battery so your evenings run on sunshine. Federal Cheaper Home Batteries Program now knocks up to 30% off install.
Learn more →Replace your tired electric or gas tank with a high-efficiency heat pump — 70% less energy, often $0 out of pocket thanks to combined VEU + Federal rebates.
Learn more →Reverse-cycle split systems with up to $8,500 in combined rebates — 60% cheaper to run than gas heating, comfortable year-round across Victoria.
Learn more →Generate by day, run on it at night
Heat-pump efficiency, government-backed
Reverse-cycle, ARC-certified
Project
A family of four with an old 250L electric tank were burning through power. We swapped to a 270L Reclaim heat pump in half a day, lodged the VEU + STC paperwork, and the household paid nothing out of pocket.
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This 1980s weatherboard had a tired ducted gas system costing the owners $1,400+ each winter. A 5-zone Midea ducted reverse-cycle install came in with a $6,200 VEU rebate and 60% lower running costs.
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Solar + battery + heat-pump hot water + EV charger, sequenced over six weeks. The household's quarterly bill dropped from $980 to $94 — and they no longer pay a gas connection fee at all.
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An 8.8kW solar array with a 10kWh Sungrow battery, sized to cover the owners' evening EV charging. Cheaper Home Batteries Program rebate locked in before the 2026 step-down.
Get My QuoteSolar Haven has delivered whole-home electrification across Melbourne metro, Geelong, Ballarat and Phillip Island since 2017 — with every applicable VEU, ESS and Federal rebate lodged on each customer's behalf. Real homes, measurable bill drops, every time.
Our Story
"Solar Haven made the heat-pump swap effortless. They sorted the Victorian rebate paperwork themselves, the install was half a day, and our hot water bill is unrecognisable. A few months later we did the aircon — same crew, same level of service, same easy rebate. We're now planning solar and battery with them too."
April 6, 2026
More Victorian families are pairing EVs with home solar. Here's the real cost per kilometre when you charge on your own roof…
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March 24, 2026
A typical Victorian home runs through ~14,000kWh of hot water energy a decade. Here's what the gas, electric and heat-pump tanks cost over the same period…
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March 10, 2026
Do you start with solar, hot water or aircon? We map the sequence that pays back fastest for a typical Victorian family…
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February 26, 2026
The Federal STC battery rebate steps down each year through 2030. We break down what a 10kWh and 13.5kWh install actually nets you in 2026…
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