Energy Rate Your Home provides fully trained and experienced Home Sustainability Assessors.
Our field of expertise covers Home Sustainability Assessments, information on the Government Rebates and obtaining your property the most energy efficient usage
Book your FREE Home Sustainability Assessment online and receive your household sustainability assessment and government rebate advice. This will guide you on how to make your home more energy efficient and thermally comfortable whilst saving on energy costs.
The Australian Federal Government's energy efficiency measures, sees the introduction of the Home Sustainability Assessment. This is a FREE Home Sustainability Assessment for property owners which will involve the physical inspection of major energy and water systems relating to thermal comfort, water heating, refrigeration, lighting, cooking, entertainment, media, water consumption and waste management in your property. The assessment duration is approx 1.5 hours.
Energy Rate Your Home will provide house and unit holders with individual Assessment Reports to make residences more energy and water efficient.
The Advantages of Home Sustainability Assessments
How to Apply...
1. Register for a Home Sustainability Assessment. At no cost, request a Home Sustainability Assessment Online Here, phone or text 0417 200 001, or email register@energyrateyourhome.com.au
2. Shortly after your assessment you will receive a tailored Home Sustainability Report.
3. Choose your home sustainability actions. With your assessment report, you can make energy and water saving changes as small and simple or as large scale as you like. So start saving now.
Did you know the average Australian household produces 15 TONNES of Greenhouse Gas each year.
Save money and protect the environment now
Book your FREE Home Sustainability Assessment online and receive your household sustainability assessment and government rebate advice. This will guide you on how to make your home more energy efficient and thermally comfortable whilst saving on energy costs.
The Australian Federal Government's energy efficiency measures, sees the introduction of the Home Sustainability Assessment. This is a FREE Home Sustainability Assessment for property owners which will involve the physical inspection of major energy and water systems relating to thermal comfort, water heating, refrigeration, lighting, cooking, entertainment, media, water consumption and waste management in your property. The assessment duration is approx 1.5 hours.
Energy Rate Your Home will provide house and unit holders with individual Assessment Reports to make residences more energy and water efficient.
The Advantages of Home Sustainability Assessments
- You can SAVE on your home energy & water bills each year.
- Under the Queensland Government Solar Hot Water rebates, eligible householders can obtain the following rebates
- $600 rebate for the installation of a solar hot water system or heat pump.
- $1000 rebate for pensioners and low-income earners who install a solar hot water system or heat pump.
- Plus, you may also be eligible for a solar hot water rebate under the Federal Government's Renewable Energy Bonus Scheme of $1000 and Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs).
- Owner occupiers and landlords can future proof and add value to their property by embracing green initiatives which lower residences operating costs.
- Landlords can improve ease of renting; improve tenant retention and overall occupancy.
How to Apply...
1. Register for a Home Sustainability Assessment. At no cost, request a Home Sustainability Assessment Online Here, phone or text 0417 200 001, or email register@energyrateyourhome.com.au
2. Shortly after your assessment you will receive a tailored Home Sustainability Report.
3. Choose your home sustainability actions. With your assessment report, you can make energy and water saving changes as small and simple or as large scale as you like. So start saving now.
Did you know the average Australian household produces 15 TONNES of Greenhouse Gas each year.
Save money and protect the environment now
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