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Heating For Melbourne Homes
Heating in Melbourne has changed. Gas is on the way out for new builds, electric ducted is taking over, hydronic remains a quiet premium option, and most existing gas ducted systems will need a call sooner or later: stay on gas, switch to electric, or run on gas until end of life.
This page is the starting point. From here you can route into the specific system that suits your situation. If you do not know which one that is, scroll the comparison block below or get in touch and we will work it out with you. Savage Air installs across Melbourne’s south east. ARC licensed (AU52122). Backed for the life of the workmanship.
Heating Options For Every Home
- Gas Ducted Heating
- Electric Ducted Heating
Reliable heating and cooling systems suited to Melbourne homes, with strong performance across ducted & split system installs.
When The Ducts Themselves Need Help
Sometimes the heater is fine but the ducts are not. Old ductwork loses heat through gaps and damaged insulation, sends warm air to the wrong rooms, and makes the system work harder than it should.
Ducted heating duct replacement swaps the ducts out without replacing the heater. The whole system runs better afterwards. Same heater, properly delivering the heat it produces. This is the right call when the unit is in good condition but you can feel the system has lost performance over the years.
If the heater itself is the problem, that is a different job (ducted heating unit replacement). We will tell you which one your home actually needs after an honest look at the system.
- Gas ducted, electric ducted, hydronic, duct replacement
- Honest call on which path suits your home
- Sized to the home in every case
- VEU rebate handled for you on eligible electric jobs
- Backed for the life of the workmanship
Choosing Between Heating Systems
The short version of the call most Melbourne homeowners are making:
Gas Ducted Heating: You have a working gas connection, the existing system is fine or you are replacing like for like, and you do not want to switch off gas yet. Fast, familiar, hot air through the vents. Note new gas connections are phasing out in 2027.
Electric Ducted Heating: Reverse cycle, so it cools as well as heats. The default for new builds going forward, and the standard path for gas-to-electric changeovers. The VEU rebate brings the upfront cost down on eligible jobs. Where the job qualifies, we will let you know up front and walk you through the path.
Duct Replacement: When the heater is fine but the ducts have aged out, this is the job. Often the cheaper fix versus a full system replacement.
If you are not sure which is right, ring us or send a floor plan and a photo of your current system. We will tell you straight.
The Same High Standard, Whatever System You Choose
Frequently Asked Questions
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