0433 399 111 
cris@gcfplumbing.com.au 
Hot Water Installation in Taylors Lakes
New hot water systems supplied and installed across Taylors Lakes and Melbourne's northern and western suburbs. Contact us today for a free quote.
Rated 5 out of 5 from 10 reviews on hipages
Time For A New Hot Water System?
Most people replace a hot water system in a hurry, after the old one has already failed. That usually means taking whatever can be fitted the same day rather than the one that suits the house.
If yours is getting on and starting to play up, replacing it before it goes gives you the choice, and it saves the cold showers in the meantime.
Get The Right System For Your Home
We supply and install gas, electric, continuous flow and heat pump systems, including changeovers from one type to another where the house suits it.
Sizing matters more than most people expect. Too small and it runs out halfway through the evening. We look at how many people are in the house and when the hot water actually gets used, then recommend accordingly.
We install new systems across Melbourne's northern and western suburbs. Contact us today for a free quote.
Get A Free QuoteWhat Melbourne Homeowners Say
- Krystina M Sunbury, VIC
Clear and speedy communication, arrived on the dot when he said and fixed the problem, great service and professional manner.
hipages - Silke L Manor Lakes, VIC
On time and left the place clean. Hired him to change two bathroom sinks, job well done and quick.
hipages - Damir Epping, VIC
Cris was great. Punctual, professional, happy to answer questions and provide advice about other issues. Job done! very satisfied with his work.
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Get In Touch With A Local Plumber
If you're having a problem with the plumbing at home, contact us today and we'll get back to you to organise a free quote.
- Phone 0433 399 111
- Email cris@gcfplumbing.com.au
- Location Taylors Lakes
Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on the type, the size, and how much changes to fit it in. A like for like swap is the cheapest. Moving from electric to continuous flow or a heat pump costs more up front and less to run. We will price the options.
It comes down to what the house is connected to, how many people use hot water at once, and where the unit can sit. Continuous flow suits households that never want to run out. Heat pumps run cheaper but need space and airflow.
A straight changeover is usually done in a few hours. Switching to a different type of system takes longer, because there is more work involved in the connections and sometimes the location.
Often, yes. It depends on access, the connections, and the ventilation needed for the type of system. We will tell you what is possible when we look at it.
There are Victorian programs that apply to some efficient systems and they change from time to time. Check what is current when you are deciding, because it can affect which system makes the most sense.
Yes. We cover the northern and western suburbs, from Taylors Hill, Burnside and Caroline Springs through to Avondale Heights, Essendon, Strathmore and Gladstone Park. Call and ask if your suburb is not on that list.