Understand the starting point
- Start with a recent bill and your postcode
- Use smart-meter readings for a clearer picture of when you use electricity
- Note which rooms feel uncomfortable and which appliances need replacing
Energy plans, ratings, rebates and upgrade quotes can be difficult to connect. Australian Energy Assessments brings the explanations, comparison tools and assessment pathways together so you can work out what your home needs and what to confirm next.
Start at the stage that fits you. You do not need to replace everything or complete every tool.
The guides, comparisons, home energy planner and Wattzun guidance are free. Property visits, formal ratings and installation work have their own scope and prices.
Use your bills and household answers to explore options. These tools estimate costs and priorities; they do not inspect the home or issue a rating certificate.
Compare electricity · Compare gasA visit can help investigate comfort problems and identify an order of improvements. This advice service includes a written summary without a formal rating certificate.
See the advice service and priceAn existing-home rating and a plan-based new-home NatHERS assessment use different methods and outputs. Choose the pathway for your property and the decision it must support.
Choose the right assessmentPlan costs depend on usage, timing, network and eligibility. A published plan ID can help identify an offer, but its rates still need checking against your current bill.
A postcode-based solar estimate reflects local climate. Shade, roof layout, installation and export limits need site-specific checks.
Planning prices are starting points. Enter the complete installed price after confirmed discounts and compare the same equipment and work.
We do not sell household leads or offer paid placement. You decide whether to share an enquiry and whether to accept any quote.
Follow four worked examples of plan timing, using solar at home, adding storage and ending a gas connection. Each shows its assumed figures and the next question to ask.
A five-minute call helps confirm the right assessment and booking logistics. It is separate from a paid assessment or installation quote.
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