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Insulation Rebate - Halted
Effective from 19 February 10
Under pressure from media and industry leaders the government has announced the immediate halting of the Home Insulation Rebate.
From 1 Jun 10 the Home Insulation Rebate will be replaced with a new scheme called the Renewable Energy Bonus which will again allow government subsidised insulation of homes to the value of $1000.
Effective from 2 November 09:
- Maximum Insulation Rebate reduced from $1600 to $1200 per household
- Insulation Installation must cover down lights and other relevant ceiling appliances
- Insulation Quotes must be prepared from a physical inspection of roof area
- Insulation Rebate funding now capped at $2.4billion
Effective from 1 December 09:
- Householders will be required to obtain two genuine independent quotes from two registered insulation installers
- Ceiling insulation must not be installed before a Risk Assessment has been completed.
The government states these changes were made to improve the safety for installers and householders and to reduce the maximum subsidy under the Program.
The following information is for reference purpose only on how the now halted Home Insulation Program previously worked - the new Insulation program details will be updated as they become available.
Steps - To Obtain Insulation Rebate
1. Assess - Your Eligibility for The Insulation Rebate
2. Review - Guidelines for Obtaining the Insulation Rebate
3. Quotes - Select an Insulation Installer to Quote Your Homes Insulation Needs
4. Book - Once happy with your Insulation Installer simply book your insulation date Note: The installer will look after all the paper work and request payment up to $1200 directly
from the government.
Why Insulate My Home?
Insulating your roof is the easiest way to improve the energy efficiency of your home keeping it
warmer in winter and cooler in summer.
It is estimated that roof insulation can save you between 30-40% off your heating and cooling bills or approximately $200-400 per year, which could become savings of $400-$800 each year by the year 2015 as energy bills are expected to double by then.
There are also many -
How Much Will It Cost to Insulate My Home?
The cost of insulation can vary considerably between the type of insulation products used and
the ease of access to your roof area - however in most cases the government's assistance of
up to $1,200 will cover the cost of insulating the average home. Besides most Insulation Installers
will provide you with an obligation free quote so there nothing really to lose and a lot to gain.
Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to insulate your ceiling and enjoy a warmer home in winter
and cooler home in summer - as well as the financial benefits of lower energy bills and improved
environmental efficiencies of your home. It is simply the best way you can help the environment and the
economy whilst helping yourself!
We hope this guide assists you to better understand your insulation needs and how to take advantage
of the Governments Free $1200 Insulation Rebate.
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