How to get off gas in your home
Considering abolishing gas in your home? The move to remove gas from homes is not just a health benefit but also a significant step towards sustainability when electrifying your home. In this guide, we will explore the ways to get off gas in your home through the process of home electrification, offering you tips and things to consider around gas removal. It’s time to embrace a gas-free, eco-conscious lifestyle and build a Smarter Home Solution.
In recent years, there has been a growing awareness of the environmental impact and health risks associated with gas usage. In response to this concern, many homeowners are opting to disconnect from gas entirely, embracing a future without carbon emissions. Here's how you can embark on this transformative journey:
Getting your home off gas
1. Educate yourself: Start by understanding the environmental and health implications of gas usage. Research local gas bans in new builds and familiarise yourself with the benefits of a gas-free house, especially the health impacts of using gas in home cooking. Being well-informed is the first step towards making the right decision for your home.
Feeling empowered when embarking on the journey to electrify your home can provide meaning. It can also be a fun new hobby, if you are interested in advances in technology and having a sleek, modern home.
2. Understand the new gas disconnection laws in Victoria: If you reside in Victoria, where gas disconnection initiatives are gaining momentum, especially for new builds, contact your local utility provider. They can guide you through the process and provide essential information about disconnecting gas from your property. There’s also often rebates available for gas disconnection, check with your local government body. Understanding the regulations and procedures in your area is critical to taking advantage of the cost savings alongside a switch to a cleaner energy source in tour home. Alternatively, we offer electricity service provider audits and can consult if you need a hand understanding the new regulations about gas in homes.
3. Embrace Home Electrification: Transitioning from gas to electricity might seem daunting, but it opens up a world of possibilities. Invest in energy-efficient electric appliances, such as induction cooktops and electric ovens. These appliances not only reduce your carbon footprint and improve air quality in the home, but also enhance the sleek, modern aesthetic of your kitchen. See some example induction cooktops we’ve installed here.
4. Invest in Solar Energy: Consider installing solar panels on your property to generate clean, renewable energy. Solar power not only reduces your reliance on the grid but also significantly cuts down your electricity bills. It’s important to get solar energy systems tailored to your specific needs, ensuring a seamless transition to a sustainable energy source.
5. Get Smarter with professional assistance: Enlist the help of professionals experienced in home electrification. Our skilled technicians at Smarter Home Solutions are well-versed in gas removal alternatives and can design the right solution with products that work for your home and needs.
We can also recommend experts to safely disconnect gas lines from your property. Trusting experts ensures a hassle-free process, giving you peace of mind during this transition, and Smarter Home Solutions has a wide network of experts ranging from Home Electrification, Solar Installation and Gas Removal. Reach out to enquire about our services and partners.
6. Understand what gas-free products you need: If you’re wondering how to replace gas in the house, we’ve got you covered. When considering gas alternatives, the 3 main appliances to think about are:
Cooking – oven and stove tops
Heating – gas heaters and gas fires
Hot water system – many hot water systems are heated by gas.
Smarter Home Solutions has electric alternatives to all the typical gas products. Our range of products and brands we stock have been selected for quality, safety and their efficiency. Not only are they gas-free appliances, but are energy-effecient and modernise your home experience.
How to tell if my hot water system is gas
If your tankless water unit has a pilot light or a silver exhaust pipe at the top, then you'll know it is using gas to heat the water. If you are unsure and want an expert, book an enquiry and we would be happy to do an assessment.
By considering these tips, you can effortlessly abolish gas from your home. Say goodbye to carbon emissions and hello to a cleaner, healthier living environment. Together, let's build a sustainable future, one Smarter home at a time.
Induction cooktops are a wonderful alternative to gas cooking
Make the conscious choice today and join the movement towards a greener, gas-free future by contacting our team. Embrace home electrification with Smarter Home Solutions and take the first step towards creating a smarter, more sustainable home for generations to come.
