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The Warm Home Plan

Every room of your home, measured – then guaranteed.

The Warm Home Plan is not a quote, and it is not a box of radiators off a rule of thumb. It is the measuring step, done properly: your existing home assessed room by room, so the system that goes in is calculated for your house – and guaranteed to perform once we build it.

  • Room-by-room heat-load assessmentWhat each room needs to be warm in the worst of a Perth winter – from its glass, orientation, insulation and ceiling height.
  • The right radiators, sized and placedThe correct panel for every room, chosen on merit – we are tied to no brand.
  • The right heat pump, sized and sitedMatched to your whole house's load, positioned to run efficiently.
  • Your modelled running cost, shownModelled from your home's real numbers at current rates – shown honestly, never promised.
  • Your investment rangeSo you can budget before you commit.
  • The Comfort Guarantee terms attachedEvery room reaches its designed temperature once Euroheat builds it – or we fix it at our cost.

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Warm open-plan living area with timber ceiling and hydronic-heated floor, East Fremantle

East Fremantle – a hydronic home Euroheat engineered and built. The Plan measures yours the same way, room by room.

$490 – 100% credited to your installation
If you go ahead with us, the Plan fee comes straight off your install cost – so the Plan itself costs you nothing. If you stop after the Plan, you own the full engineering assessment of your home either way.
  • $490 including GST, paid when we confirm your Warm Home Plan.
  • Delivered within 10 business days of payment and our visit to your home.
  • 100% credited to a Euroheat installation contract signed within 12 months of delivery.
  • If you don't go ahead with us, the Plan is yours to keep: the room-by-room assessment, the running-cost model and the investment range. Installation drawings come with the installation contract.
  • Refunded in full if we decide your home isn't one we should heat, before the work starts.

What happens after you send your briefing

  1. Our System Design Consultant reads it, then contacts you within two business days to confirm and arrange payment. No hard-sell call. No chasing.
  2. Your home is measured, room by room. The System Design Consultant works with Euroheat's engineering team on the heat load, the radiators, the heat pump and your modelled running cost.
  3. You decide. When you go ahead, the $490 comes off your installation, and our own team installs the system – about a day per radiator.
Hand-drawn sketch: on the left a man sizes up a house with his thumb; on the right a floor plan with each room shaded by how much heat it needs, worked out with a pencil and a ruler.
A rule of thumb gives every room the same heat; measuring room by room finds the ones that need more, and the ones that need less.
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Tell us about your home

A structured briefing so we can follow up with something useful – not a sales call asking the questions you already answered here.

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Heating
Problem
Home
Size
Timing
Contact
What heats your home today?
Whatever you have now tells us a lot about what your house needs.
What are you trying to fix?
Pick the one that sounds most like your winters.
Roughly when was your home built?
Construction era tells us how the house holds – and loses – its heat.
Approximate floor area?
A rough estimate is fine – the Plan measures the real thing room by room.
When do you want it warm?
Installation itself takes about a day per radiator – it is the measuring and design before it that take the time.
Your contact details.
We will follow up within two business days.
✓

Thank you. We'll be in touch within two business days.

We have received your briefing. We'll review your details before following up to confirm your Warm Home Plan and arrange payment – $490, credited in full to your installation if you proceed.

In the meantime, walk the house once with fresh eyes: which rooms are coldest, where the glass is, which way they face. That list makes the first conversation concrete instead of general.

If you haven't read it yet, the free guide covers what the Plan measures and why it matters: The Last Cold Winter – warm every room of the home you already own.