How much could you save on ceiling insulation?

ReInsulate has EEC Certified Insulation Installers and a contract with a VEU Accredited Person (AP). Both are required. The installers do the ceiling work. The AP handles program approval and certificates. Eligible customers see the discount on the quote instead of claiming a cash rebate.

No. You request an assessment with ReInsulate. If the home is approved, the discount is already taken off the price.

Victorian homes from 1 October 2026, including when the ceiling is uninsulated or existing insulation is below R2.0. Public and community housing has been eligible since 14 April 2026. Final eligibility is confirmed after assessment.

No. The Victorian Government expects about 30–50% off the average eligible install. The actual figure depends on ceiling area, location, and Accredited Person approval. It is not a guaranteed cash payment.

No. The calculator shows an approximate estimate, excluding GST. ReInsulate provides the final quote after a free inspection. That visit may give you a larger discount.

The Victorian Government expects the incentive to reduce the average eligible installation cost by approximately 30–50%. This is not a guaranteed discount. The actual benefit depends on the verified ceiling area, property location, VEEC quantity, certificate value, installation cost and program administration.

General Victorian homes are eligible from 1 October 2026. Before that date, only public and community housing could proceed.

The activity is intended for uninsulated ceilings and eligible under-insulated ceilings where the existing insulation is below R2.0. Insulation at R2.0 is not the same as below R2.0. Final eligibility must be established through the required assessment process.

Yes. An applicable licensed electrician must complete the required pre-installation electrical safety assessment before eligible insulation work begins. Any identified electrical hazards must be rectified before the installation can proceed.

Existing insulation must not be removed merely to make an otherwise ineligible property appear eligible. Eligibility is based on the genuine pre-upgrade condition. Removal may still be appropriate when old insulation is contaminated, damaged, unsafe or unsuitable to retain, but it may be quoted separately.

Insulation removal, industrial vacuum cleaning, sanitising and disposal may not be covered by the VEU financial benefit. ReInsulate can inspect the roof space and provide a separate itemised price where these services are required.

Online maps and aerial images may be used for an initial estimate, but the final eligible area must accurately represent the ceiling space being upgraded. Eaves, porches, garages, voids, inaccessible sections and other excluded areas can make the verified area smaller than the roof outline.

No. ReInsulate can provide an initial estimate, but final eligibility, ceiling area, installation scope, certificate quantity and financial benefit depend on inspection, required safety checks, supporting evidence and Accredited Provider approval.

ReInsulate is an independent insulation contractor and is not presented as the VEU Accredited Provider. For applicable ceiling-insulation upgrades, ReInsulate works with a VEU Accredited Provider that manages the relevant approval, compliance and VEEC-processing requirements. ReInsulate coordinates the insulation assessment, quotation and installation using appropriately certified installers.

Eligible rental properties may participate when the program requirements are met. The landlord or authorised representative must provide the required consent, tenant access must be coordinated and each property must be assessed separately.