Pool Pump Replacement with the NSW Rebate, $899 Installed
Pump died, or costing a fortune to run? We swap your old pool pump for a new variable speed pump, installed and programmed for your pool and filter. All inclusive, with the NSW rebate already taken off.
- Installed within 7 business days of accepting your quote
- Licensed installers across Sydney, the Central Coast, Newcastle and the South Coast
- Runs slow and quiet most of the day, so it costs far less to run
- Minimum 3 year warranty
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- Old pump removed and taken away
- Programmed for your pool and filter
- NSW rebate paperwork done for you
- Sydney based business
What you get for $899
One price, installed. Nothing extra for taking the old pump away.
- A new 2.0HP variable speed pumpThe same 2.0HP pump on every job, with its speeds programmed to what your pool needs, so it runs slow and quiet most of the day.
- Installed by a licensed installerFitted to your existing pipework, tested and running before we leave.
- Programmed for your pool and filterRun speeds and times set to suit your pool, so you don't have to work it out.
- Old pump taken awayWe remove it and take it with us.
- The NSW rebate, already taken offNothing to claim, no refund to wait for. We do the paperwork.
- Minimum 3 year warrantyThe pump we're installing now carries a 5 year manufacturer warranty.
Your written quote confirms all of this before anything is booked. If something about your setup would change the price, you'll know before we come out.
Recent installs
Real jobs from our installers, photographed the day the new pump went in.
Repair your old pump, or replace it for $899?
When a single speed pump starts humming, leaking or tripping the power, a repair usually means a call-out fee plus parts and labour. Call-out fees alone commonly run around $80 to $150 in NSW. And once it's fixed, you still own the most expensive pump to run.
| Repair the old single speed | New variable speed for $899 | |
|---|---|---|
| Upfront | Call-out, parts and labour, quoted on the day | $899 installed, all inclusive |
| Power | A 1.5HP pump running 7 hours a day uses about 2,800 kWh a year. At 32c a kWh that's around $900 of power, every year. | Typically $500 to $1,100 a year less, depending on your pool size |
| Noise | As loud as it always was | Low speed most of the day, much quieter |
| Warranty | Usually on the part replaced only | Minimum 3 years on the pump |
For most single speed pumps that are on the way out, replacing is the better buy. At the typical saving, the $899 often pays for itself within one to two years. Work out your own numbers with the calculator below.
Why is it only $899 when installers quote $1,500 to $2,500?
A variable speed pump supplied and installed usually costs $1,500 to $2,500, and the pump on its own sells online for around $990 to $1,900. Our price is lower because the NSW rebate is taken off before you pay.
How the NSW pool pump rebate works
The rebate comes from the NSW Government's Energy Savings Scheme, which pays for energy saving upgrades in NSW homes. Swapping an old pool pump for an efficient variable speed pump qualifies. You don't apply for anything and there's no form to fill in: the rebate comes off your price, and $899 is what you pay.
To claim it, the scheme needs proof the pump went in at your address. That's why, before we book your install, we ask for three photos of your current pump and a recent power bill. We only use the meter number and the address on the bill.
We are not a government agency. Eligibility is confirmed before installation.
The pump we're installing now
Madimack InverFlow Plus 2.0HP
A variable speed inverter pool pump with fully programmable speeds, made to swap straight in where a common Astral Pool pump sits now.
- Energy rating
- 6 star
- Warranty
- 5 year manufacturer warranty, which you register online after install
- Pump alone
- Around $990 to $1,890 online, before anyone installs it (October 2026)
- Your price
- $899, supplied, installed and programmed
What is your old pump costing you?
Find the power on the sticker on your pump. It's shown in watts or kW. If it only shows amps, multiply the amps by 240 to get watts.
Your pump now costs about
A variable speed pump: about $192 a year
Saving: about $707 a year. The $899 pays for itself in about 15 months.
Get my priceEstimates only, from the numbers you enter and typical variable speed running costs. Your real bill depends on your tariff and how you run the pump.
Where we install
Most of Sydney, the Central Coast, Newcastle, the Hunter, and Wollongong down to Jervis Bay
The rest of NSW. We call first to confirm a date
A few far west postcodes. Send your details and we'll let you know
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How it works
Get your price
Fill in the form. Your price comes back by text in a couple of minutes.
Check your quote
For a standard install your written quote and the pump brochure arrive by email. Otherwise Josh calls you to confirm the details. Send three photos of your old pump and a power bill from your phone.
Get it installed
Accept the quote and your new pump goes in within 7 business days, programmed and running.
Extra council pool pump rebates in Randwick and Ku-ring-gai
Two Sydney councils pay their own rebate on an efficient pool pump, on top of the NSW rebate in our price. Councils run these themselves, so you lodge the claim. We give you the invoice, photos and paperwork they ask for.
Randwick City Council: 50% back, up to $250
For pool pumps installed by a licensed professional in the Randwick area in the last 12 months. The council has confirmed a 6 star minimum energy rating, which the pump we're installing now meets. See Randwick Council's sustainability rebates.
Ku-ring-gai Council: $250
For replacing a single speed pump with a variable speed pump of at least 6 stars, bought after 1 July 2026. Apply to the council for pre-approval before your install. See Ku-ring-gai Council's sustainability rebates.
Council rebates can change or close. Check the council's page before you go ahead.
Questions people ask
Is $899 really the full price?
Yes. $899 includes the pump, installation by a licensed installer, programming for your pool and filter, and taking your old pump away. The NSW rebate is already taken off and GST is included. Your written quote confirms it before anything is booked.
Is this the NSW Government pool pump rebate?
The rebate in our price comes from the NSW Government's Energy Savings Scheme. You don't apply for it: it comes off your price. We are not a government agency.
How quickly can you install?
Within 7 business days of accepting your quote in our Sydney, Central Coast, Newcastle and South Coast areas. If your pump has stopped, tell us on the form and we'll do our best to get you in sooner.
Why do you need photos and a power bill?
The photos let us check the new pump suits your setup, so there are no surprises on the day. The power bill is for the NSW rebate, which has to match the meter number on your bill to the install address. You can send both from your phone.
What size pump do I need?
You don't need to work it out. We install the same 2.0HP variable speed pump on every job and program its speeds to suit your pool and filter. Because it's variable speed, it runs at low speed most of the day, so the bigger motor doesn't mean a bigger power bill.
How long do pool pumps last?
Most single speed pumps last around 8 to 10 years. Humming without starting, tripping the power, leaking or loud bearings usually mean it's near the end.
Can I get a council rebate as well?
If you live in Randwick or Ku-ring-gai, yes. You claim it from your council and we give you the paperwork. Ku-ring-gai asks for pre-approval before the install.
What warranty do I get?
At least 3 years on the pump. The pump we're installing now carries a 5 year manufacturer warranty.
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Prices include GST. $899 applies to standard installs in our Sydney, Central Coast, Newcastle, Hunter and South Coast (Wollongong to Jervis Bay) areas, and $1,049 elsewhere in NSW. The NSW rebate depends on eligibility under the Energy Savings Scheme, confirmed before installation. Savings are estimates.