
Services / Appliance installation
Appliances connected safely, working the day they arrive
Ovens, cooktops, rangehoods, dishwashers and dryers installed and connected by licensed electricians — with dedicated circuits added where the load needs them. Homes across Western & South-Western Sydney.
01What we connect
Kitchen and laundry appliances, wired in properly
Hard-wired appliances legally need a licensed electrician — and everything works better installed properly.
Ovens
Wall ovens and freestanding stoves hard-wired to the right circuit with correct isolation — tested under load before we leave.
Cooktops
Induction and ceramic cooktops often draw more than the unit they replace — we check the circuit and cable size before connecting.
Rangehoods
Ducted and recirculating rangehoods wired in neatly, with the switch somewhere you can actually reach.
Dishwashers
Connected safely with correct isolation — and a dedicated circuit where the kitchen needs one.
Dryers
Heat-pump, condenser and vented dryers connected and checked — stacked or side by side.
Dedicated appliance circuits
New circuits run from the switchboard with safety-switch protection, so a big appliance never overloads what is already there.
02Our process
From box to working
Tell us the appliance
Make and model plus a photo of where it's going — we'll confirm what the circuit needs.
Fixed quote
One price for the connection, any circuit work and removal of the old unit if you like.
Install & connect
Correct circuits, correct isolation, manufacturer's spec — warranty-safe.
Test & demonstrate
Tested under load and demonstrated working before we pack up.

03Our promise
Installed to spec, warranty intact
A DIY connection can void an appliance's warranty — and a bad one can be dangerous. We install to the manufacturer's spec and Australian standards, so your new appliance works properly and stays covered.
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Straight off the tools
05FAQ
Appliance installation questions
Do I need an electrician to install an oven or cooktop?
Will a new induction cooktop work with my existing wiring?
What is a dedicated appliance circuit, and when do I need one?
Can you install the new appliance the same day the old one comes out?
Do you test the appliance after installation?
Can you disconnect and remove the old appliance?
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Request an assessment
Got a new appliance waiting?
Tell us what it is and where it's going — we'll usually have it connected within days.
What are we installing? — e.g. New 900mm oven and induction cooktop, old ones still in place…
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