Electrical and air conditioning in Perth, done right.

Every quote is one price in writing for the job as described, GST included, held until the date printed on it. For a new air conditioning system we work it out from your home's measurements. If we have already been through your home, that is the price, locked in. If we have not, a free site visit confirms the final figure before anything is ordered. A service or repair visit works differently: it is booked at a rate we tell you when you book, which covers the travel and finding the fault, and you pay for the visit even if you decide not to go ahead with the repair.

Old ceramic fuses are the sign with a rule behind it: they can no longer go into new work. The Wiring Rules do not make you take out fuses that still work, but a fuse only protects the wiring. A safety switch is what protects people, so a fuse board with no safety switch is the first thing we look at. Lights that brighten and dim for no reason, or a tingle from a tap, are different: ring Western Power on 13 13 51 first.

Yes. Before the title transfers, before the owner enters into a tenancy agreement, or before the home is made available as a short stay, the owner must have safety switches on the power points and lights: at least two in a home with more than one circuit, each 30 mA, with no more than three circuits on any one. Smoke alarms have rules of their own when a home is sold or rented, including whether they work, how long ago they were installed and whether they must be mains powered. We check both and quote what is missing.

Three phase is not available at every address, so Western Power checks yours first. If it is, we apply to them for the conversion as your electrical contractor, then do the work at the meter box and switchboard. Western Power's side runs on their timing and their fees, and we tell you both before you decide.

Not for a 7 kW single phase charger. Western Power allows one on a single phase home, as long as the supply can carry it, and we check that before your price is final. If three phase is right for other reasons, we tell you why.

Yes. We check your supply and switchboard can carry the extra load first. If they cannot, the answer may be a switchboard upgrade or three phase, and we tell you that, with the price, before you decide.

Room by room, before anything is ordered. From your home's measurements we work out how much heat each room takes on, then size the system to what the house needs, so you are not paying for capacity you will never use. Before you buy, we tell you what to expect for your place rather than a temperature in degrees, because how a house holds up on the hottest days also depends on its insulation, glazing, ceiling height and how it is run.

Ducted heats and cools the whole house from one system, with the indoor unit out of sight in the ceiling space, and it can be zoned so you run only the rooms you are in. Split systems suit a few rooms, or a home where ducting is hard to fit. We install both, so we look at how you actually use the house and tell you which makes sense for it.

Once every 12 months. On air conditioning we supply and install, that yearly service is the one condition we set on our 7 year installation workmanship warranty, which runs from the day we commission the system. The service is done by a licensed air conditioning technician. Between services, wash the filter. We show you how at handover, and damage from a filter that was never cleaned is one of the things the warranty does not cover.

Licensed and insured. Our electrical contractor licence is EC18158 and our refrigerant trading authorisation is AU069964. Both numbers are at the foot of every page, and you can check an electrical contractor's licence yourself on Building and Energy's online licence search.