Appliance Installations in Brisbane

Anything that needs an electrical connection done properly — ovens, cooktops (induction, ceramic, and gas with electric ignition), rangehoods, dishwashers, washing machines and dryers, hot water systems (electric and heat-pump), pool pumps, ducted air-conditioning (electrical side), pond pumps, and outdoor kitchen appliances. For specialty and high-load appliances we'll often need to add or upgrade the dedicated circuit they need — that's quoted alongside the appliance install rather than as a surprise.

Anything that hardwires into the electrical system (most ovens, induction cooktops, heat-pump hot water, dishwashers in some configurations) legally needs an electrician — it's not a DIY job in Queensland. Plug-in appliances (a fridge, a regular washing machine, most rangehoods, a kettle) you can connect yourself. The grey area is appliances that come with a plug but are intended to hardwire — we'll always tell you upfront which side of that line your particular appliance falls.

Yes — and this is the conversation to have BEFORE you buy the appliance, not after. We'll check the existing circuit's rating, the load already on it, and whether a new high-draw appliance (oven, induction cooktop, heat-pump, large air-con) needs its own dedicated circuit run from the board. The check is quick, costs nothing, and saves the very common scenario where the new appliance arrives and trips the breaker every time you try to use it.

Yes — for the appliance we're disconnecting and replacing, we'll take the old unit with us for safe disposal at no extra charge. For larger items (full ovens, full air-con units, hot water systems) there's sometimes a small disposal fee that goes on the invoice — we'll mention it in the quote. The point is you don't have to figure out the council pickup or trip-to-the-tip side; that's part of the install.

Often yes — if you let us know the delivery window in advance. We'll coordinate so we're on-site shortly after the delivery, with the old unit already disconnected and waiting to swap out. For appliances with a tight delivery window or strict installer-presence requirements (some warranty programs require the installer to be present at delivery) we'll work to meet that, though it sometimes needs a bit more notice in the schedule.

Yes. Every notifiable appliance install is documented with a Certificate of Testing and Safety which we email through after the job. For warranty purposes you may also need this certificate to validate the appliance manufacturer's warranty — they sometimes require proof the unit was installed by a licensed electrician. Keep the certificate with the appliance paperwork; it's the easiest place to find it years later.