Air Conditioning in Avondale Heights

Yiannis does. He is a licensed electrician (REC 28523) and ARCtick certified, which means the unit, its dedicated circuit and the switchboard work are one booking and one accountable person.

Handling refrigerant legally requires ARCtick certification, and the electrical work requires a licence. Thunderman holds both, so the install is compliant on every front.

Yes. Servicing, maintenance and repairs for split, multi-head and ducted systems.

Ask three questions of anyone you call. What is your licence number? Is the person quoting the person working? Do I get a Certificate of Electrical Safety? Thunderman answers REC 28523, yes, and yes — with 4.9 stars across 53 Google reviews in Avondale Heights and the wider Melbourne North-West area.

Yes. Avondale Heights 3034 sits inside the regular run, about 19 km from the Craigieburn base. Call 0434 254 474 and Yiannis will tell you straight whether he can fit the job in.

There is no fixed arrival time on offer. A solo sparky who guarantees one is guessing. What you get instead is emergencies prioritised across Avondale Heights and Melbourne North-West, and a straight answer on the phone about when he can be there. 0434 254 474.

No two switchboards are the same, so Thunderman quotes rather than guesses. Yiannis looks at the scope, the materials and the access, explains in plain English what drives the number, and gives you the figure before any work starts. The quote is free. 0434 254 474.

Yes. The licence, REC 28523, is public — look it up. The insurance is current. And the work is certified on completion, which is the part that protects you with an insurer years later.

Yes — a Certificate of Electrical Safety is issued on completion for the work that calls for it. Keep it. Years later, when a claim or a sale needs proof the wiring was done properly, that certificate is the proof.