Air Conditioning in Rosanna

Yes. As a licensed electrician and ARCtick certified, Thunderman handles the unit, the dedicated circuit and the switchboard side in one job.

Refrigerant is regulated: handling it without ARCtick certification is unlawful. The wiring is regulated too, and needs an electrical licence. Most installs involve two trades because most people hold one ticket. Thunderman holds both.

Yes — servicing and repairs on split, multi-head and ducted systems, whoever installed them. If a unit has stopped cooling, the cause is as often electrical as it is refrigerant, and Yiannis can look at both.

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 Rosanna and the wider Melbourne North-East area.

Yes. Thunderman works across Rosanna and the rest of Melbourne North-East. He is one electrician, not a franchise with a roster, so the booking depends on the week — but the quote is free and the answer is honest.

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

Thunderman does not publish figures, because a figure given without seeing the job is a guess dressed up as a promise. What you get in Rosanna is a free assessment, a plain-English explanation of what the work involves, and a quote you approve first.

Yes, and the licence is worth verifying: REC 28523 with Energy Safe Victoria, plus ARCtick certification for refrigerant work. Public liability insured. In Victoria, fixed electrical work carried out by anyone unlicensed is not merely risky — it is unlawful.

Yes. For the fixed electrical work that requires one, Thunderman lodges a Certificate of Electrical Safety with Energy Safe Victoria. It is not paperwork for its own sake: it is what proves to you, to your insurer and to the regulator that the work was done to standard.