Air Conditioning in Strathmore

Yes — the whole job, one person. Yiannis holds the electrical licence for the circuit and the switchboard, and the ARCtick certification for the refrigerant, so nothing waits on a second trade.

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. Split, multi-head and ducted systems are all serviced and repaired, and because Yiannis covers the electrical and the refrigerant side, a fault does not turn into two call-outs.

That depends on the job, and any sparky who tells you otherwise is selling. What Thunderman can show you instead: a Registered Electrical Contractor licence, REC 28523, that you can look up on the Energy Safe Victoria register; 4.9 stars across 53 Google reviews; and one owner, Yiannis Knodarites, who quotes the work and then does it.

It does. Strathmore is roughly 15 km from the Craigieburn base and part of the normal week. If the timing does not work, Yiannis says so rather than leaving you waiting.

There is no fixed arrival time on offer. A solo sparky who guarantees one is guessing. What you get instead is emergencies prioritised across Strathmore 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 public liability insurance is current. And the work is certified on completion, which is the part that protects you with an insurer years later.

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.