Induction cooktop installation
in McKinnon.

The kitchens we see around McKinnon are often half-finished renovations: new cabinets on one wall, the old gas cooktop still hanging on. Going to induction means a circuit of its own back to the board, so the order of trades matters. We like to run the cable while the walls or ceiling are open, and we tell your builder where the cooktop circuit needs to land. A gasfitter caps off the old supply. If the original board has no room, we sort that out first. Interwar bungalows often have a kitchen at the back of the house with a straightforward roof-space run, which keeps things tidy. We connect the cooktop, test it and walk you through the controls. For a newer townhouse kitchen, the circuit may already be there and we just connect.

What the job involves, warning signs and what's included are on our main induction cooktops page. For everything else we do locally, see electrician McKinnon.