Induction cooktop installation
in Middle Park.

When a Middle Park terrace is extended at the back, the kitchen is the star. Induction is a popular choice, and a good one in a heritage home with no flue and a flat surface that suits open living. The cooktop needs its own circuit sized for it. We regularly find older circuits feeding new kitchens, with cooking sharing a cable with other loads. We separate those, test the board and add capacity if it is short. Because the kitchen is far from the board, we plan cable runs through the roof space or subfloor, away from finished walls. Switching from gas means a licensed gasfitter removes the supply, and we coordinate. We also help you plan where the cooktop sits relative to outlets, so benchtop work flows. We fit the cooktop and its circuit but leave appliance repairs to others.

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 Middle Park.