Induction cooktop installation
in Windsor.

Cottage kitchens here are often small, tucked at the back, with a gas hob that has been there for decades. Induction cooktop installation in that space starts with a check of the switchboard, because a modern cooktop needs its own circuit and the old fuse board may not have room. In the red-brick walk-ups, a flat's supply can be limited, so we look at what is available before you order. Measure your cutout and tell us the benchtop material. Laminate and stone behave differently, and some cooktops need clearance below that a shallow cabinet cannot give. A licensed gasfitter has to cap the old gas line, and we can coordinate timing. Small kitchens benefit from induction because the surface stays cooler and the glass can double as bench space when the pots are off. We test every zone before we leave.

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 Windsor.