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Planning work in Tarneit? Tell us about the property and the job. Our Altona Meadows team will check availability and discuss the electrical, heating or cooling help you need.
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The local picture
Work that fits your property
Tarneit is one of Wyndham’s big growth suburbs: street after street of family homes, with more new housing still planned. Most electrical and comfort jobs here come back to one question. Can a house built on a builder’s standard package carry what the family now wants to add, from an EV charger and an induction cooktop to ducted reverse-cycle air? Total Comfort is family-run and based in Altona Meadows, and one local team handles the electrical, heating and cooling, so the switchboard and supply get checked once, before anything is ordered.
Every installation is different. We start with the symptoms, existing equipment and access, then explain the work needed and the options available.
- Local council
- Wyndham City Council
- Property settings
- Estate homes, Double-storey homes, Townhouses
- Booking
- Nearby enquiry area. Address, scope and availability are confirmed first.
- Hours
- Mon–Sat, 7am–5:30pm
Homes in Tarneit
Earlier estate homes
The first waves of Tarneit estates are mostly single-storey brick veneer on standard estate blocks. Many were built with gas ducted heating, an evaporative cooler on the roof, a switchboard with few spare spaces and only the power points the base package included. Homes built after 1 August 1997 must have mains-powered smoke alarms with a backup battery, and alarms are generally replaced after ten years, so the originals are worth checking. More outlets in the kitchen, family room and garage usually follow.
Double-storey family homes
Newer streets lean towards larger double-storey homes with open-plan living, a theatre or rumpus room and an alfresco. Ducted heating and cooling is often there from the start, the board is bigger, and homes built or extended after 1 May 2014 need interconnected hard-wired smoke alarms, so every alarm sounds together. The work here is about adding rather than fixing: a circuit for a charger in the garage, induction in place of a gas cooktop, or a second system for the upstairs bedrooms.
Townhouses near the station and shops
Townhouses and smaller lots near the station and shopping centres bring different limits. Switchboards are compact, the outdoor unit for an air conditioner has to fit a narrow side path or a wall bracket, and cable runs between floors can be tight. Where there is an owners corporation, it may need to approve anything fixed to the outside of the building, so ask before an installation is booked.
Heating and cooling in Tarneit
Plenty of Tarneit homes still run the original pairing of gas ducted heating and evaporative cooling. Evaporative coolers work well in low humidity and struggle on muggy summer days, and Energy Safe Victoria recommends servicing ducted gas heaters every two years. When one of those systems gives out, many owners move to ducted reverse-cycle, which heats and cools through one set of ducts. We check the switchboard, the ceiling space and the zoning before recommending a size.
Common jobs in Tarneit
Explore the work, what a visit involves and the questions to ask before booking.
EV Charger Installation
Wall chargers for your electric car, on their own circuit at home.
Switchboard Upgrade for Air Conditioning, EV or Induction
Room on the board for a new system, charger or cooktop.
Oven & Cooktop Installation
Electric ovens, cooktops and induction wired in on the right circuit.
Ducted Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning
Whole-home heating and cooling, with the electrical done too.
Evaporative to Refrigerated Conversion
Swapping evaporative cooling for reverse-cycle ducted.
Smoke Alarm Installation
Hardwired, interconnected smoke alarms fitted, tested and replaced.
Local notes
Young households in detached homes
At the 2021 Census, Tarneit had 56,370 residents with a median age of 30. Separate houses made up 89.5% of its occupied private dwellings, against 73.4% across Victoria. That points to young families in detached homes, and to a lot of added load over time: more air conditioning, a garage fridge, a pool pump or an electric car.
Powercor runs the network here
Powercor’s planning reports list Tarneit among the areas supplied by its Truganina zone substation and by Altona Terminal Station (West). From the point of supply onwards, the installation is the owner’s responsibility, and Powercor lists a loose or missing service hook and a damaged meter box as customer defects. Energy Safe Victoria says fallen or unsafe powerlines go to your local electricity distribution company, which here is Powercor, so keep well clear and report them there.
New streets still going in
In Wyndham, new housing is planned in the residential growth areas of Tarneit, Truganina, Wyndham Vale and Manor Lakes, so many Tarneit homes are recent builds. Keep the builder's electrical plan and air conditioning details, because they show what the board was designed to carry. If the home has solar or a battery, mention it when you enquire: an inverter and battery change how circuits are isolated at the board.
Worth reading first
- Charging an electric car safely at homeThe safety side of charging an EV at home: portable leads on ordinary power points, extension leads, heat at the plug, charging outdoors and when to get help.
- Charging an EV at home: timing, tariffs and efficiencyHow to time home EV charging around your tariff, solar and the rest of the household's load, what charger settings change and where charging energy goes.
- Electrical work in units and townhouses: lot versus common propertyWho looks after what in a unit or townhouse: your lot's wiring, shared meter panels and mains, common lighting, outdoor units and owners corporation approval.
From your enquiry to the finished job
Step 1: Tell us about the property
Share your Tarneit address, what is happening and the work you have in mind. Equipment models and clear photos can help.
Step 2: Confirm access and scope
We discuss availability, the checks required and who can approve the work. Any visit or travel arrangements are explained.
Step 3: Understand the options
The existing installation is assessed and the proposed work and price are explained before you decide.
Step 4: Complete and hand over
Agreed work is completed and checked, the area is tidied, and the relevant operating advice and documentation are provided.
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Every electrical, heating and cooling service, by category
Repairs & faults
Power off, breakers tripping, sparks or a burning smell. Found and fixed properly.
- Electrical Repairs & Fault FindingFinding out why circuits trip, flicker or go dead, then fixing them.
- Power Outages & Loss of PowerWhole house or half the house out? What to check, and when to call.
- Safety Switch (RCD) Installation & TestingSafety switches fitted, tested and replaced to cover every circuit.
- Burning Smell from Power Points or SwitchboardA hot or burning smell from a fitting, point or switchboard.
- Sparking Power Points & SwitchesSparks, scorch marks or crackling at a point or switch.
- Flickering & Dimming LightsLights that flicker, dim or pulse after a new globe.
- Power Point Not WorkingOne outlet or a run of outlets that has gone dead.
- Circuit Breaker Keeps TrippingA breaker that trips again, or trips with one appliance.
- Power Out in Part of the HouseSome rooms dead while the rest of the home has power.
- Safety Switch (RCD) TestingTrip-time testing of every safety switch, with a record.
- Faulty Safety Switch ReplacementA safety switch that won’t reset, or fails its test.
Upgrades & safety
Switchboards, safety switches, smoke alarms, rewiring and EV chargers.
- Switchboard UpgradesOld fuse boards replaced with modern breakers and safety switches.
- Smoke Alarm InstallationHardwired, interconnected smoke alarms fitted, tested and replaced.
- Surge ProtectionSurge diverters fitted at the switchboard to protect your appliances.
- Home Rewiring & RenovationsRewiring older homes and wiring renovations, extensions and kitchens.
- EV Charger InstallationWall chargers for your electric car, on their own circuit at home.
- Dedicated Appliance CircuitsSuitable supplies for air conditioning, cooking and EV charging.
- Home & Rental Electrical Safety ChecksAn inspection of the installation, with findings explained.
- Fuse Box ReplacementOld ceramic fuses replaced with breakers and safety switches.
- Switchboard Upgrade for Air Conditioning, EV or InductionRoom on the board for a new system, charger or cooktop.
- Hardwired Smoke Alarm InstallationMains-powered alarms with battery backup, fitted properly.
- Interconnected Smoke AlarmsAlarms that all sound together, wired or wireless.
- Smoke Alarms for Rental PropertiesRental smoke alarm checks, replacements and records.
- Rental Electrical Safety CheckThe two-yearly Victorian rental check, with a report.
- Pre-Purchase Electrical InspectionKnow what the wiring and board need before you buy.
- Old Wiring ReplacementRubber, fabric and early TPS cabling found and replaced.
- Renovation & Extension ElectricalKitchens, bathrooms and extensions wired to plan.
- New Home Electrical Fit-OffElectrical for new builds, from rough-in to fit-off.
- Switchboard RepairsFaulty breakers, loose connections and damaged boards repaired.
- Circuit Breaker & RCBO InstallationRCBOs and breakers added or replaced, circuit by circuit.
- Electrical Mains UpgradesLarger consumer mains when the home needs more supply.
- Single Phase to Three Phase UpgradesThree-phase power for large ducted systems, EVs and workshops.
- Meter Panel UpgradesOld meter boards brought up to current standards.
- Smoke Alarm ReplacementExpired, faulty or chirping alarms swapped for new ones.
- Electrical Compliance CertificatesCertificates of Electrical Safety for every job we do.
- Electrical Defect RepairsDefects from an inspection or report fixed and signed off.
- Electrical MaintenancePlanned checks and small repairs that keep a home safe.
- Tesla Charger InstallationTesla Wall Connector installed on its own circuit.
Lighting & power
LEDs, garden lights, security cameras, power points, fans, ovens and cooktops.
- LED Lighting UpgradesOld halogens and fluoros swapped for LED downlights and fittings.
- Outdoor & Garden LightingGarden, path, deck and sensor lighting wired for outdoor conditions.
- Power Point Installation & UpgradesNew, extra and relocated power points, inside and out.
- Ceiling Fan InstallationCeiling fans fitted, braced and wired, with or without a light.
- Oven & Cooktop InstallationElectric ovens, cooktops and induction wired in on the right circuit.
- Security Lights & Floodlight CamerasSensor lighting and powered floodlight cameras for your entry.
- LED Downlight InstallationNew downlight layouts and replacement of tired halogen fittings.
- Pendant & Feature LightingPendants over benches, dining tables and feature spaces.
- Induction Cooktop InstallationCooktop upgrades with the circuit and switchboard checked first.
- LED Strip LightingStrip lighting for kitchens, stairs, shelves and ceilings.
- Dimmers & Smart Lighting SwitchesDimmers, timers and app-controlled switches and scenes.
- Sensor LightsMotion and dusk-to-dawn lights for paths, doors and drives.
- USB Power PointsDouble points with USB-A and USB-C charging built in.
- Outdoor Power PointsWeatherproof outlets for patios, garages and gardens.
- Bathroom Exhaust FansDucted exhaust fans that actually clear the steam.
- Rangehood InstallationRangehoods wired, fitted and ducted with the cooktop.
- LED Oyster Light InstallationSlimline LED ceiling lights for halls, laundries and bedrooms.
- Shed & Garage ElectricalPower and lighting for sheds, garages and workshops.
- Bathroom Heat Lamp & 3-in-1 InstallationHeat, light and exhaust in one bathroom ceiling unit.
- TV, Data & NBN CablingTV points, data cabling and NBN cabling.
- TV Point InstallationNew TV points wired where you want the screen.
- Data & Ethernet CablingWired network points for home offices, TVs and gaming.
- NBN Cabling & RelocationCabling and power so your NBN and router sit where you need them.
- CCTV Security Camera InstallationWired and Wi-Fi security cameras, planned and installed.
- Video Doorbell & Intercom InstallationHardwired video doorbells and intercoms, set up on your phone.
Air conditioning
Split, ducted, multi-head and evaporative systems, supplied and installed.
- Split System Air ConditioningSplit systems installed, repaired or replaced, circuit included.
- Ducted Reverse Cycle Air ConditioningWhole-home heating and cooling, with the electrical done too.
- Multi-Head, Bulkhead & Floor Standing SystemsFor rooms where a standard wall split won't fit or won't do the job.
- Evaporative CoolingEvaporative coolers installed, repaired, replaced and serviced.
- Split System ReplacementReplace an ageing unit and review the sizing, location and supply.
- Ducted Air Conditioning ReplacementReplacing a tired ducted system, reusing ducts where sound.
- Multi-Head Split SystemsOne outdoor unit running several indoor heads.
- Bulkhead Air ConditioningConcealed ducted units built into a bulkhead.
- Floor Standing Air ConditionersFloor consoles for rooms where a wall unit won't suit.
- Evaporative Cooler ReplacementReplacing an old roof-mounted evaporative cooler.
- Evaporative to Refrigerated ConversionSwapping evaporative cooling for reverse-cycle ducted.
- Heating & Cooling for New Homes & RenovationsSystems planned and installed with the build or renovation.
- Ducted Air Conditioning RepairsDucted reverse-cycle systems that won't heat, cool or start.
- Ducted Air Conditioning CleaningFilters, return grilles and outlets cleaned for better airflow.
- AirTouch 5 InstallationAirTouch 5 zone control for ducted systems, set up room by room.
- Smart Air Conditioning ControlsWi-Fi and app control for split and ducted systems.
- Air Conditioning Thermostat ReplacementOld or faulty wall controllers replaced and set up.
- Air Conditioning Duct ReplacementOld, crushed or leaking ducts replaced in the roof space.
- Air Conditioning Vent & Grille ReplacementTired, yellowed or noisy vents and grilles replaced.
- Multi-Head Split System ReplacementReplacing an old multi-head system, outdoor unit and heads.
- Multi-Head Split System ServicingEvery indoor head and the shared outdoor unit serviced.
- Multi-Head Split System RepairsOne head or the whole multi-head system not working right.
- Evaporative Cooler RepairsCoolers that leak, won't pump water or blow warm air.
- Evaporative Cooler Pad ReplacementClogged or smelly cooler pads replaced before summer.
Heating & hot water
Gas ducted heating, heat pumps, hot water, and bathroom and outdoor heaters.
- Gas Ducted HeatingGas ducted heaters installed, repaired, replaced and serviced.
- Heat Pump HeatingReverse cycle heat pump heating, sized, installed and wired.
- Gas Ducted Heater ReplacementReplacing an old gas ducted heater, like for like or better.
- Gas Ducted Heater RepairsHeaters that won't ignite, cut out or blow cold.
- Switching from Gas to Electric HeatingMoving from gas heating to reverse-cycle heat pumps.
- Heat Pump Hot WaterHeat pump hot water systems supplied and installed.
- Heat Pump Hot Water ReplacementSwapping an old or failed hot water unit for a heat pump.
- Heat Pump Hot Water RepairsHeat pump units that run cold, trip or make noise.
- Electric Hot Water ReplacementFailed electric storage units replaced like for like or upgraded.
- Bathroom Heater InstallationWall heaters, towel rails and ceiling heaters for bathrooms.
- Outdoor & Patio Heater InstallationElectric radiant heaters for alfresco, patio and pergola areas.
Service & repairs
Servicing, breakdowns, leaks, zoning and ductwork on any system.
- Heating & Cooling ServicingPreventative servicing for split, ducted, evaporative and gas systems.
- Breakdown Repairs & Fault FindingHeating and cooling faults found, explained and fixed properly.
- Refrigerant Leak Detection & Re-GassingLeaks found and repaired before the system is re-gassed.
- Smart Thermostats & Zone ControlHeat and cool only the rooms you use, and control it from your phone.
- Ductwork Repairs & AirflowDamaged, leaking or poorly laid ducts repaired, replaced or rerouted.
- Split System Cleaning & ServicingFilters, drainage, airflow and operation checked before peak use.
- Split System RepairsWater leaks, error codes, weak cooling and systems that will not start.
- Ducted Air Conditioning ServicingReturn air, outlets, zones and system performance checked together.
- Evaporative Cooler ServicingPads, water supply, pump, drainage and airflow checked.
- Gas Ducted Heater ServicingArrange gas heater maintenance with the correct licensed trade.
- Air Conditioner Not CoolingRunning but blowing warm air, or not keeping up in heat.
- Air Conditioner Leaking WaterWater dripping from the indoor unit or down the wall.
- Heater Not WorkingGas ducted or reverse-cycle heating that won't start or heat.
Sources for the rules and local facts on this page
14 sources, with the date each was checked
- 1.Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2021 Census QuickStats: People 56,370 Male 50.9% Female 49.1% Median age 30 Accessed 30 September 2026.
- 2.Powercor Australia, Distribution Annual Planning Report December 2024 (hosted by the Australian Energy Regulator): The Truganina (TNA) zone substation is served by sub-transmission lines from Deer Park Terminal Station (DPTS). It supplies the area of Caroline Springs, Tarneit, Truganina and Laverton North. Accessed 30 September 2026.
- 3.Powercor Australia, Project Assessment Draft Report: Altona Terminal Station (West) (June 2025): It supplies part of Melbourne’s western growth corridor. This includes the areas of Laverton, Laverton North, Altona Meadows, Werribee, Wyndham Vale, Mount Cottrell, Eynesbury, Tarneit, Hoppers Crossing and Point Cook… Accessed 30 September 2026.
- 4.Energy Safe Victoria: The point of supply is the changeover point from the electricity distribution network to the electrical installation, where the property owner becomes responsible for the maintenance and repair of the electrical… Accessed 30 September 2026.
- 5.CitiPower & Powercor: Customer installation defects fall under customer responsibility and require prompt rectifications to ensure either the safety of the electrical installation, unhindered access to our assets by our employees or that our… Accessed 30 September 2026.
- 6.Energy Safe Victoria: Who do I contact to fix fallen or unsafe powerlines, a rotting or damaged power pole, or a leaning pole? Contact your local power company, also known as the electricity distribution company Accessed 30 September 2026.
- 7.Victorian Electoral Commission (2023 electoral structure review fact sheet): New housing developments are planned in residential growth areas including Truganina, Tarneit, Wyndham Vale and Manor Lakes, as well as near activity centres and public transport. Accessed 30 September 2026.
- 8..id (informed decisions), City of Wyndham community profile: The City of Wyndham includes the suburbs and localities of Cocoroc, Eynesbury (part), Hoppers Crossing, Laverton (part), Laverton North, Little River (part), Mambourin, Mount Cottrell (part), Point Cook, Quandong… Accessed 30 September 2026.
- 9.Building and Plumbing Commission (formerly Victorian Building Authority): Homes constructed after 1st August 1997 must have smoke alarms connected to 240V mains power and have a backup battery. Homes constructed before 1st August 1997 may have smoke alarms powered by a battery. Accessed 30 September 2026.
- 10.Fire Rescue Victoria: Residential home constructed, largely renovated, or extended after 1 May 2014 Interconnected, hard wired smoke alarms that are connected to 240 volt mains power and have a back-up battery. Accessed 30 September 2026.
- 11.Consumer Affairs Victoria: A hard-wired smoke alarm must be installed by a qualified electrician, but anyone can change a smoke alarm battery. Accessed 30 September 2026.
- 12.energy.gov.au (Australian Government, DCCEEW): Evaporative coolers are not suitable for all regions. They work well in low-humidity inland regions. ... Purchase and installation can be expensive, but ducted evaporative coolers use less than half of the electricity… Accessed 30 September 2026.
- 13.Energy Safe Victoria: It is recommended that ducted heaters are serviced every two years and during this service a CO test should be conducted at the heating vent outlets in all rooms. Accessed 30 September 2026.
- 14.Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action (Victoria): From 1 March 2027, if a gas hot water appliance breaks and cannot be repaired, it must be replaced with an electric alternative. No requirement to upgrade gas space heating or stovetop gas cooking to electric, however… Accessed 30 September 2026.
Your questions
Booking work
in Tarneit
Local information and practical answers before you arrange a visit.
Often, yes, but it depends on the supply and the switchboard rather than the size of the house. Most home chargers run on single-phase power, while the fastest 22 kW units need three-phase, which is when a three-phase upgrade can make sense. We add up what the house already runs, check the main switch and spare spaces, and tell you plainly if the board or supply needs work first.
No. If both work and are serviced, you can keep them, and owner-occupiers are not required to switch gas space heating to electric. The question usually comes up when one system fails. Ducted reverse-cycle can take over heating and cooling through one set of ducts. Whether any existing ductwork can be reused depends on its size, condition and insulation, which we check in the roof.
Not necessarily. In estate homes the usual causes are a blocked or undersized return air grille, flexible duct in the roof that has been crushed or has come loose, outlets closed off in unused rooms, or a thermostat in a spot that warms up early, such as a hallway near the return. A service and a look in the roof usually find the cause before anyone needs to talk about replacement.
Probably worth checking. The Building and Plumbing Commission says to follow the manufacturer’s specifications, which generally means replacing alarms after ten years, and newer units show an expiry date under the battery. Hard-wired alarms must be installed by a qualified electrician, although anyone can change a battery. In homes built after 1 May 2014, replacements need to stay interconnected.
Your full address, what you want added and a list of the big appliances you already run or plan to buy. A photo of the switchboard with its door open (covers left on) and of the meter box helps us judge capacity before we visit. Quotes are free and no-obligation, and you get the price before we start.
Tarneit is open for service enquiries. Send the full address and a description of the job, and we will confirm whether we can help before arranging a booking. Inclusion in this directory does not guarantee an appointment or a particular response time.
A new EV charger, induction cooktop or air conditioner may add significant load. Tell us about other large electrical appliances so capacity can be assessed as part of the job.
Yes. Tell us about all the work you are considering, including new appliances, lighting, a charger or changes to heating and cooling. The quote can take account of the electrical supply, available space and installation sequence. The final scope is explained before work goes ahead.
Include the owner or property manager's contact details and who can authorise the job. Tell us whether access needs to be coordinated with a tenant, an owners corporation or building management. These arrangements are confirmed before a visit.
The price depends on the fault or installation, equipment, access and any changes needed to the existing system. Describe the job and share useful photos or model numbers. We explain the proposed scope and price before work begins; availability and any travel arrangements are confirmed when booking.
Our team works Monday to Saturday, 7am to 5:30pm, and appointments are booked within those hours.
What people say after we've been
5.0Google rating from 21 reviewsCouldn't be happier with Total Comfort Electrical & Air. I had a few quotes for the same job, but found some were extremely overpriced and others were quite pushy without really explaining why the work needed to be done. Aaron was completely different. He took his time, explained the job in detail, gave me more than one option and made sure I actually understood what I was paying for. He was extremely easy to deal with, did a great job and left everything clean and tidy. His price was competitive and the quality of the work was fantastic. It's honestly great to find a reliable tradesman who you can trust. Would definitely recommend Aaron and Total Comfort Electrical & Air!
James WalshGoogle review · Aaron was knowledgeable and gave his time and expertise / which was spot on. Also recommended another tradie who was needed for the job and was also excellent. Would highly recommend.
Louise FoleyGoogle review · 10/10 experience with these guys. Aaron did a fantastic job with the electrical work at my property and even gave me some spare light bulbs. He's a true gentleman and absolutely fantastic with kids. My daughter was so impressed she now wants to be an electrician! 😂 Highly recommend Aaron and the team!
Sven GoldringGoogle review · Aaron was exceptional, I couldn't recommend him highly enough! He recently did some work at our house and was knowledgeable, tidy and genuinely lovely to have around. Our three year old followed him around for practically the entire day, and he was so patient and kind, happily chatting with her while he worked. We're so happy with everything he did and wouldn't hesitate to use him again.
Elli GoldringGoogle review · Fantastic job today. Aaron arrived on time (was accurate in how long it would take), very professional, explaining everything as he went. Gave me extra tips on what to do in the future with my appliances. Best of all, he did a really good job (and really nice bloke). Would highly recommend.
Cath TullyGoogle review · Really experienced electrician who did a good quality job, would definitely use again
Ross WilsonGoogle review · Aaron did a great job of replacing a faultilt installed aircon on a 3 story townhouse. This wasn't a straightforward install given the property & there were suspected old leaks and further tests had to be done. He has many years of experience and talks you through it, manages the process and manages the expectations, timing delivery etc of more complex issues. He's really knowledgeable at what he does, and I got a free consult generally on my home and what would increase efficiencies in my home across the board. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, for the attention to detail and care you put into the work.
DeeGoogle review · Would absolutely recommend Aaron/Total Comfort- he helped me choose which was the best option for our needs, was really friendly, professional, punctual and left the bathroom spotless!
Georgina HughesGoogle review · Aaron simply came to my rental to quote an exhaust fan. I was impressed by his explanations and honesty. He took the time to explain all facets of the task. I ended up asking him to install/service more than just an exhaust fan!
David HenricusBathroom Exhaust Fans · Aaron assisted us to upgrade our mains and conduct some other electrical work in our 70's build house. He was very communicative, informing and provided us with different cost options before going ahead. Great service and professionalism!
Dan BElectrical Mains Upgrades · Aaron was super professional, did a fantastic job fixing my switchboard which was left in a complete mess by the solar / battery installers. Also installed an EV Charger, ceiling fans and replaced a split system. He didn't rush any part of the electrical works and was completely thorough and asked where and how I wanted everything installed.
Garrick WilsonEV Charger Installation · Super efficient service. Aaron explained everything and was able to carry out the work straightaway. Very happy with my new oven. Highly recommended.
PatriciaOven & Cooktop Installation ·