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Gas to electric conversion specialists serving Woden Valley

219 businesses cover Woden Valley.

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A white weatherboard home raised on stumps, with wide verandahs and solar panels on the roof.

ACT Electrics

4.8 21 Google reviews

Switchboard upgradesHome EV charger installationLED lighting upgradesSmart lighting controls

Based in Chisholm (5km away)

A white board and batten farmhouse with solar panels on a black roof, vineyard rows behind.

McNabb Air

5.0 18 Google reviews

Split system air conditioningDucted reverse cycle heating and coolingAir conditioning servicing

Based in Gowrie (4km away)

A suburban home seen from the street, with rooftop solar.

Rezzie Air

5.0 46 Google reviews

Split system air conditioningDucted reverse cycle heating and coolingAir conditioning servicing

Based in Hume (5km away)

A two storey white rendered home with a full array of solar panels and a waterwise garden.

Canberra Sparkies

5.0 39 Google reviews

Split system air conditioningHome EV charger installationSwitchboard upgradesThree phase power upgrades

Based in Forrest (3km away)

A sage green weatherboard cottage with a picket fence and solar panels, frost on the lawn.
Rooftop solar installationHome battery installationHeat pump hot water systemsInduction cooktop installationSplit system air conditioningOff-grid solar and battery systems

Based in Canberra Airport (9km away)

A modern glass and steel home on a sloping block at dusk, with solar panels on the flat roof.

Capital Bond Electrical

5.0 46 Google reviews

Switchboard upgradesHome EV charger installationThree phase power upgradesLED lighting upgrades

Based in Hume (5km away)

A split level timber and glass home on a hillside with solar panels and a pool terrace.

Reeveco Electrical

5.0 11 Google reviews

Thermal imaging and insulation scansSwitchboard upgradesLED lighting upgrades

Based in Tharwa (15km away)

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