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

Melbourne Wiring Services

5.0 216 Google reviews

Switchboard upgradesHome EV charger installationSplit system air conditioningLED lighting upgrades

Based in Pascoe Vale (6km away)

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

Thomas Air Conditioning

4.7 208 Google reviews

Split system air conditioningDucted reverse cycle heating and coolingAir conditioning servicing

Based in Cheltenham (22km away)

A pair of modern duplex homes in black and natural timber cladding, with solar panels on both roofs.

A-Temp Air Conditioning

4.5 105 Google reviews

Split system air conditioningDucted reverse cycle heating and coolingAir conditioning servicing

Based in Huntingdale (18km away)

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

AUS Electrical

4.9 96 Google reviews

Switchboard upgradesSplit system air conditioningLED lighting upgrades

Based in Croydon (24km away)

A sage green weatherboard cottage with a picket fence and solar panels, frost on the lawn.

WeatherWorld Melbourne

4.5 215 Google reviews

Split system air conditioningDucted reverse cycle heating and coolingAir conditioning servicing

Based in Fawkner (3km away)

A low single storey modern home with timber battens, full height glazing and solar panels on a flat roof.

Comfort Heating & Cooling

4.6 67 Google reviews

Split system air conditioningDucted reverse cycle heating and coolingAir conditioning servicingHeat recovery ventilation

Based in Mont Albert (11km away)

A two storey home at golden hour with solar panels across the roof.

Has Energy

4.4 63 Google reviews

Rooftop solar installationHome battery installationSplit system air conditioning

Based in Springvale (24km away)

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