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1624 businesses cover Whitehorse.

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A modern home at dusk with solar panels on the roof and warm light in the windows.

Voltora Industries

5.0 8 Google reviews

Ducted reverse cycle heating and coolingAir conditioning servicingSwitchboard upgradesRooftop solar installation

Based in Ringwood (3km away)

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

Ellton Air Conditioning

5.0 1 Google review

Split system air conditioningDucted reverse cycle heating and coolingHeat recovery ventilation

Based in Caulfield South (9km away)

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

All Points Safety

4.5 8 Google reviews

Thermal imaging and insulation scansDraught and air leakage testing

Based in Cheltenham (13km away)

A renovated brick home with solar panels on a dark roof and a heat pump hot water unit beside the fence.

Carbon Reducers

5.0 5 Google reviews

Rooftop solar installationSplit system air conditioningHeat pump hot water systemsHome energy monitoring

Based in West Melbourne (16km away)

A cedar clad contemporary home at dusk with solar panels on the roof and a lit stone path.

Rapid fix solutions

5.0 7 Google reviews

Split system air conditioningDucted reverse cycle heating and coolingAir conditioning servicing

Based in Hadfield (17km away)

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

Two Ten Electrical

5.0 8 Google reviews

Split system air conditioningHome EV charger installationLED lighting upgradesSmart lighting controls

Based in East Melbourne (11km away)

A two storey contemporary home with pale render, charcoal cladding and solar panels on a skillion roof.

Celair

4.0 5 Google reviews

Split system air conditioning

Based in Dandenong South (20km away)

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