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Oven, Cooktop & Stove Installation
Safe connection of new ovens, cooktops and stoves — including dedicated circuits for high-powered kitchen appliances.
Kitchen electrical
New appliance? Get it connected safely
A new oven, induction cooktop or freestanding stove often draws more power than the old one — and many need a dedicated, correctly-rated circuit to run safely. Getting a licensed electrician to connect it protects your home and your appliance warranty.
We hard-wire and connect ovens, cooktops and stoves, upgrade the circuit where needed, and make sure everything is safe and to standard.
What we do
Kitchen appliance connections
- Oven & wall-oven connection — hard-wired safely and correctly
- Induction & electric cooktops — often need a dedicated higher-rated circuit
- Freestanding stove connection — supply and connection sorted
- Dedicated circuit upgrades — so high-powered appliances run safely
- Switchboard checks — making sure the board can carry the load
FAQs
Questions, answered
Can’t I just plug in my new cooktop?
Many cooktops and ovens must be hard-wired on a dedicated circuit by a licensed electrician — plugging into a standard outlet can be unsafe and void warranty.
Do I need a new circuit for an induction cooktop?
Often yes — induction draws significant power. We’ll check and install a correctly-rated circuit if needed.
Can you do it when my appliance is delivered?
Yes — we’ll coordinate timing so your new appliance is connected and ready to use.
New kitchen appliance?
Get it connected safely by a licensed electrician — fixed price.