took the time to explain everything clearly... made sure everything was clean and tidy before leaving
Appliance installation, Campbelltown & Macarthur
Oven, cooktop and rangehood installation, done by an electrician
We hardwire ovens, cooktops and rangehoods to code, with the circuit and load checked before anything gets connected.
How the job works
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Tell us what you've bought
Send the model and a photo of the space. We'll confirm whether it's a straight swap or needs new wiring before we quote.
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Fixed quote in writing
One price for the whole job, including any circuit work. No call-out fee, and nothing charged just to come and look.
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Old one out, new one in
We disconnect and remove the old unit, check the wiring and isolation switch, then fit and connect the new appliance.
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Tested and guaranteed
It gets tested before we leave, so it's ready to cook on the same day, with a lifetime workmanship guarantee.
Hardwired appliances need a licensed electrician
An oven, cooktop or ducted rangehood wired straight into your circuits, rather than plugged into a wall socket, is fixed electrical work. In NSW it has to be installed by a licensed electrical contractor.
The delivery driver drops the box at the door, and that's where their job ends. A hardwired oven or cooktop pulls serious current, and connecting it isn't a plug-in job. It's a wiring job with real consequences if it's done loose or put on a circuit that can't carry it. Get that wrong and the appliance either trips the board or slowly cooks its own connections.
The circuit and load check
Anyone can hang a rangehood on a bracket. The part that matters is underneath. Before we connect a new oven or cooktop, we check the circuit and the load capacity. Is the existing cable rated for this appliance, is the circuit protected properly, and can your switchboard carry the extra draw alongside everything else in the kitchen?
Skip that and you get the classic new-appliance callback. The oven, the kettle and the dishwasher all going at once, and the safety switch drops the whole kitchen mid-dinner. A delivery-service install almost never looks at the board. We do, because it's the bit that stops you ringing us back.
What we install
Kitchen appliances that wire in rather than plug in, across Campbelltown, Camden and Wollondilly. If you're doing a few at once, book them on the one call-out, which works out a lot cheaper than three separate trips.
Old appliance out, new one in
Part of a clean install is dealing with what's already there. We disconnect and remove the old oven, cooktop or rangehood safely, check the existing wiring and isolation switch are up to standard, and only then fit the new unit. Older kitchens sometimes hide a surprise behind the appliance, a connection that was never quite right or a cable that's perished. Far better to find that with the panel off than to bolt a brand-new appliance onto a tired connection. If something needs bringing up to code, you hear about it before we do the work, with a price attached.
What you get on every job
- No call-out fees and nothing charged just to look.
- You get a fixed quote in writing before we start, a free safety inspection while we're there, and a lifetime workmanship guarantee on everything we fit.
- A fixed price agreed before the job starts, not a meter running while you watch.
What locals say
professional, punctual, and highly knowledgeable... made sure everything was compliant and safe... The install looks great and works flawlessly
his attention to detail is second to none... the drill holes in the tile to be millimetre perfect... Kalin got in not a problem. If you have any tricky jobs like that, Kalin is your man.
arrived at the agreed time, kept me informed on any issues throughout the day... dressed proudly with his company logo
Appliance installation FAQs
The questions that come up on this job more than any other.
It depends on the rangehood. A straight swap that plugs into an existing power point can be a simpler job, but anything involving new wiring, hardwiring or a new circuit legally needs a licensed electrician for that part. We're licensed for that work and we'll confirm which yours is up front.
Yes, if it's hardwired, and most ovens and electric cooktops are. Wiring an appliance straight into your circuits is fixed electrical work and has to be done by a licensed electrician in NSW. Beyond the law, these appliances draw heavy current, so the connection and the circuit need to be right.
Because a new oven or cooktop adds real load to your kitchen circuits. If the cable or the switchboard can't carry it alongside the kettle, the dishwasher and everything else, you get nuisance tripping or, worse, overheated wiring. Checking first is the difference between an install that lasts and a callback.
It depends on the appliance, whether it's a straight swap or new wiring, and how many you do at once. We give you a fixed quote for your job before we start.
Yes, and it's the smart way to do it. A new oven, cooktop and rangehood on one call-out is far cheaper per appliance than three separate visits. If you're mid-reno or just moved in, line them up and we'll do the lot in one trip.
Yes, plus rangehoods and other kitchen appliances, with the circuit and load capacity checked as part of the job. Induction and standard electric cooktops, wall ovens and upright cookers, all wired to code and tested before we leave so it's ready to cook on that day.
Get in touch
Talk to the electrician who does the work
Call us and you get us, not a call centre. If it's urgent, ring straight through, day or night. Otherwise send a quote request and we'll come back to you with a fixed price.
- 5.0 stars from 124 Google reviews
- 10+ years in the trade
- 24/7 emergency service
- Lifetime workmanship guarantee
Call direct
0412 424 596
Kalin answers his own phone
info@c3industries.com.au
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Get a fixed quote
The quote form is on our contact page
Hours
On site 7am to 3pm
Standard jobs booked in. 24/7 for genuine emergencies.