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Developers · Architects · Project planning

Good plans leave room for services.

Electrical and air conditioning installation input for Perth developers and architects.

Bring the proposed use, drawings and equipment requirements into the conversation while decisions are still open. Our licensed Malaga-based team helps identify practical installation needs alongside your builder and appointed consultants.

Licensed · Malaga-based · Servicing Perth

Insulated ductwork and air conditioning equipment fitted between roof timbers
From our work libraryThe space behind the finished ceiling matters.

Start with what you need

Make the installation part of the early conversation.

01

The brief & proposed use

Start with what the building needs to do.

Share the development or renovation brief, the project stage and how the rooms will be used. We can discuss the practical electrical and air conditioning installation scope, including what is known and what still needs a decision from the project team.

  • Project type, site suburb and current drawing revision
  • Proposed room use and equipment requirements
  • Your builder, consultants and the person approving decisions
02

Equipment & service space

Leave room to install it, and reach it later.

Split and ducted systems have different space and route requirements. Discuss indoor and outdoor positions, ductwork, pipework, condensate drainage and controls alongside the layout. Future servicing access belongs in that conversation too, before ceilings and equipment locations become difficult to change.

  • Indoor equipment, outdoor units and proposed outlets
  • Ceiling space, pipe and drain routes, and other building services
  • Controls, access panels and room for future maintenance
03

Supply & responsibilities

Connect equipment choices with the electrical scope.

Air conditioning, lighting and other equipment need to be considered alongside the available supply and proposed circuits. We clarify our installation scope and flag matters requiring input from your appointed consultants, network provider or other trades. Specialist engineering, approvals and work by others remain separate unless expressly included.

  • Existing supply, switchboard information and proposed equipment
  • Circuit and cable routes alongside the wider building layout
  • Specialist design, network, metering or civil work by other parties
04

Scope, revisions & next steps

Make it clear which plan everyone is working from.

Equipment selections and layouts can change as a project develops. Confirm the drawing revision, inclusions, exclusions and who approves changes before committing to installation. Once the scope is agreed, our builders page explains the site stages, access and handover conversation.

  • Current drawings, agreed equipment and outstanding decisions
  • Installation inclusions and interfaces with other trades
  • Changes to scope, the approval contact and required completion records

One licensed team

Both trades.
Considered together.

Air conditioning needs electrical supply. A property upgrade can change what both systems need to do. Discuss the complete job with the same team, with inclusions and responsibilities agreed before work starts.

How we work together

Clear scope.
Agreed next steps.

  1. 01

    Share the current brief

    Send the site suburb, project stage, intended use and relevant drawings. Include any equipment preferences and decisions that are still open.

  2. 02

    Work through the interfaces

    Discuss equipment locations, service routes, electrical supply and access. Identify the information or specialist input needed from the wider project team.

  3. 03

    Confirm the installation scope

    Agree inclusions, assumptions and responsibilities with the project team. Changes and installation timing are confirmed before work proceeds.

Start the conversation

Bring us into the planning conversation.

A suburb, a brief description and a way to contact you are enough to start. If you have them, these details help:

  • Site suburb, project type and current stage
  • Plans with the current revision identified
  • Room uses and equipment requirements
  • Known space, supply or access constraints
  • Builder, consultant and approval contacts

Have plans or a scope document? Email them to the team. The form accepts photos.

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