Neat, safe rangehood installation for Sydney kitchens in the Eastern Suburbs and North Shore.
A good rangehood clears smoke, steam and cooking smells. We install and wire yours so it works quietly and safely.
Rangehoods ducted outside to clear smoke, steam and smells.
Filtered hoods for kitchens where ducting isn’t possible.
A concealed power point or hardwired connection, done right.
Old, noisy or broken rangehoods removed and replaced.
Smoke, steam and cooking smells are cleared at the source instead of drifting through your home.
Removing cooking fumes and moisture helps keep the air in your home cleaner and drier.
Most rangehoods have built-in lights, so you can see exactly what you're cooking.
Capturing airborne grease keeps cabinets, walls and ceilings cleaner for longer.
A well-installed hood with the right duct runs more quietly and works more efficiently.
Power is run neatly to a concealed point, so there are no cords on show above your cooktop.
We assess your site and understand your requirements.
You receive a clear quote and we plan the work efficiently.
Our licensed electricians complete the work safely and on time.
We test everything thoroughly and hand over with confidence.
Our team are fully licensed, highly trained and experienced in all electrical services.
From a new light fitting to Level 2 work on your mains, one team handles the whole job.
We stand by our workmanship and deliver reliable solutions that last.
If your rangehood needs a new power point or is hardwired, yes. In NSW, any work on fixed wiring must be done by a licensed electrician. Many rangehoods plug into a power point hidden in the cupboard above, which we can install in the right spot before the hood goes in. We then fit, connect and test it, so it’s ready to use.
In new homes built under the current National Construction Code, the kitchen rangehood must be ducted to outside air, not into the roof space. In existing homes, a ducted rangehood is still the best option because it actually removes moisture and smells. Where ducting isn’t possible, a recirculating hood with good filters is the fallback.
A ducted rangehood is more effective, because it removes smoke, steam and smells from the house completely. A recirculating hood filters the air and returns it to the kitchen, so it’s simpler to install but doesn’t remove moisture, and its filters need regular replacing. If your kitchen allows ducting, it’s almost always the better choice.
Yes. We remove the old hood, check the existing power point, wiring and duct, and fit the new rangehood in its place. If the new model is a different size or style, we’ll tell you before we start whether the cabinetry, duct or power point needs to change. Where we can, we reuse what’s already there.
It depends on the model and your cooktop, so we always follow the manufacturer’s installation instructions. As a general guide, rangehoods sit between 600 and 750 mm above the cooktop, and gas cooktops usually need more clearance than electric or induction. Mounting it at the right height keeps it safe and effective.
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