Our technician services your air conditioning. Our licensed electrician tests your switchboard and safety switches and checks your smoke alarms. Both come round once a year, timed from your install, and it is paid monthly.
The air con visit and the electrical visit. Each is due 12 months after your install, then every year after that.
Every system on your plan. Filters cleaned, coils, drain and fans checked, running temperatures and electrical connections tested.
Air con visitOur licensed electrician inspects the switchboard and trip tests every safety switch (RCD). You get a written report.
Electrical visitEvery alarm tested. We note the type, whether they are interconnected and how old they are, and tell you if your home meets the Queensland rules.
Electrical visitPanels and mounting checked, DC and AC isolators, inverter fault log and generation, and switchboard solar labelling.
Optional add-on| Comfort Club | Club Plus |
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Systems that run efficiently and last longer, breakdowns caught before summer, and one less thing to remember. Queensland's Electrical Safety Office recommends a licensed electrician periodically checks your property and tests your safety switches. The Comfort Club does both, every year.
One membership covers the air con, the switchboard and the smoke alarms. You get a written record that the property's safety switches have been tested and work, supporting the owner's obligations under the Residential Tenancies and Rooming Accommodation Act 2008. Rental homes have needed interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms since 1 January 2022.
The Queensland sale contract asks whether an approved safety switch and compliant smoke alarms are installed. Our report gives you the answer in writing. Every Queensland home needs interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms by 1 January 2027.
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