Your Local Electricians in Applecross
Applecross is one of Perth's premier riverside suburbs, a mix of grand character homes and high-end modern residences along the Swan River. Properties here range from heritage-era houses needing careful rewiring to architectural builds wanting refined lighting and automation. Otter Air & Electrical, dual-licensed across air conditioning and electrical, brings the precision and presentation these Applecross homes deserve.
A local team of experts with years of experience
Pricing that works for you and $0 call out fees
Emergency services for Electrical problems available to you
Otter Air Electrical Services in Applecross
Our Applecross work spans full and partial rewires, switchboard upgrades, and tasteful feature, pendant and architectural lighting design. We install data cabling, EV chargers, smart switching and garden lighting, and we carry out safety switch and smoke alarm compliance. Whether it is a heritage home or a luxury rebuild, you receive a detailed free quote and meticulous, licensed workmanship throughout.
- Character and heritage homes often need careful, staged rewiring
- High-end builds suit smart switching, automation and architectural lighting
- Riverside gardens benefit from low-voltage feature and path lighting

Air Conditioning
Installations and servicing for your home
Whether you require a split system or evaporative air conditioning installation, or your unit needs a service, our fully licensed and experienced technicians can install and repair your aircon system for you.

Lighting
Light up your home's indoors and outdoors
From outdoor security lighting to installing LED downlights inside your home, our experienced team provide a range of quality lighting solutions suitable for any area of your home.

Safety Switches
RCD (residual current device) switches can save your life
At Otter Air, your safety is our priority. We offer residential safety switch installations and testing, ensuring your home is safe, and the flow of electricity in your home is optimal.
