Insulate and Electrify Your Old Canberra Home
Canberra’s Cold, Your House Doesn’t Have To Be…

Insulation
Canberra Proof your home without tearing it apart. Get the right ceiling, wall and floor insulation for your old home.

Electrical
Electrical – Complete your mandatory insulation electrical safety checks and future proof your electrification plans with our in house team of electricians.

Air conditioning
Heating & Cooling – Couple the right insulation with an all electric, energy efficient heating and cooling solution.
An Efficient Electric Home Is Closer Than You Might Think
Want to cut straight to the chase? Find out how much it will cost and what support is available to insulate and electrify your Canberra home.
Government Assistance Eligibility
Rebate & Assistance Eligibility – Check if your home is eligible for a rebate or funding assistance to kick start your insulation and electrification journey today.
Finance Options – Learn about the range of interest free finance options available to fund your insulation and electrification project.


CAREERS
Looking for an awesome job?
Are you looking or do you know someone who is looking for a new job? We’re always on the hunt for the right people to join our team. With in house training, industry leading pay and serious career progression paths, the grass is definitely greener on our side of the fence. PROCEED WITH CAUTION: Joining our team may result in an extreme reluctance to work anywhere else. You’ve been warned!
Advice & resources
When upgrading insulation, electrical work may be necessary due to the impact of thermal insulation materials on the home electrics.
Renovations/Repairs - If you're renovating your home or repairing the ceiling, you might need to take out the insulation to reach the structures underneath.
Essential Checklist For Insulating Your Home Safely
Certified People – Only use EEC Certified Installers
Certified Products – Ensure products are certified fit for purpose
WHS Compliance – Ensure workers are protected at heights and around energised services
Electrical Compliance – Mandatory Pre Installation Safety Check and Report
Electrical Compliance – Certificate of Electrical Safety Issued on Completion
Electrification Planning – Plan for future upgrades now and avoid costly rework.
The Right Heating and Cooling – Match your insulation with the most efficient heating and cooling system.
Protect your investment – Ensure your insulation stays just like day one it’s whole life with a lifetime warranty and InstallShield protection.
ISO14001 – Environmental Management Systems
ISO45001 – Occupational Health & Safety
ISO9001 – Quality Management
ISO – 14001 Certified
- Arctick License – #AU60402
- Electrical License ACT – 20191137
- Electrical License NSW – 469228c




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Insulation FAQ’s
Removing insulation from a ceiling might be necessary for many reasons, such as renovations, pest issues, installing new insulation, electrical safety and health. For more information see our insulation removal page here.
Cross-hatching two layers of insulation results in a substantial improvement in insulation efficiency. For more information about cross-hatching, download our Retrofit Guide here.
It all depends on the type of roof and the ceiling cavity. Usually batts are the best option, however in some cases a loose insulation or other specialised product might be a more effective solution.
When the installers are doing wall insulation they will drill small holes under the windows to ensure all parts of the wall is being insulated. The drill holes are 16mm in diameter and are drilled in between the bricks. To fill them in we use mortar. If your mortar is not a standard grey, our team will aim to get the colour as close as possible to leave a seamless finish.
Installing cavity wall insulation can make electrical work more challenging. We recommend completing any wiring or electrical work before installing cavity wall insulation. Insulation doesn’t block access entirely, electricians can add wiring in at a later stage using a fibreglass straw rod, though it’s more complex than in an empty cavity. However, any insulation related electrical compliance work will need to be completed before the wall insulation is installed.