Noticing a musty smell when your air conditioner runs — or spotting dark, fuzzy patches inside the unit? You could be dealing with mould. In Perth’s warm climate, mould can spread fast in A/C systems, affecting your air quality, your health, and your unit’s performance. Learn why mould in your A/C is more than just a maintenance issue, how a professional de-mould clean works, and when to book one to keep your home safe and comfortable.

Keep your air fresh and healthy by preventing mould in your A/C. Discover simple tips to stop moisture buildup and protect your home’s indoor air quality.

Whether you’ve had your Perth A/C installation done last year or ten years ago, regular cleaning and servicing are essential. Without it, moisture can build up inside the system, particularly around the filters and coils. That damp environment becomes the perfect breeding ground for mould spores — especially in split systems.

Your air conditioner might be doing more than just cooling your home — it could be making you and your family sick. If you’ve noticed sneezing, fatigue, or a musty smell when the A/C is on, mould or dust buildup could be the culprit. Learn how to spot the signs and what you can do to protect your indoor air quality. Plus, we're offering free A/C inspection reports — just send us a photo.

RCD Safety Recap: What You Need to Know

Residual Current Devices (RCDs) are essential for protecting your home or business from electric shock and fire. In this quick recap, we break down what RCDs do, why full protection matters, and how to check and maintain your system.

💡 Not sure if your property is fully protected? Our licensed electricians can help. Fill out the form at the top of this page to book a safety check today.

Think your home’s electrical system is safe? One Perth family found out the hard way — almost.
A flickering kettle and faint burning smell could have spelled disaster, but their RCD shut off the power in seconds. No fire, no damage — just a powerful reminder of why RCDs matter.
Find out how this life-saving device works, what to check in your own switchboard, and what to do if you’re unsure.

Think your home is safe? Without RCDs in your switchboard, your family could be at risk of electric shocks or fires — and you might not even know it. Learn why RCDs are legally required in WA homes and how a quick check from a licensed Perth electrician can keep you safe and compliant.

Protect your home and loved ones with RCDs — essential safety switches that cut power instantly during faults, preventing shocks and electrical fires. Learn why every circuit in your home should have RCD protection and how Response Electricians can help keep you safe.