Disability Equipment Installation & Servicing in Sydney & the Sutherland Shire

How we work

1. 1

   Free site visit

   We look at the doorways, the ceiling, the switchboard and how the room is actually used, and we talk to whoever specifies the equipment — practice manager, facilities team or OT. Free within 100 km of Caringbah.

2. 2

   Itemised quote

   Equipment, installation, electrical work and certification each on their own line, so a practice owner, a hospital purchasing officer or a plan manager can approve exactly what they are paying for.

3. 3

   Install, test and certify

   Installed to the manufacturer's instructions and the relevant Australian Standards, then tested before handover — hoists load-tested, door safety settings checked, loops measured. A Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work is issued for the licensed electrical work.

4. 4

   Service schedule

   Hoists need inspecting at least once a year, and door operators wear like any machine. We put your equipment on a schedule so it is checked before it fails, not after.

Compliance & licensing

What moves the price

Every job is quoted itemised after a free site visit. What moves the number:

• The equipment — door operator, hoist, call system or loop amplifier — and the brand you or your OT specify
• Structure — a ceiling that needs reinforcing for a hoist track, or a door and frame that need work before they can be automated
• Power — whether there is a spare circuit at the board or a new one has to be run
• Occupied sites — clinical areas, after-hours windows and infection-control requirements
• Integration — tying doors, call points and alarms into access control or an existing nurse call system

Building or renovating? Bring us in before the plasterboard goes on — cabling and ceiling reinforcement cost far less while the walls and ceilings are open.

Frequently asked

Can I use my NDIS funding to book you?

Yes, if your plan is self-managed or plan-managed — the NDIS lets those participants choose providers who are not NDIS-registered for home modifications and assistive technology. We work from your OT's recommendation and quote itemised for your plan manager. If your plan is NDIA-managed, the NDIS requires a registered provider.

Do you install ceiling hoists in homes as well as hospitals?

Yes — homes, clinics and hospitals. Every install starts with a check of the ceiling structure, reinforced and certified by an engineer where needed, and finishes with a load test at the hoist's rated safe working load before we hand it over.

How often does a ceiling hoist need servicing?

At least once a year, including a load test, under AS/NZS ISO 10535 and the manufacturer's instructions. A hoist that works all day may need it more often — the manufacturer's schedule decides. We book the next inspection when we hand the hoist over.

What is a hearing loop, and does my practice need one?

A hearing loop sends sound from a microphone straight to hearing aids switched to their T setting, cutting out the background noise of a busy waiting room. The NCC requires hearing augmentation in some rooms and buildings; a counter loop at reception is the quickest improvement for any practice where patients check in at a desk.

Can you automate the front door of a home?

Yes. A swing-door operator opened by a remote, a wall button or a touchless sensor — often paired with a video intercom and an electric strike, so the door can be answered and opened from a bed or a chair. We wire it, set the opening speed and force, and show you the manual release before we leave.