Local stock that helps keep your build moving

August 14, 2026

Every builder knows momentum matters.

 

When one trade is delayed, everything behind it starts to shift.

 

Having heating and cooling equipment sitting at a distributor hundreds of kilometres away isn’t ideal when you’re working towards a handover date.

 

That’s why we keep a wide range of stock locally in Hamilton.

 

We work with trusted heating and cooling brands including Hitachi, Mitsubishi Electric, Rinnai and Panasonic, giving builders access to quality options for different projects without having to look further afield.

 

When you need a system, we can often get it moving quickly, helping keep your project on track.

 

But it’s not just about having stock.

 

It’s also about being flexible.

 

We know weather changes, other trades run behind and clients change their minds. Rather than adding another complication, we do our best to work around your build program wherever possible.

 

And with 55+ people across the Finchetts team, we’ve got the capacity to support multiple projects across the region.

 

It’s all part of making heating and cooling one less thing for you to manage.

 

Need heating and cooling for an upcoming project? Give Matt and the Finchetts team a call to see what’s available locally. Visit our contact us page. 

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