From a single power point to a full switchboard upgrade. Every job is done by a licensed electrician, tested before we leave, and certified where the law requires it.
Older homes often still have ceramic fuses and no safety switches. An upgrade means a modern board, safety switches on every circuit, room for solar, batteries or an EV charger, and clear labels.
LED downlights, wall and pendant lights, dimmers, outdoor and sensor lighting, and smart lighting like Philips Hue.
Extra power points where you need them, USB and outdoor outlets, new circuits, and fault finding when things trip or stop working.
Four-camera CCTV systems, extra cameras, and new data, TV or NBN points.
Wiring for kitchen and bathroom renovations and extensions, and rewires for older homes.
Trenching and conduit to sheds, garages, granny flats, pools and outdoor kitchens.
Control panels, three phase, sub-boards and switchgear for workshops, sheds and small commercial sites.
Dedicated circuits for ovens, cooktops, split systems, hot water and EV chargers, run neatly through brick and plaster.
Home EV charger supply and install, or a dedicated 15 A outlet.
Hard-wired and 10-year lithium alarms, linked together, and rental checks.
Safety switch (RCD) installs and testing to protect your family.
Ceiling fans, exhaust fans and 3-in-1 bathroom heat, fan and light units.
Electrical connections for split systems, hot water, ovens and cooktops.
Appliance testing and tagging, and safety switch testing.
Send a photo or we come out and check what's really there: the switchboard, the wiring and the access.
One written price for the whole job, parts and labour included, before any work starts.
The price you agree to is what you pay. If we find a hidden problem, we stop, show you, and agree on it first.
If you still have ceramic fuses, no safety switches, or the power trips often, it's worth a check. We'll tell you honestly if it needs doing.
Older homes don't have to add them unless certain work is done, but they save lives. New circuits and most upgrades must have one.
No. In Victoria all fixed electrical work must be done by a licensed electrician, and some work needs a Certificate of Electrical Safety.
Yes. We check your switchboard can handle it first, then install a single phase charger or a dedicated 15 A outlet.
For most small jobs, yes. Text a photo of what you need. Bigger jobs get a free on-site quote.
Yes. One power point, a light swap or a smoke alarm is fine. No job is too small.
Yes. Where the law requires one, you'll get a Certificate of Electrical Safety (CES) for the work.
Call us, or send the form and we'll get back to you. Either way, we'll book a time to come and look at the job.
