Electrical Questions Answered

Standard electrical jobs in [REGION] typically range from $120 to $600 depending on the scope. A new power point runs around $120–$180. A switchboard upgrade starts from $800–$2,000 depending on the board size and whether rewiring is needed. We provide a fixed price before starting.

Yes — in [STATE], all electrical work beyond changing a light globe must be done by a licensed electrician. This includes power points, wiring, switchboards, and any hardwired appliances. Unlicensed electrical work also voids your home insurance.

A Certificate of Electrical Safety (CES) is a legal document we issue after completing certain types of electrical work. It confirms the work was inspected by a licensed electrician and complies with Australian standards. You should receive one for any new circuits, switchboard upgrades, or hardwired appliance installations.

A tripping safety switch usually means there's a fault somewhere on that circuit — a faulty appliance, damaged wiring, or moisture getting into a fitting. Try unplugging all appliances on that circuit and resetting the switch. If it trips again with nothing plugged in, call us — there's likely a wiring fault.

Yes — we upgrade ceramic fuse boxes to modern switchboards with safety switches and circuit breakers. This is required by most insurers and dramatically improves safety. We'll assess your current board and quote the upgrade before any work starts.

Yes. We supply and install home EV chargers for all major brands. Most residential chargers require a dedicated 32A circuit. We'll assess your switchboard capacity and provide a full installation quote.