We handle residential electrical work across Melbourne — from a single faulty power point to a full switchboard upgrade. Licensed (Lic. A40901, REC 20297), Working with Children check, and we quote before starting.
Call 0409 522 647 to discuss your job — most quotes take five minutes on the phone.
Old fuse boards with ceramic fuses or no safety switches are a hazard. We replace them with modern boards — circuit breakers and RCDs that actually cut power if something goes wrong.
Running out of power points in the kitchen or office? We run proper circuits — not daisy-chained powerboards — so you get the capacity where you actually need it.
From downlights and feature lighting to sensor lights and dimmers — we help you get the right lighting for every room in your home.
Stay comfortable year-round with a professional ceiling fan installation. We also install exhaust fans for kitchens, bathrooms and laundries.
Victorian law requires interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms in all homes. We install and certify them — if your place doesn't have them yet, it needs them before your next sale or rental inspection.
Safety switch keeps tripping? Lights flickering for no obvious reason? We find the cause — not just the symptom — and fix it so it doesn't come back.
New hot water system or air conditioner going in? Both need a dedicated circuit wired correctly and signed off. We handle the electrical side so your installer can connect and go.
Renovating a kitchen or bathroom? Electrical needs to be planned before the walls go up and certified before the fit-out goes in. We work alongside your builder to get it done in the right order.
Four things that come up in every conversation after the job is done.
Lic. A40901 (personal licence) & REC 20297 (company). Look both up on the Energy Safe Victoria register — it takes 30 seconds and we encourage it.
We quote first. If the scope changes mid-job, we tell you before going further.
Tools packed up, dust swept, rubbish taken. Your home looks the same as when we arrived.
Every electrical job gets a Certificate of Electrical Safety. Keep it — you'll need it if you sell.
