Residential Electrician for Melbourne Homes

Most people's experience of a home electrician is an hourly rate, a vague estimate and a bill that arrives larger than expected. We do it the other way around: we look at the job, tell you the fixed price, and that is what you pay whether it takes us two hours or five.

Typical home jobs include adding power points and USB outlets, replacing downlights with LEDs, installing ceiling fans and outdoor lighting, hardwired smoke alarm replacement, fixing dead circuits and, very often, a switchboard upgrade because the old board has ceramic fuses and no safety switches.

If you are renovating, get us in early. Deciding where power, data and lighting go before the plaster is on saves money and avoids compromises later. We work alongside builders and are used to coordinating around other trades.

Buying or selling? A pre-purchase electrical safety inspection tells you what you are inheriting, and a compliant board with working safety switches and smoke alarms is one less thing to negotiate at settlement.