Electrical work in Perth, done right

It is worth a look if it still has old ceramic fuses, if it has no safety switches, or if there is no room on it for something you want to add, such as air conditioning, an EV charger or a granny flat. Ceramic fuses are no longer allowed in new work, and a fuse protects the wiring, not the person; a safety switch is what protects people. We look at the board and tell you plainly whether it needs replacing or just some work.

Three phase is not available at every address, so Western Power checks yours first. If it is, we apply to them for the conversion as your electrical contractor, then do the work at the meter box and switchboard. Western Power's side runs on their timing and their fees, and we tell you both before you decide.

We replace the old wiring circuit by circuit, so most of the house keeps its power while we work on one part of it. Every circuit we put in is on a safety switch and is tested before we switch it back on. We tell you before we start which rooms will be without power, and when.

Yes. We check your supply and switchboard can carry the extra load first. If they cannot, the answer may be a switchboard upgrade or three phase, and we tell you that, with the price, before you decide.

In WA the owner must have at least two safety switches covering the power and lighting circuits (one if the home has only one circuit) before the title transfers, before the owner enters into a tenancy agreement, or before the home is offered as a short stay. Smoke alarms must, as far as practicable, be working, in date and mains powered where mains was required. Only a licensed electrical contractor may connect or disconnect mains smoke alarms.

Our electrical workmanship is covered for 12 months from the day the work is done. If it fails in that time, we come back and put it right at no charge. Anything we fit carries its maker's warranty too.