Residential electrical · Sydney
Electrical work, without the runaround.
Repairs, upgrades and new installs for homes. You get plain-English advice, a clear scope before any work starts, and one straightforward way to ask for help.
Something wrong right now? Demonstration only
Services
Pick the job. We’ll take it from there.
Six kinds of residential work, listed like the circuits on a switchboard. Open one to see what it covers.
Not sure which one fits? Describe the job in the quote form.
Dead power points, tripping safety switches, lights that flicker for no clear reason. We find the fault, explain it plainly, and fix it or tell you what a proper fix involves.
Typical jobs
- Power point and switch replacement
- Tripping safety switches
- Dead or flickering circuits
- Fault-finding
Tell us when the problem happens and what was running at the time. It shortens the search.
More about electrical repairsOlder boards often rely on fuses and lack modern safety switches. An upgrade replaces the board with current circuit protection and labels every circuit clearly.
Typical jobs
- Fuse-to-breaker replacement
- Safety switch (RCD) fitting
- Circuit labelling
- Board relocation
A photo of your existing board helps us plan the job before anyone visits.
More about switchboard upgradesA wall charger on its own circuit, installed where you park. We check what your switchboard and supply can support before recommending a charger size.
Typical jobs
- Wall charger installation
- Switchboard capacity check
- Cable runs to garage or carport
- Dedicated circuit
Your supply and switchboard decide what size charger is practical, so we check those first.
More about ev charger installationDownlights, pendants, outdoor and feature lighting, planned so the switching makes sense and the fittings sit where you expect.
Typical jobs
- Downlight installation
- Pendants and feature lights
- Outdoor and garden lighting
- Dimmers and new switching
A rough sketch of where you want lights is enough to start.
More about lighting installationInstalling, replacing and testing smoke alarms, including interconnected alarms that sound together through the house.
Typical jobs
- Hard-wired alarm installation
- Replacing expired alarms
- Interconnected alarms
- Testing and checks
Requirements depend on your property and state, so check the current NSW rules for your situation.
More about smoke alarm servicesElectrical planning and installation for kitchens, bathrooms, extensions and whole-home renovations, coordinated around your builder’s schedule.
Typical jobs
- Rough-in and fit-off
- Circuits for new kitchens
- Extra power points
- Working alongside builders
Share your plans early. Circuit and switchboard decisions are easier before walls close.
More about renovation electrical work
How we work
Three steps from “something’s wrong” to done.
- 01
Tell us about the job
Describe it in your own words, add a photo if you have one. No jargon needed.
- 02
Discuss the requirements
We confirm what the job involves and what we need to know, and explain the options plainly.
- 03
Arrange the work
You agree the scope, we agree a time that suits, and the work is done and tested.
Example work
Concept projects, drawn up like real ones.
These are fictional examples of how a job might be briefed and solved. They show the kind of detail a real project page can carry. They are not completed client work.
Concept 01 · fictional
Switchboard modernisation
A family home with an original fuse board
View this concept
Service areas
Search by suburb.
An illustrative list of Sydney areas. This fictional business doesn’t cover any real suburb.
Search the suburb list- Inner WestNewtown, Marrickville, Leichhardt, Balmain and more
- Eastern SuburbsBondi, Randwick, Coogee, Paddington and more
- North ShoreChatswood, Lane Cove, Mosman, Artarmon and more
- Northern BeachesManly, Dee Why, Brookvale, Mona Vale and more
- Parramatta & North WestParramatta, Epping, Castle Hill, Baulkham Hills and more
- Sutherland & SouthCronulla, Miranda, Sutherland, Kogarah and more
Questions
Straight answers.
How does the quote process work?
You describe the job, we ask follow-up questions where needed, and you’re told what the work involves before you decide. In this concept, the quote form is a demonstration only.
How do appointments work?
A real business would agree a time with you after the scope is clear. Nothing in this concept books a real appointment.
What counts as an electrical emergency?
Fire, smoke, sparks, or someone receiving an electric shock. Call 000. For anything else, switch off the affected circuit if you can do so safely.
How should I prepare for a job?
Clear access to the switchboard and the work area, a photo of the problem or the board, and a note of anything that changed recently.
What types of work do you do?
Repairs, switchboard upgrades, EV charger installation, lighting, smoke alarms and renovation electrical work. Each has its own page.
Which areas do you cover?
This is a fictional business, so none. The service-area page shows how a real list could work.
Describe the job. We’ll take it from there.
Try the quote form. It’s a working demonstration: nothing is sent, stored or uploaded.