Full scope, one contractor
Services
Every circuit board photographed on this site was wired by our own crew — from first fix through to the signed-off test certificate.
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Electrical installations
Design through to commissioning — small power, lighting, distribution and everything that carries current between them.
- Small power and lighting
- Design
- Distribution & switchgear
- Cable management — bus bar trunking, cable tray & conduit
- Lighting installations and lighting control
- Emergency lighting design, installation & commissioning
- External lighting
- Power installations — sockets, isolators, motor starters
- Dedicated power supplies & fixed equipment supplies
- Lightning protection
- Back-up power — generators, UPS, solar
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Electrical maintenance
Kept running is cheaper than fixed after it fails. We do both.
- Planned maintenance
- Reactive maintenance
- Remedial works
- Emergency call-outs
- Minor works — additional sockets or lighting points
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Electrical testing
Every reading logged with a calibrated meter, not a guess — the same multimeter that shows up in half our site photos.
- Electrical testing — new installation
- Electrical — periodic testing
- Portable appliance testing
- Emergency lighting scheduled testing
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Solar & back-up power
Hybrid inverters and panel arrays sized for the load, wired into the existing distribution board rather than bolted on as an afterthought.
- Solar system design & installation
- Hybrid inverter & battery back-up
- Roof-mount panel arrays
- Grid-tie and off-grid configurations
Diagnostics
Fault finding
The most common reasons a circuit stops behaving — and where we start looking first.
Loss of supply
Upstream trip, blown fuse or a broken connection before your board.
Earth fault
Current finding a path to earth it shouldn't — tripping RCDs to protect you.
Dead short
Live and neutral meeting directly — instant, high-current trip.
Wrong protective device
A breaker rated for the wrong load, nuisance-tripping or under-protecting.
Defective components
Worn switchgear or terminals failing under normal use.
Control circuit breakdown
The logic driving contactors or starters has failed, not the power itself.
Reversed polarity
Live and neutral swapped somewhere in the run.
Initial faults
Snags on newly installed work, caught during commissioning tests.
Phase rotation
Three-phase motors running the wrong direction from a swapped phase.
Also on the van
Additional services
Security systems
Air-con & refrigeration
Appliance repair
Board upgrades
Electrician on call, 24/7
Plumbing
Not sure which service you need?
Describe the problem and we'll point you at the right fix.