Your Questions, Answered

Call (02) 9538 7139 and a real person on our local team talks it through with you, not a call centre reading a script. We book a time that suits, and a licensed electrician turns up to do the work.

Often same or next day for standard bookings, and we'll always give you an honest ETA rather than a vague window. Genuine emergencies get priority, day or night.

Sparks, burning smells, exposed wiring or a total loss of power all count. If you're not sure, call anyway. We'd rather talk you through it than have you guess wrong.

Yes, standard bookings run across the week including weekends where the schedule allows. Genuine emergencies are covered day or night, any day.

No call-out fee for quotes. Someone comes to your place, has a look at the switchboard or the fault, and writes the number down for you.

It is. Looking at the job and pricing it costs you nothing. Money only changes hands once you've said go ahead and the job's on the calendar.

Whoever inspects the job walks you through what needs doing, in language that isn't sparkie jargon, then writes the number on the spot. Say yes and that's the figure, even if the job takes longer than either of us expected.

You settle up once the job's finished and signed off, by whichever method's easiest for you. Nothing gets tacked onto that number between saying yes and the last fitting going in.

Stanmore is home turf for us. We're working the streets between Percival Road and Parramatta Road often enough that a terrace's quirks rarely surprise us.

Yes, both. Renovation work in Stanmore usually means opening up old wiring behind new plaster. We rewire it to current standard as part of the job, not as an afterthought.

Regularly. Stanmore's heritage-listed streetscapes mean a lot of our work happens behind original facades. We're used to running cable through solid double-brick without touching the street view, the kind of care a corner pub like the Salisbury Hotel's neighbours expect from any trade working nearby.

Well. Most of the suburb went up in the Victorian and Federation boom that followed the railway station opening in 1878, and that era of wiring is a big part of what we're called out for. Autumn brings its own trouble too: leaf fall off the street trees around Montague Gardens blocks gutters and drains, and a full gutter next to old wiring is never a great combination.

Yes. NSW Electrical Contractor Licence #452529C, Master Electricians Australia member, and fully insured for residential and strata work across Stanmore.

Notifiable work has to be signed off against AS/NZS 3000 and reported to NSW Fair Trading, and that sign-off paper is the certificate. Any job that needs one gets one, included in what you're quoted.

Picture a circuit that shuts itself off the instant something goes wrong, before a shock or a spark turns into something worse. Plenty of Stanmore's older terraces still only have one covering part of the house, and adding coverage is a common ask when we're already inside the switchboard.

Clipsal and Hager switchgear as standard, not cheap imports. Both carry the certification and longevity a Stanmore switchboard upgrade needs to last.