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Yes! Depending on your specific needs, we can either prepare a detailed quote over the phone and send it to you via email, or one of our knowledgeable electricians can meet you onsite to discuss the scope of the work and provide the quote. Either option ensures you will receive your quote at no expense.
Yes! By all means, an inspection will be required, but one of the team will attend to ensure that all the electrical equipment in your home or business are safe and up to date so that they can provide you with a Safety Certificate.
The first step to a loss of power is to check if it is a Western Power issue or an issue within your home. Head to your meter box or main switchboard where your meter is located. If no switches are turned into the OFF position, it is likely to be an issue with the network (Western Power) and you most likely do not need an electrician. However, if a switch has tripped off, it will need further investigating and one of our team members will be able to help. Call us at any time if you are unsure and we will be happy to explain the process over the phone.
Every 10 years a smoke alarm is required to be changed. The battery however, must be changed yearly.
Yes, installing LED lights can greatly reduce your power consumption. LED lights use up to 75% less energy compared to traditional incandescent globes, while also lasting up to 25 times longer. This not only lowers your electricity bills but also decreases the frequency of globe replacements, saving you money and reducing waste. Additionally, since LED lights emit less heat, they can help maintain a cooler environment in your home, further enhancing energy efficiency.
Upgrading to a smart home system offers enhanced convenience, energy efficiency, and security. You can control lighting, heating, and appliances remotely, set schedules, and receive alerts. This can lead to lower energy bills and a more comfortable living environment.
Exposed cables have a potential to pose a safety risk, including electrical shocks and fires. If you encounter exposed wires, avoid touching them, turn off power, and contact us immediately to assess and repair the issue.
Call Western Power immediately on 13 13 51 and report that you have had an electric shock. They will send out an emergency response unit to you to resolve the issue. If you are feeling very unwell, please call 000 and get help immediately. If this is not the case and you feel okay, still seek medical attention such as a doctor to ensure you are okay. We are also only a phone call away to assist you with any problems you may face through this process.
No. While you can still change your light globes and smoke alarm batteries, it is mandatory for all electrical work to be performed by a licensed electrician. This ensures compliance with the safety standards and regulations, reducing the risk of accidents and costly mistakes.