Licensed, REC 33978 5.0 from 127 Google reviews
steve@selectelectricalsolutions.au
Electrical repairs in Kew East tend to involve houses where original wiring meets newer additions, and a safety switch that trips at the wrong moments.
Kew East 3102
A 1950s home with a modern extension has two electrical personalities. The old part is original or partly upgraded. The new part is up to date. Faults tend to live where they meet. We see lights that stop working after a renovation, outlets that go dead on one side of a wall and safety switches that trip when it rains. Fault-finding means tracing each circuit back to the board and testing it, which we do methodically. Electrical maintenance in Kew East also covers replacing worn switches, fixing loose outlets and adding protection that is missing. Townhouses near High Street may involve a body corporate, and we can check common-area lighting for strata managers. We keep our explanations short: what the fault is, what it will take to fix and what can wait.
What the job involves, warning signs and what's included are on our main maintenance & strata page. For everything else we do locally, see electrician Kew East.
Good work. Happy locals.
5.0 from 127 Google reviews
“Have used Steve at Select Electrical for a few years now in my role as a residential facilities manager, have used him from large scale works as well as small repairs with both the body corporate as well as private lot or house owners. I can always trust that they are going to do a job right and share their findings with the clients or myself in a professional and friendly manner as they go. A real pleasure to deal with.”
Pat L.
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Maintenance & Strata
“Arrived within 20 minutes of me calling and explaining that half my property's powerpoints were inactive, promptly worked out and explained the issue to me, and had it completely resolved same day. High quality and clean work, could not be happier!”
Jake P.
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A loose connection or a tripped circuit protection device is the usual cause, often where new work joins older wiring. We trace the circuit, find the break or loose joint and repair it properly. We then explain what we changed and why.
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