Licensed, REC 33978 5.0 from 127 Google reviews
steve@selectelectricalsolutions.au
Family houses in Malvern grow more people, devices and gadgets than their outlets were planned for. Powerpoint installation catches the wiring up with how you live.
Malvern 3144
Interwar bungalows and Edwardian family homes were built with a couple of outlets per room, and then the kids got tablets. The pattern repeats on many Malvern streets: a lounge with one wall socket, a bedroom with a power board and a kitchen with outlets in the wrong places. We start by looking at the circuits behind them, since adding to an overloaded line only makes things worse. Then we plan extra powerpoints where the furniture really sits. Study nooks get doubles and USB-C. Kids' rooms get outlets near the desk instead of behind the bed. The back verandah or deck gets an outdoor powerpoint, installed with weatherproof fittings and a safety switch. In post-war flats and townhouses nearer the train line, we keep to your own unit's circuits. Because heritage overlays cover many streets, any visible exterior work stays discreet.
What the job involves, warning signs and what's included are on our main powerpoints page. For everything else we do locally, see electrician Malvern.
Good work. Happy locals.
5.0 from 127 Google reviews
“We had 5 power points installed and TV hung on the wall by Steve today. He is very prompt in returning calls and very professional and efficient in his work. Love it that he makes sure that the work is done well and everything is working well.”
MM
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Powerpoints
“Steven was very easy to deal with. He returned calls and followed up in a timely manner. He was thorough and explained things clearly. He got the job done quickly and without hassle. Recommend him with no hesitation. Thanks again Steve. Will use again.”
Tony & Connie
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FAQ
Can't see your question? Call Steve on 0450 347 495.
Power boards are fine for light loads, but stacking them behind furniture is a sign you need more outlets. We check the circuit, then add outlets where you need them. Heavy appliances like heaters should never run from a power board.
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