House rewiring
in Carnegie.

Carnegie has plenty of interwar and post-war houses beside Neerim Road and the quieter streets, and some still have original wiring in parts. Cloth or rubber insulation breaks down, and the older flats can have fittings and cable that are showing their age. Signs include warm outlets, dimming lights and frequent breaker trips. We test and inspect before we say a word about a rewire. If a partial rewire solves the problem, we quote that. Where a full rewire is justified, we plan around cornices and ceilings. In flats, we confirm which wiring belongs to your lot and which is common, because the owners corporation controls the latter. We also pair the work with a modern board so the new wiring is protected properly.

What the job involves, warning signs and what's included are on our main house rewires page. For everything else we do locally, see electrician Carnegie.