House rewiring
in Gardenvale.

Houses built between the wars used rubber and sometimes cloth-sheathed cable, and the insulation hardens and cracks with age. In Gardenvale, the pattern is that the back of the house has been updated, while the front rooms retain old wiring behind plaster that has been there for decades. If your lights flicker, the board trips or you notice a burning smell near an outlet, treat it seriously and call us. A rewire replaces the old cable and adds proper circuits. We work through the roof space and sub-floor to minimise damage. Because the houses are fairly compact, we can often rewire the older section only, leaving the modern extension alone after testing. Timber features such as picture rails and skirtings are respected, and we plan access points with you. We finish with a full test and a written record. House rewiring in Gardenvale can often be limited to the oldest rooms.

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 Gardenvale.