Electrician Floreat

Yes – all our electricians hold valid Western Australian electricians’ licences and we carry full insurance coverage. In WA, electrical work (especially on fixed wiring) must legally be performed by a licensed electrician.

We service all Perth metro suburbs, including Floreat. Coverage extends broadly across the city, so even if your suburb isn’t listed, feel free to reach out — we’ll confirm availability (travel charges may apply depending on location) 

Absolutely. We’ll assess your job and provide a transparent, itemised quote that includes labour, materials, permits, and any travel charges. This helps avoid unexpected costs, similar to best practices from other electrical service guides.

Yes – we stand behind our work. Our services include a minimum of 12 months workmanship guarantee, and where applicable, we also offer warranties on materials used.

The duration depends on the task complexity and scale. Once evaluated, we’ll provide a clear start and end date or an estimated timeline. Open timelines like “a few weeks” are not helpful – we strive for precision.

In Western Australia, certain electrical works may require a safety certificate or compliance report. For example, extensive work may need to be certified or assessed to meet safety standards.

Watch for signs like overheating or buzzing sockets, frequent tripping breakers, flickering lights, or discolored outlets – these can indicate faulty wiring and pose serious fire risks. It’s safest to call a professional promptly.

Never assume where wires are located. Before drilling, always switch off the relevant circuit at the consumer unit and use a proper wire detector (such as a voltage or stud detector). If in doubt, call us – drilling into live wires can cause electrocution, fire, or costly damage.

DIY electrical work (or using unlicensed persons) can lead to serious risks – from electrocution to house fires – and is illegal in many cases. Electrical safety protocols and licensing exist to protect you and your property.

Please ensure the work area is clean and accessible. Turn off the power at the consumer unit if instructed for safety. If you have specific appliances, know their make/model, or can outline the issue clearly – it’ll help us troubleshoot faster.