Power Points
Extra outlets where you actually need them, installed properly instead of run off power boards
Most homes have nowhere near enough power points for how people live now. Older Mandurah houses were wired for a very different set of appliances, and even new builds only get the minimum number the builder had to install.
The result is power boards daisy chained behind the TV and extension leads run through doorways. That is where a lot of household electrical faults start, and it is an easy thing to put right.
Whether it is one outlet for a home office or a 15amp point for a spa, it gets installed on the right circuit with the right protection, and tested before we leave.
What we install
Standard power points
Single or double outlets added to existing circuits where there is capacity to carry them.
Outdoor and weatherproof
Properly rated external outlets, specified for coastal conditions where salt air is a factor.
15amp points
For spas, caravans, welders and anything else that needs more than a standard outlet.
Dedicated circuits
Its own circuit where the appliance warrants it, rather than loading up an existing one.
USB and smart outlets
Combination outlets with USB, and switched points where they make sense.
Home office and workshop
Extra outlets and data points for working from home or a garage set up as a workshop.
Common questions
Can you add power points without wrecking the walls?
Usually, yes. Roof space and wall cavities give access in most homes, so it can be done with minimal patching. Some positions are harder than others, particularly in double brick, and we will tell you upfront if a spot is going to be awkward.
How many can we add to one circuit?
It depends what is already on it and what you intend to plug in. There is no single number. We check the existing load first, and if the circuit is already working hard we will suggest a new one rather than adding to the problem.
Can you put a power point in the garage or shed?
In the garage, usually straightforward. A detached shed is a different job because anything separate from the house needs its own RCD protection.