

Everything the job covers
No vague line items. Here's exactly what you get when you book this service.
Placement planning
Points positioned for how you actually use the room, not just where's easy.
Load check first
We confirm the circuit can take the extra points before adding anything.
Quality outlets
Name-brand points, with USB and weatherproof options where they make sense.
Tidy cable runs
Concealed wiring wherever possible, minimal wall disruption, patched neatly.
Testing and certification
Every new point tested, with compliance paperwork supplied.
Fixed price, agreed upfront
Every job is quoted with a fixed price agreed before any work begins. Your exact price depends on:
- Wall type and cable access
- The number of points in the visit
- Whether a new dedicated circuit is needed
What we're usually called for
Extra bedroom powerpoints
Ending the extension lead maze behind beds and desks.
USB outlet upgrades
Charging built into the point, no wall warts needed.
Kitchen bench points
More outlets where the appliances actually live.
Dedicated appliance circuits
Separate circuits for heavy loads like fridges and dryers.
Outdoor and garage points
Weatherproof power where the tools and toys are.
Damaged point replacement
Cracked, loose or scorched outlets replaced safely.
Built on doing it right
Frequently asked questions
Yes, adding or moving a powerpoint is licensed electrical work in Australia. DIY point work is illegal and voids insurance. We make it quick and clean instead.
Usually yes, up to a point. We check the circuit's existing load first. If it's near capacity we'll recommend a new circuit rather than overloading what's there.
Yes, integrated USB-A and USB-C outlets are a popular swap. They charge faster than cheap plug adapters and free up the actual socket for appliances.
Warm points, buzzing, or scorch marks mean a loose or failing connection behind the plate. Stop using that outlet and have it checked, it's one of the most common causes of house fires.
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