Power Point Installation for Your Home, Investment Property or Rental

As many as you need, within the capacity of your switchboard and existing circuits. Most homes have room for several additional power points without any switchboard changes. If the board’s at capacity, we’ll tell you upfront and quote a circuit addition if needed.

Common jobs are two to six new outlets — a couple in the kitchen, a few in a home office or living area, maybe one in the garage. We check what you’ve got, confirm what the circuits can handle and quote accordingly.

Yes. We run new wiring from the nearest circuit or the switchboard to wherever you want the outlet. Cable goes through the wall cavity or ceiling space so it’s concealed — no plastic trunking running along your skirting boards unless there’s no other option.

The only thing that sometimes limits placement is access. If the wall backs onto brick, concrete or a spot with no ceiling access above it, the cable route might need to go a different way. We work that out during the quote so you know exactly what to expect.

Yes. In WA, all electrical wiring work has to be done by a licensed electrician. That includes adding new power points, relocating existing ones and upgrading single outlets to doubles. It’s notifiable work and requires a compliance certificate on completion.

DIY electrical work is illegal and voids your insurance. If something goes wrong — a fire, a shock, a claim — and the work wasn’t done by a licensed sparky, you’re not covered. Every power point installation we do is certified and documented.

Minimal cutting, if any. Most of the cable routing goes through wall cavities and ceiling spaces. Where we do need an access point, we keep it small and patch it neatly.

For new power points, the main cut is the outlet hole itself — which is hidden behind the face plate once it’s installed. You won’t see any evidence of the wiring behind it. If the wall is solid brick or there’s limited cavity access, we’ll let you know the options during the quote rather than surprising you on the day.

Depends on how many outlets you’re adding and how far they are from the nearest circuit. A single additional power point on an existing circuit close to the switchboard is the cheaper end. Multiple outlets across different rooms with new cable runs cost more.

Fixed quote upfront. No call-out fee. Tell us what you need and where — we’ll send through a price, usually within 24 hours.