Overview
You’ll have a panel and circuits that are labelled, testable, and ready for inspection, with the EV charger or upgraded loads running without nuisance trips or hot spots.
You’ll finish with a system an inspector can sign off, and power you can leave on without guessing. Next, we’ll confirm the scope on a quick site check and lock in a schedule.
We start by making the site safe and keeping as much power on as we can, then test and trace until we can point to the cause. If anything needs opening up, you’ll see what, where, and why before we touch it. From there we repair, upgrade, and label so the next service call is simpler, not harder.
About us
We’re a Victoria-based electrical crew that does the everyday mix of electrical work: service calls, rewires, tenant improvements, new construction, lighting upgrades, and EV chargers. The work stays organised because we split roles on purpose. The person troubleshooting is not also the person trying to book inspections and chase parts.
People usually call us when they need the job to end cleanly. We don’t leave a half-finished panel overnight, and we don’t turn fault-finding into an open-ended hunt. We write down what we tested, what we found, and what would change the price before anything gets opened up or replaced.
Who you will work with
You’ll have one lead on site and the rest of the team behind them for panels, scheduling, and inspection paperwork.
Team
Megan Caldwell, Service electrician. Megan handles service calls and troubleshooting. She works from the panel outward, so you know what’s safe to leave on while we test.
Liam O'Rourke, Commercial foreman. Liam runs commercial fit-outs and tenant improvements. He keeps shutdowns timed and staged so other trades can keep moving.
Harpreet Dhaliwal, Panel and rewire lead. Harpreet leads panel changes and rewires. He sets up temporary feeds when needed and finishes the day with covers on and circuits identified.
Noah Jensen, Estimator and scheduler. Noah estimates and schedules. He lines up permits, inspection timing, and long-lead gear so you’re not waiting with a dark panel.
Selected work
These are the kinds of electrical jobs we get called for when the priority is a clean inspection and power that stays on.
Portfolio
EV charger and panel swap. Replaced a Federal Pioneer/Stab-Lok panel, added a 40A Level 2 EV charger circuit, and updated grounding and bonding. Inspection passed on the first visit and the charger was live the same day.
Heritage building trip troubleshooting. Tracked nuisance trips to a shared neutral and a heat-damaged splice in an older junction. Rebuilt the connection, rebalanced the load, and documented the test results for the inspector.
Common-area LED retrofit. Swapped failing fluorescent fixtures for LED in hallways and stairwells, added occupancy sensors, and set lighting levels for safe egress. Tenants stopped reporting flicker and random shutoffs.
“They explained the options, kept power on, and the inspection was straightforward.”
Facilities manager, a mixed-use building
Intermittent trip diagnosis
A building had breakers that tripped a few times a week with no pattern. We mapped the circuits, tested under load, and isolated the fault to one branch instead of chasing the whole site.
TARGETED ACCESS, NOT GUESSING
We opened two small access points to confirm a damaged splice and a shared neutral. Keeping access limited meant the repair stayed contained and the patching stayed simple.
REPAIR AND RE-BALANCE
We replaced the damaged connection, corrected the neutral handling, and rebalanced the load across phases. The nuisance trips stopped immediately and the panel ran cooler under the same demand.
Numbers from this job
Power-off time was 55 minutes total, spread across two planned shutoffs. The final inspection passed on the first visit, and we logged 11 test readings in the handover notes.
WHAT CHANGED AFTER
After the repair, the building ran for 30 days with zero repeat trips on the affected circuit, and the client had a clear map of what was on that breaker for future work.
What it costs
These are starting points based on how long testing takes and what we find at the panel. We’ll confirm the number before we open anything up.
Priced items
Getting started
You’ll have a tidy, inspection-ready package at the end, with the details you’ll need the next time anything gets changed or added.
1. A written scope for the agreed electrical work 2. Panel schedule and circuit labelling you can read at a glance 3. Photos of key rough-in and final connections where useful for future access decisions
Signature
Fee summary
Make the site safe and keep essentials running
We start by confirming what must stay on and what can be shut down. Most jobs begin with a short planned outage, then we bring back the circuits you need while we work through the rest. 15 to 45 minutes up front is typical.
TEST, TRACE, AND PROVE THE FAULT
For nuisance trips and mystery outages, we work from the panel outward: load tests, continuity checks, and tracing. You’ll get a plain explanation of what we know, what we still need to test, and what the next test will tell us. 1 to 3 hours on most service calls.
Agree on any opening up before it happens
If we need to open a wall or ceiling, we’ll show you the exact spot and explain what we expect to find there. You approve that step before we cut. If the access grows, it’s because the wiring path forces it, not because we drifted.
FINISH FOR INSPECTION AND HANDOVER
We book the inspection when the work is ready, not when it’s halfway there. Before we leave, we reinstall covers, label circuits, torque and recheck terminations where required, and walk you through what changed. Most upgrades wrap in 1 to 3 days depending on scope.
Payment
To book electrical work, the invoice is 40% of the price when you sign. The remaining 60% is invoiced when finished work is handed over. Every invoice is payable within 14 days.
Changes. If testing shows a different fault, or the wiring path forces more access, we’ll stop and price that step before we do it. Any change is approved by you in writing before we proceed.
Access. You’ll make sure we can reach the panel, meters, and the areas we need to test during the booked window, with pets secured. If we arrive and can’t access the work, we’ll need to reschedule.
Outages. Electrical work can require planned shut-downs for safe testing and terminations. We’ll confirm what must stay on, then bring back the circuits you need first as we work through the rest.
Openings
We do not open walls or ceilings without showing you the exact spot first and getting approval for that step. If we open an access point, we leave it safe and covered when we finish for the day.
Permits and inspection. Where a permit or inspection is required, we’ll book it when the work is ready for sign-off. If an inspection time is set by the authority, the schedule moves to match that booking.
Handover and ownership. When the balance is paid, you own the finished electrical work and any installed materials we supplied for it. Until then, our notes and readings from testing stay ours, even if you share them.
