ELECTRICIAN TAREN POINT

Most days, yes. We are on the road Monday to Friday between 7am and 5:30pm, and Saturday from 7am until 2pm, but not on Sundays. Taren Point is only a short drive along our shire routes, so ring 02 8999 3691 early. A production line stopped, a burning smell or complete loss of power moves your job forward.

An electrician inspects the site first. In a warehouse we check the main board, available capacity, cable routes and access equipment needed; at home we look at the switchboard, roof space and walls involved. You then receive a fixed written figure. Additional work is priced and approved separately, so the final invoice matches what you agreed.

Where the building already has three-phase supply, yes. We assess spare capacity on the main board, run new circuits to machines or outlets, and balance loads across the phases. If the site needs a bigger supply from the network, that involves your retailer and an accredited provider; we do not do network connections or service mains, but we coordinate the internal side.

Older high-bay fittings often use metal halide or sodium lamps that are slow to strike and wear out. We replace them with LED high-bays that come on instantly, give more even light across racking and last far longer. We can also add sensors for rarely used aisles and emergency lighting where the building needs it.

Yes, and it is one of our most common Taren Point requests given the older age profile. We add brighter lighting in hallways and bathrooms, fit illuminated or larger switches, install sensor lights at entries and steps, and test existing safety switches. Hard-wired, interconnected smoke alarms make sure an alarm in one room is heard throughout the house.

We do, working with the village management and residents. Faults can sit either inside a residence or on shared infrastructure, so we confirm responsibility before starting and report to both the resident and the operator. Typical jobs include lighting upgrades, extra power points, safety switch testing and fault finding on older circuits.

Exposure to salt air near the river mouth and Botany Bay means standard fittings corrode faster. We use weather-rated or marine-grade lights and outlets, seal cable entries and ensure every outdoor circuit has RCD protection. Regular checks catch early corrosion before water reaches connections and starts tripping the house.

It depends on where the fault is. Circuits inside your unit, fed from your own board, are generally the owner’s responsibility; main switchboards, common-area lighting and shared supply usually belong to the owners corporation. With a third of Taren Point dwellings being flats, we trace these faults often and provide written findings for owners and the strata manager.

Yes. For businesses we assess the main board and design circuits for one or several chargers in the car park. For a house, our electrician measures headroom on the board, lays a separate feed to where the car sleeps and fixes a wallbox that suits it. Taren Point averaged 1.8 vehicles per dwelling in 2021, so many homes have room for one.

All of Taren Point 2229, including Taren Point Road, Holt Road, Atkinson Road, Bay Road, Toorak and Alexander Avenues, Woodlands Road, the industrial employment area, Woolooware Shores and the streets near the Captain Cook Bridge. We also regularly visit Sylvania Waters, Caringbah, Woolooware, Miranda, Sylvania, Kangaroo Point, Gymea and Cronulla.