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Redoing a kitchen or adding a room out the back? Wiring needs planning before the plasterer arrives. We walk the site with your builder for free, then agree one fixed price.
Tell us what needs doing. We work out the number before anyone starts.
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What is on at the moment. Mention it when you ring and it goes on the quote.

No call-out fee, day or night. We look at the job and give you a fixed price before anyone picks up a tool.
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First time using us? Your first job comes off 15%, whatever it is.
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If you hold a seniors or pensioner card, mention it when you book and the discount goes straight onto the quote.
Call to bookThese shape the electrical scope, and most are cheaper to sort while the walls are open.
An induction cooktop, wall oven and dishwasher each want their own circuit, and induction often needs heavier cable from the board.
AS/NZS 3000 sets zones around baths and showers that limit which fittings go where and what IP rating each needs.
Pre-1960s houses often hide rubber or cotton covered cable with no earth. It crumbles when disturbed and shouldn't be extended.
New circuits need safety switch protection. A full board or ceramic fuses usually means upgrading it as part of the reno.
Downlight spacing, pendants and switch positions need settling before the ceiling sheets go up, or you end up with patches.
Laying new insulation over old downlights is a common fire risk. Fittings need the right contact rating or clearance.
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Each room brings its own rules and its own list of appliances.

Dedicated circuits for the cooktop and oven, a cooktop isolator, and power in the island, pantry and appliance cupboard.

Exhaust fans get ducted outside. Towel rails, heaters and lights are placed and rated to suit the zones around the wet areas.

We lay out downlights, pendants and under-cabinet strips around how you use the room, with dimmers matched to the fittings.

New space gets circuits or a sub-board after a supply check, and a second storey may mean moving the point of attachment.

Power points where the desk goes, USB outlets, and data points cabled back to the NBN connection before the walls are sheeted.

Old rubber or cotton covered cable comes out of the renovated rooms, or the whole house, while the plaster is already off.
Renovation wiring happens over two visits, and most of the planning pays off in the gap between.
We go through each room with you and your builder, mark power, switches and lights on the plans, and note anything affecting the board.
The existing switchboard gets tested for space and protection for the new circuits, and we check whether the supply needs to grow.
One price for the agreed scope, staged to suit the builder's program. Any changes you ask for are priced and agreed first.
Once the frame is up and before insulation and plaster, we run every cable, fix brackets and set out downlight and appliance positions.
After tiling, cabinets and painting, we come back to fit switches, power points, lights, fans and appliances.
Each new circuit is tested and each safety switch trip tested. We lodge the CCEW and give copies to you and your builder.
Photographs of jobs we finished and handed back. Our own work, not stock.

From the first phone call to the final test, this is how it runs.
Day or night. Tell us what is happening. If it sounds dangerous, we tell you what to switch off while we get moving.
Urgent faults go to the next available electrician. Planned work gets a set day so you are not waiting around.
We work out what is actually wrong on site rather than guessing over the phone. The visit costs you nothing.
Written down and explained before anyone starts. Nothing happens until you say yes.
Done to the Wiring Rules with the right parts. Dust sheets go down wherever we are working.
Every circuit we touch is tested before we leave. Where the law requires a compliance certificate, you get one.
The quote is the invoice. Our labour stays guaranteed for as long as you own the property.
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You can hold us to these on every job.
Coming out to look costs nothing, day or night, whether you go ahead or not.
Agreed before work starts. The quote is the invoice.
If something unforeseen turns up, we stop and talk to you first.
If our workmanship fails, we come back and fix it, for as long as you own the property.
Our labour guarantee is extra to your rights under Australian Consumer Law and the NSW Home Building Act.
If your house does any of these now, the renovation is the cheapest time to sort it.
The circuits or supply are already working hard, before you add anything new.
You need more outlets in the right places, which is easiest during a reno.
New circuits need safety switch protection, so expect a board upgrade.
Likely old rubber insulated wiring, which should be replaced, not extended.
That's an overheating connection. Stop using it and ring us now, not at reno time.
Water is getting in somewhere outside, and that needs finding before you build onto it.
Swap them for LED while the ceiling is open and the insulation is being redone.
Rough-in is closer than you think, so get the electrical plan sorted now.
A warm or scorched power point is urgent. Two or more of the others means book the walk-through early.
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Homes and fit-outs follow the same wiring rules, but the program and the people involved differ.

We work with your builder, or directly with you on an owner-builder job.

Power and lighting follow the new floor plan, with work timed around trading hours.
We take renovation wiring right across Sydney, up the Central Coast and into the Blue Mountains. Open your area to find your suburb.
Matched to this kind of work where customers mention it, straight from our Google listing.
Jay is super knowledgeable and has such a great can-do attitude! He really helped us with our bathroom and kitchen renovations, giving honest advice on what would work best...
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Great experience with Jahfar! He was professional, caring, and did a high-quality job on my kitchen renovation and powerboard check. He even patiently waited for me to finish...
I have relied on Jahfar and his team throughout our renovations and they never disappoint. They show excellent customer services and they are always on top of everything...
We want to express our gratitude to Jahfar (Jay) and his team for the outstanding work they provided during our recent renovations. …
Not only was the outcome of his job perfect but so was his exceptional service. We were beyond satisfied with his efforts and professionalism in which he paid attention to...
Renovating a house is very overwhelming, but when you work with professional, talented, experienced and reliable trades people, everything becomes easier. Jahfer is very...
Jay did an amazing job on my bathroom. Really responsive, gave good suggestions and went above and beyond. Thank you!!!
Jay is absolutely amazing!!! When I decided to install solar I was told I needed to upgrade my switchboard because of safety issue, then turned out I also needed to update...
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I have recently called Aus Electrical & Data Services to get a quote for downlights around my house, sensor lights on the side and entry area. Jahfar is very responsive as I...
Jahfar and his team are second to none. It is shown through his services that i recently used that he is capable of handling absolute quality work of a professional...
I used J and his team to upgrade my parents panel. He was honest and upfront about costing. We spoke about doing some outdoor lighting for the backyard at my place, I spoke...
Outstanding and professional electricians with fair pricing. They arrived on time and even though there was an issue with road closures in my area at the time that I was...
I had an excellent experience with Aus Electrical and Data Services. From start to finish, the service was outstanding. He was extremely professional, arrived right on time...
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The hardest part of getting electrical work done in Sydney is not the work. It is finding someone who shows up when they said they would, tells you the price before they start, and does not leave you chasing them for a certificate afterwards.
Sydney is inside our normal run, as are Sydenham, Sydney, Sydney Olympic Park. We quote the whole job as one number before we start, and we do not charge to come and look at it.
Sydney has the mix you find across a lot of Sydney: older homes still running the board they were built with, sitting next to places that have been renovated two or three times. Both throw up their own problems, and both are jobs we do every week.
Renovating in Sydney is usually when the wiring gets looked at properly for the first time in decades. Better to know before the walls close up.
A renovation is the only time the walls are open, which makes it the cheapest moment in the life of a house to fix its wiring. Doing it later means cutting into finished plaster and paying twice.
The common mistake is designing the layout around where the outlets already are. Work out where furniture, benches and appliances will actually go first, then place the outlets. It costs almost nothing extra at rough in stage and everything later.
If the house around Sydney still has its original board or any cloth insulated wiring, a renovation is the point to deal with it. Adding a new kitchen to sixty year old wiring just moves the problem.
Age is the biggest single factor. Wiring installed decades ago was sized for a very different household, and insulation on older cable gets brittle and cracks, particularly in roof spaces that heat up through summer.
Rodents are a genuine cause and an unglamorous one. Possums and rats in the roof chew cable insulation, and the fault that follows can be intermittent and hard to trace.
The real answer is that it depends on the condition of what is already there. That is not a dodge, it is why we come and look before quoting rather than pricing blind over the phone.
What we can promise is the shape of it. We come out and look for nothing, we work out what the job actually needs, and we give you one fixed number for the whole thing. If we find something unexpected once we are into it, we stop and talk to you rather than adding it to the bill. The number you agreed is the number on the invoice.
An hourly rate puts the risk on you. Every delay, every trip back to the van, every part that turns out to be the wrong one lands on your invoice. That is the opposite of what most people in Sydney actually want, which is to know the number before they say yes.
We price the job, not the time. That means we carry the risk of it taking longer, which is a good incentive for us to turn up prepared. It also means you can say yes or no with the full number in front of you.
Almost nothing, and that is not us protecting our own work. In New South Wales it is against the law for an unlicensed person to do fixed electrical wiring, and the insurance consequences of a fire traced back to unlicensed work are severe. Replacing a plug top on an appliance or changing a lamp is fine. Anything behind the wall or inside the board is not.
What you can usefully do is narrow it down before you ring. Note which circuit trips, whether it trips straight away or after something specific gets switched on, and whether it started after a storm or a new appliance. That saves time on site.
If you rent, electrical repairs to the property itself are the owner's responsibility, and urgent electrical faults fall under urgent repairs in New South Wales. Talk to your agent first. If it is genuinely dangerous, say so clearly, because that changes how quickly it has to be dealt with.
If you manage a strata block around Sydney, we can work on common property and bill the body corporate directly, and we can keep the same electrician on your building so nobody is relearning the site every visit.
The ones we get asked most. If yours is not here, ring and ask.
At the planning stage, before the drawings are final. Appliance choices, lighting and the switchboard all shape the scope, and changes after rough-in cost more. At the latest, talk to us before the frame goes up.
Rough-in is the first visit, after framing and before plaster, when cables are run and brackets fixed. Fit-off comes after tiling, cabinets and painting, when switches, power points, lights and appliances go on. Anything missed at rough-in usually means cutting into finished walls later.
Often. New circuits need safety switch protection and space on the board, and older boards with ceramic fuses or no spare room can't provide either. We check it during the walk-through, and our $250 off switchboard upgrade offer applies if it does need doing.
AS/NZS 3000 divides the space around a bath or shower into zones by how likely it is to get wet. Closer to the water, the rules on what can go in are stricter and fittings need a higher IP rating. Plan power points, heaters, towel rails and lights with the bathroom layout.
It mostly comes down to the number of power points, lights and new circuits, the switchboard, and access through ceilings and floors. You get one fixed price for the agreed scope, and extras are priced before we do them. If something unforeseen turns up behind a wall, we stop and talk first.
Either. We can work as the builder's electrician, timing our visits to their program, or directly for you on an owner-builder job. For residential work over $5,000 in NSW, there's a written contract either way.
Only for parts of the job, such as connecting new circuits to the board. We tell you ahead of time and keep the fridge circuit on wherever we can, which matters if you're living there through the reno.
Probably. Under the Strata Schemes Management Act, changing recessed light fittings or installing or replacing wiring or power points counts as a minor renovation needing owners corporation approval. Check with your strata manager before booking trades.
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Send the job through and we come back with one price for the whole job. If it is urgent, ring instead. The phone is answered day and night.
Your name, number and the job. We come back with one price.
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