What we do
- New double power points in any room
- USB-A and USB-C outlets
- Weatherproof outdoor power
- Dedicated circuits for ovens, cooktops, air conditioners and heaters
- Power for garages, granny flats and sheds
- Replacing damaged, loose or scorched outlets
Busy households
Many St George homes house large or multi-generational families, with more appliances, more devices and more people working from home. Overloaded power boards and double adaptors are a common sight on our jobs, and adding properly installed outlets is a cheap safety fix.
Kitchens in older bungalows rarely have enough outlets on the bench. We add them on their own circuit, so the kettle, air fryer and microwave can run together without tripping.
Warning signs
If a power point feels warm, smells hot or crackles, stop using it and call us.
Power Points FAQs
Can you add power points to my kitchen bench?
Yes, usually on a new circuit so heavy appliances don't overload an old one.
Is DIY power point replacement legal in NSW?
No. It must be done by a licensed electrician.
Can you add power to my garage?
Yes, with safety switch protection and outlets suitable for the tools you use.
Related services
Power Points across the St George
- Electrician Hurstville
- Electrician Kogarah
- Electrician Rockdale
- Electrician Bexley
- Electrician Arncliffe
- Electrician Penshurst
- Electrician Beverly Hills
- Electrician Sans Souci
- Electrician Carlton
- Electrician Allawah
- Electrician Narwee
- Electrician Carss Park
- Electrician Kyle Bay
- Electrician Blakehurst
- Electrician Ramsgate