Where the current runs
Where we work
We're on the road across Joondalup, Stirling & Wanneroo every day from our base in Kallaroo. No travel surcharge inside our area. If your suburb isn't listed, call anyway: 0411 553 089.
City of Joondalup · 6027
Joondalup
Joondalup was planned as the northern suburbs' city centre and most of it went up from the late 1980s through the 2000s, so the housing is a mix of 90s family homes on the residential streets, townhouses and apartments around the CBD, and a lot of strata and commercial property near Lakeside, the train station, the university and the health campus. Homes from the 90s often have boards that were adequate then but are now running an induction cooktop, a pool pump, a home office and an EV charger at once. On the commercial side, tenancy changes in the CBD mean regular fit-out and compliance work.
Electrician in Joondalup →City of Wanneroo · 6065
Wanneroo
Wanneroo is one of the older centres in the north, and it shows in the variety: 1970s and 80s homes around the town centre and Wanneroo Road, newer estates filling in around them, and special-rural and larger blocks to the east where properties have sheds, workshops, bore pumps and long cable runs to outbuildings. That mix means very different electrical jobs from one street to the next — a ceramic fuse board still in place on one property, a workshop that needs a proper sub-main and three-phase supply on the next.
Electrician in Wanneroo →City of Stirling · 6021
Stirling
The suburb of Stirling sits between Karrinyup and the Mitchell Freeway, and most of its homes are 1970s and 80s brick-and-tile on decent-sized blocks. Plenty have been renovated or extended over the years, and it's common to find a board that has had circuits added piecemeal by different people over four decades. The Stirling train station and Osborne Park business precinct are on the doorstep, so we also see a steady amount of small commercial work nearby.
Electrician in Stirling →City of Joondalup · 6025
Kallaroo
Kallaroo is our home suburb. It's mostly 1970s and 80s brick-and-tile homes on generous blocks between Whitfords Avenue and Mullaloo Beach, with the ocean close enough that salt air shortens the life of outdoor fittings, meter boxes and switchboard components. A lot of homes still have their original boards and wiring, and a lot have pools, so pool pump circuits, outdoor power and safety switch coverage come up constantly.
Electrician in Kallaroo →City of Joondalup · 6025
Hillarys
Hillarys is mostly 1980s and 90s housing, with larger homes towards the coast and around the boat harbour, and many properties have been renovated substantially since. Being right on the ocean, outdoor electrical gear suffers from salt exposure just as it does in Kallaroo and Mullaloo. Bigger homes here tend to carry bigger loads too — pools, multiple living areas, home theatres, and increasingly an EV in the garage — which is where a board from the 80s starts to struggle.
Electrician in Hillarys →City of Joondalup · 6023
Duncraig
Duncraig is classic 1970s and 80s brick-and-tile on big blocks, and it's one of the most renovated suburbs in the north — extensions, second storeys, granny flats and pools are everywhere. That makes for a lot of electrical work that's really about the switchboard: an original board that has had a kitchen, an alfresco and a granny flat added onto it over the years, often without the capacity or the safety switch coverage to match. Rewiring older sections during a renovation is common too.
Electrician in Duncraig →City of Joondalup · 6028
Currambine
Currambine was built mostly through the 1990s and 2000s, so the homes are newer than Kallaroo or Duncraig and the boards generally have safety switches from day one. The work here is more about adding to a good base than fixing an old one: ceiling fans, extra power points, outdoor entertaining areas, home offices, and EV chargers for the growing number of electric cars in the driveway. Currambine station and Currambine Central mean a bit of small commercial work in the precinct as well.
Electrician in Currambine →City of Stirling · 6019
Scarborough
Scarborough has some of the most varied housing in the City of Stirling: original beach cottages and 1950s–70s homes on the back streets, walk-up unit blocks from the 60s and 70s, and a wave of new apartments since the foreshore redevelopment. The older cottages and units are where the real electrical risk sits — original wiring, boards without safety switches, and decades of salt air on anything outdoors. The newer apartments bring strata work: common-area lighting, distribution boards and compliance testing.
Electrician in Scarborough →City of Wanneroo · 6030
Clarkson
Clarkson grew quickly through the 1990s and 2000s around the train station and Ocean Keys, so most homes are of that era: safety switches fitted from new, but boards that are now being asked to run a lot more than they were built for. It's also a suburb with a high share of rental properties, which brings regular safety switch and smoke alarm compliance work for landlords and property managers, and the usual round of extra power points, fans and outdoor circuits for owners.
Electrician in Clarkson →City of Wanneroo · 6036
Butler
Butler is one of the newest suburbs we work in — most of it was built from the mid-2000s onward around Butler station and the Brighton estate — so the electrical work here is almost never about old wiring. It's about adding what the builder didn't include: more power points than the standard allowance, a proper circuit for the garage or workshop, alfresco lighting and power, ceiling fans in every bedroom, and an EV charger. Newer boards usually have the capacity; the job is doing the additions properly and getting them certified.
Electrician in Butler →City of Joondalup · 6026
Kingsley
Kingsley is 1970s and 80s brick-and-tile on large, leafy blocks, and like Duncraig it has been renovated heavily over the years — extensions, pools, workshops in the backyard and second living areas are common. The electrical story is familiar: original switchboards that have absorbed forty years of additions and now lack capacity or safety switch coverage, and outdoor circuits for pools and sheds that were never quite done right. Kingsley Village and the surrounding streets also have a handful of small commercial premises.
Electrician in Kingsley →City of Joondalup · 6025
Padbury
Padbury is one of the older suburbs in the City of Joondalup, mostly 1970s brick-and-tile, and a good share of its homes still have their original switchboard and wiring. Ceramic fuses, no safety switches, halogen downlights that run hot, and power points that have loosened with age are all typical. It's also close enough to the coast that outdoor fittings wear faster than they would inland. Padbury is right next to our base in Kallaroo, so it's some of the quickest work we get to.
Electrician in Padbury →City of Stirling · 6018
Karrinyup
Karrinyup has 1960s–80s homes on large blocks, many of them renovated to a high standard, alongside a new generation of apartments around the redeveloped Karrinyup Shopping Centre. The older homes bring the usual switchboard and rewiring work, but here it's often part of a bigger renovation with a real lighting design, a home theatre, a pool and an EV charger all on the list. The apartment side brings strata common-area work and individual lot fit-outs.
Electrician in Karrinyup →City of Stirling · 6021
Balcatta
Balcatta is two suburbs in one: 1960s and 70s homes on the residential streets, and the Balcatta industrial area — factories, warehouses, workshops and showrooms — which is one of the biggest concentrations of small commercial premises in the north. That's where much of the work is: three-phase supply for machinery, warehouse and high-bay lighting, tenancy fit-outs when a unit changes hands, and the routine safety switch testing and tagging that commercial tenancies need. On the residential side, original boards and wiring are still common.
Electrician in Balcatta →