- Job
- Fault finding, safety switch tripping
- Photo
- Old fuse board, attached
- Visit
- Thursday 7:30 am
- Who
- Mia




Your sparkie, booked this week.
Four licensed electricians from Bayside to the Mornington Peninsula. Text us a photo and get a fixed price and a time.
The quote is the price.
Brighton to Sorrento. Lighting, switchboards, EV chargers and fault finding.
Text a photo instead.
Snap the switchboard, the dead powerpoint or the spot for a new light. Mia looks at it and texts back what it needs and when we can come.
Safety switch keeps tripping when the kettle goes on
Try it: tap send. It's a sample, so nothing goes anywhere.
What we do most weeks.
If it has wires and it's playing up, call us. If it's not our kind of job, we'll tell you who to ring.
Switchboard upgrades
Old fuses out, safety switches in. The best thing you can do for an older house.
Lighting
Pendants, LED strips, downlights and dimmers that don't buzz.
Powerpoints
More of them, in the places you actually need them, with USB where it helps.
EV chargers
On their own circuit and set up to charge overnight.
Smoke alarms
Linked alarms that meet the current rules, tested before we leave.
Fault finding
Tripping switches, dead circuits, flickering lights. We find it and explain it in plain English.
Neat is not optional.
The same wall in Seaford, one Monday apart. Drag the line to compare.
Switchboard upgrade, Seaford. Twelve circuits, each on its own safety switch.


Four sparkies. One number.
Mia runs the crew out of Seaford. You deal with the same people from the first text to the last tidy-up.
- Mia, runs the crew
- Priya
- Josh
- Tane
Bayside to the Peninsula.
We're based in Seaford, halfway down the bay. If your suburb is on the line, we're there most weeks.
- Brighton
- Sandringham
- Mentone
- Mordialloc
- Chelsea
- Carrum
- Seaford Home base
- Frankston
- Mount Eliza
- Mornington
- Mount Martha
- Dromana
- Rosebud
- Rye
- Sorrento
Power's out? Text a photo.
Weekdays 7 am to 4 pm. Miss us after hours and you'll get a text back, then a call first thing.