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Not all lights can be installed, replaced, or serviced from a ladder. We are experienced and licensed to use equipment such as Elevated Work Platforms (EWP's) for safe and efficient installation/service work

External 'up/down' feature lights not only enhance the appearance of your home but also provide added security and peace of mind during the night

Residential switchboard work

(note: both photos "work in progress")

Dining/kitchen area lights upgrade: simple outdated "batten holders" out and new "pendants" in.

More light, better look.

There’s no need to patch or paint the ceiling, as we ensure that no unnecessary holes are drilled and no fingerprint markings are left behind.

An addition of weatherproof power outlet next to meter/switchboard panel.

This wall "up/down" feature lights can provide a pleasant, even brightness and help conceal imperfections, but they require careful design and installation to achieve the desired effect

This series of outlets and switches is designed to maintain an IP rating (protection against dust and water ingress).

While they may appear bulkier, the matching IP-rated plugs ensure the safe operation of your electrical equipment exposed to dust and water.

Installing a set of ceiling fans for the summer and infrared heaters for the winter will enhance the comfort of your outdoor space year-round

Please note the black power outlet and matching black wiring enclosure, designed to create a sleek look that complements the black infrared heater

Replacing the outdated switchboard with a single 'safety switch' (also known as 'RCD' or 'Residual Current Device') that simultaneously protects all circuits, along with a new switchboard featuring individual protective devices for each circuit.

Why is this important? In the event of a fault, a protective device will trip, leaving only the affected circuit offline instead of the entire house!

Replacement of "batten holder" type lights with "spot lights"

An old meter panel and switchboard upgrade including relocation to outside of the building:

- removal of old analogue meters and fuse-type switchboard

- installation of a new cabinet incorporating both - new digital meters and modern protective devices

- extension of wiring, fault finding, re-connection and testing

Unusual transformation of a standard "trussed" roof into an open roof space with addition of "spot" lights.

This custom project required precise cutting of enclosures to conceal all wiring, as well as careful measurement of the spacing for each light fitting.

Total of 16 spot lights divided into 4 groups, each group on an individual switch.

Another example of how a simple 'batten holder' light can be transformed into an attractive 'pendant' light.