Electrician Inner West

The Inner West is terrace country, and we have rewired more of them than we can count. From the ornate Victorians in Annandale and Balmain to the workers cottages in Marrickville and Newtown, these homes share a common problem: they were built for gas lighting, not for running a ducted air conditioner, home office, and induction cooktop all at once.

If you own a terrace in the Inner West, chances are your switchboard is stuffed into a cupboard under the stairs or wedged behind the laundry door. These tiny spaces make upgrades tricky, but we have figured out how to fit modern RCD-protected boards into spots that seem impossible. We also know how to run new cables through century-old lath and plaster without destroying your ceilings. It takes patience and the right technique, but that is what separates a proper rewire from a hack job.

The Inner West cafe and restaurant scene keeps us busy on the commercial side. King Street in Newtown, Marrickville Road, the Leichhardt strip. These fit-outs run to tight timelines because every day you are not open is money lost. We can handle the three-phase for your commercial kitchen, sort out the exhaust fan circuits, and make sure your lighting plan actually works with your menu boards and displays. We coordinate with council requirements and get the compliance certificates you need to open on time.

For the warehouse conversions popping up through Alexandria, St Peters, and Tempe, we assess what industrial infrastructure is already there. Sometimes there is existing three-phase worth keeping, sometimes the whole lot needs replacing. Either way, we give you a straight answer about what it will take to make the space work for residential or mixed use.

We are based in the Inner West ourselves, so call-outs are quick and we genuinely know the area.