Your local Brunswick electrician

We know the wiring behind Brunswick walls

Our workshop is on Watt Street, which means a Brunswick callout is usually a set of traffic lights away rather than an hour on the Ring Road. Most days we're already somewhere between Sydney Road and Nicholson Street.

Brunswick's housing stock is a genuine mix — single-fronted Victorian terraces with wiring that predates the RCD, 1970s walk-up flats, and converted warehouses where someone has run a 10-amp lead to a $6,000 espresso machine. We work on all three every week, so nothing behind your wall is going to surprise us.

What we're called out for in Brunswick

• Switchboard upgrades in period terraces. Ceramic fuses and a single 63A main are still common here. We swap them for a 12-way board with RCBOs, usually in half a day, without cutting up your hallway plaster.
• Warehouse and studio power. Three-phase, dedicated circuits for kilns, compressors and coffee machines, plus proper lighting design for spaces with 5-metre ceilings.
• Heritage-overlay-friendly lighting. Surface conduit and pendant runs that keep the building's character intact and still pass inspection.
• Apartment and body-corporate work. Common-area lighting, meter-board repairs and emergency-exit testing for the blocks around Barkly Square.
• Emergency callouts, 24/7. Power out at 1am on Sydney Road? We answer the phone ourselves — no call centre, no triage queue.

Typical Brunswick housing stock: Victorian and Edwardian terraces, walk-up flats off Albert Street, and warehouse conversions east of Sydney Road.