Fault call-out
$140
first half hour on site
- An A-Grade electrician at your door
- Repair priced before we carry it out
- Photos of what was found
Then $35 per 15 minutes. Parts are listed on the invoice.
Prices
Know the price before we start
Faults are charged by time because nobody knows the cause yet. Everything else is one fixed price in writing.
Fixed-price job
Best value$190
from, for a new power point
- One written price for the whole job
- Parts and labour included
- Certificate of Electrical Safety
- 12-month workmanship warranty
Power points, lighting, safety switches, switchboards and chargers.
Rental safety check
$240
fixed, per property
- Safety switches trip tested
- Smoke alarms tested and dated
- Report sent to you or your agent
The two-yearly electrical check, with a written report.
| Services | Pricing |
|---|---|
| Switchboard upgrades | from $1,650 |
| Fault finding and repairs | from $140 |
| Power points and lighting | from $190 |
| Safety switches and smoke alarms | from $160 |
| EV charger installation | from $1,200 |
| Rental electrical safety checks | $240 fixed |
All prices are in AUD and include GST. Your final price is confirmed in writing before any work starts. Switchboard upgrades start at $1,650 and EV charger installs at $1,200 plus the charger.
Questions
Asked before most bookings
Straight answers on cost, timing, licences and what happens on the day.
Q.01How much does it cost to get an electrician out?
A fault call-out is $140 including GST, which covers travel and the first half hour on site. After that it is $35 per 15 minutes until the fault is found. Once we know the cause you get a price for the repair before we do it. Planned work such as power points, lights and switchboards is quoted as one fixed price, so there is no call-out fee on top.
Q.02How soon can you come out?
For a fault, ring before 2 pm on a weekday and we will be there the same day. Saturday mornings we take urgent calls as they come. Planned jobs such as new power points or a safety check are usually booked within the week. A switchboard upgrade or an EV charger is typically one to two weeks out, because we check the supply and order parts first.
Q.03Do you give fixed prices?
Yes, for anything we can see or measure before we start: power points, lighting, safety switches, smoke alarms, switchboards, chargers and rental checks. The price is in writing and it is what you pay unless you ask us to add something. Fault finding is the exception. Nobody knows the cause yet, so the search is charged by time and the repair is then priced before we do it.
Q.04Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. The work is carried out by A-Grade electricians and Fenwright Electrical is a Registered Electrical Contractor in Victoria. We hold public liability insurance. Registration details and a certificate of currency are available on request before we start, and you are welcome to ask for them.
Something not right with the power?
Call and talk to an electrician, or send the details and we will ring you back the same business day.