Upfront pricing, no surprises
Every job is different, so we price it properly. Here is exactly how that works and what affects the cost.
From enquiry to agreed price
Tell us about the job
Call, text photos or send the quote form. Photos of the switchboard, meter box or notice help a lot.
We assess it
Simple jobs can often be priced from photos. Level 2 and larger jobs usually need a quick site check first.
You get a written price
A clear quote showing what is included. Nothing starts until you agree to it.
No surprise extras
If we uncover something unexpected, we stop, explain it, and you decide before any extra work.
The main cost factors
Solar and battery
- System size, and the panel and inverter you choose
- Roof type, pitch and height, and how much of it is usable
- Whether the switchboard or consumer mains need upgrading first
- Battery capacity, and whether you want backup circuits in a blackout
- What the federal and NSW incentives take off, which changes through the year
- Single-phase or three-phase supply
Level 2 and service work
- Overhead or underground service, and how far it runs
- Trenching, boring or conduit work
- Whether a planned outage must be booked with the network
- Condition of the point of attachment and meter box
- Private pole material and site access
Switchboards and supply upgrades
- Number of circuits and safety switches needed
- Single-phase or three-phase
- Whether consumer mains also need upgrading
- Asbestos-backed panels that must be removed
- Relocating the meter box or switchboard
Repairs and general electrical
- Time to find the fault
- Access in ceilings, walls and under floors
- Fittings and materials you choose
- Number of points or lights
- Whether work can be grouped into one visit
Pricing FAQs
Can you give me a price over the phone?
For simple jobs, often yes, especially if you text photos. For Level 2 work and larger jobs we will usually need to see the site first so the quote is accurate and does not change later.
Why do Level 2 jobs cost more than regular electrical work?
Network-side work needs Level 2 accreditation, extra safety procedures, specialised equipment, and paperwork lodged with the network operator. It is also work that must be done exactly right.
Do I pay extra for the compliance certificate?
No. Issuing a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work is part of doing the job properly and is included.
Want a price for your job?
Text us a few photos or call. We will tell you if we can price it straight away or need a quick look.