No.1 Electrical Service is an ASP Level 2 accredited electrical contractor. That means we're authorised to work on the part of your electrical supply that ordinary electricians can't touch: the service line from the street, your point of attachment, your metering and your connection to the network.
Most electricians are licensed to work inside your property only. As soon as a job involves the service mains, the meter connection, or disconnecting and reconnecting supply, they need to bring in a Level 2 ASP. Because we hold both the electrical contractor licence and Level 2 accreditation, you deal with one contractor, one quote and one crew.
We handle the paperwork too. Network-side work is notified to the network operator with a Notification of Service Work, and every job is finished with a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work (CCEW), so your connection is legal, safe and documented.
What's included
- Overhead service line installation and repair
- Underground service line installation and repair
- Disconnection and reconnection of supply
- Meter installation, upgrades and relocation
- Energising new connections
- Consumer mains and point of attachment repairs
- Single-phase to three-phase upgrades
- Private power poles
- Defect notice rectification
Frequently asked questions
What is a Level 2 ASP?
An Accredited Service Provider (ASP) Level 2 is an electrician accredited under the NSW Government's ASP scheme to work on the low-voltage network that connects your property. Network operators such as Ausgrid and Endeavour Energy only allow accredited Level 2 contractors to do this work.
Do I need a Level 2 electrician or a regular electrician?
If the job is inside your home (power points, lights, switchboard internals, rewiring), a regular licensed electrician is fine. If it involves the service line, the meter, your point of attachment or disconnecting supply from the street, you need a Level 2. We do both, so if you're not sure, just call and we'll tell you.
Will I need to contact Ausgrid or Endeavour Energy myself?
Usually not. We lodge the required notifications and paperwork with the network operator as part of the job, and we let you know if anything needs your signature or a call to your electricity retailer.