Residential
Repairs, rewires, switchboards, lighting and safety work for houses, units and renovations. Call and you speak to someone who does the work.
Licensed electrical contractor. NSW Lic No. 483884C and QLD Lic No. 1514062.
Licensed and accredited
A licensed electrical contractor in NSW and Queensland, NSW Lic No. 483884C and QLD Lic No. 1514062, and SAA accredited for solar.
Northern Rivers local
Based in the region and working in it, not a call centre in another state.
Clear pricing agreed up front
We explain what the job needs in plain terms, with clear pricing agreed up front. Quotes on request.
One team for the whole house
Repairs, switchboards, lighting and solar all handled by the same crew.
Capabilities
From fault finding on a Tuesday morning to the full electrical package on a new build. Same crew either way.
Power out, a safety switch that keeps tripping, one circuit dead and the rest fine. We track down what is actually causing it rather than swapping parts and hoping, tell you what we found, and fix it.
Older Northern Rivers homes often still have ceramic fuses and no safety switches. A switchboard upgrade is the single biggest safety improvement most houses can make, and it is usually a one-day job.
The part of the job people actually live with. Downlights, pendants, wall lights, outdoor lighting, extra power points and ceiling fans. If you have already chosen fittings we will install them. If you have not, we will tell you what works in the space.
Full rough-in and fit-off, working to the builder's program. Worth getting us in early: lighting and power decisions are cheap to make on a plan and expensive to change once the plasterboard is on.
FAQ
The Northern Rivers, NSW. Ballina, Byron Bay, Lennox Head, Bangalow, Alstonville, Lismore, Goonellabah, Mullumbimby, Brunswick Heads, Ocean Shores, Evans Head, Casino and Kyogle, and most places between them. If you are not sure, ring and ask.
Yes. Alliance Electrical Contractors is a licensed electrical contractor in NSW and Queensland, NSW Lic No. 483884C and QLD Lic No. 1514062. We are also SAA accredited for solar work.
It means the switch is doing its job: it has detected current going somewhere it should not. Usually that is a faulty appliance, water in an outdoor circuit or damaged cable. Unplug everything on that circuit and try resetting it once. If it trips again, leave it off and call an electrician, because a repeatedly tripping RCD is a fault, not a nuisance.
If your board still has ceramic fuses, or no safety switches, then yes, and it is the single biggest safety improvement most older homes can make. Anything installed since the early 2000s is likely to have RCDs already. We can look and tell you either way.
In NSW, every home needs working smoke alarms on every storey, and in or near sleeping areas. Rental properties have extra obligations on the landlord. We supply, install and test them, and can check what your place currently has.
Yes, as long as they are compliant fittings sold for use in Australia. Bring them home and we will fit them. If you are still choosing, ask us first, because some fittings are much easier to install than others.
Yes. All electrical work is warranted against defects in workmanship for 24 months from completion, and the warranty transfers to a new owner if you sell inside that period. Materials and components are covered by the manufacturer's warranty. If something we did is not right, we come back and put it right.
Call or send the job details through the quote form. We ask enough questions to know what the work actually involves, then agree clear pricing with you up front. Quotes on request.
Service area
If you are somewhere near one of these, we can get to you.
Not on the list? Give us a call and ask, we cover most of the region.
Call 0483 908 571Call and talk to a licensed sparky, or send the job details through and we will come back to you.
