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Electrical Installations in Melbourne

New electrical installations for homes, renovations and businesses across Melbourne by SparkAir.

REC 37544ARCtick L214305ABN 44 802 927 696
New double outlet rough-in with blue TPS cable in a timber stud wall.

Compliant

AS/NZS 3000 Wiring Rules

01Overview

What we do

SparkAir handles residential and small commercial electrical installations across Melbourne — new circuits, powerpoints, sub-boards, appliance connections and full renovation rough-ins. All work is carried out by a licensed electrician (REC 37544) to the AS/NZS 3000 Wiring Rules, with the required Electrical Safety Certificate on completion.

To scope a new installation, call 0422 705 075 or request a quote.

Blue TPS cable run neatly through drilled timber ceiling joists during rough-in.

02Details

How it works

Installation work we cover

  • Extra powerpoints, USB outlets and dedicated appliance circuits.
  • Renovation and extension rough-ins, fit-offs and final connections.
  • Sub-boards for granny flats, studios, garages and workshops.
  • Outdoor power, garden lighting and shed circuits.
  • Pool, spa and pump circuits with correct RCD protection.
  • Data, TV and antenna outlets alongside electrical work.

How we scope a new installation

  1. On-site walk-through to confirm outlet locations, cable routes and loads.
  2. Check switchboard capacity, RCD protection and main supply.
  3. Confirm whether an upgrade is needed before adding new circuits.
  4. Quote the work in writing, with any staged options.
  5. Install, test and certify — with tidy cable routes and clean reinstatement.

Working with builders and trades

On renovations and extensions, we coordinate with the builder, cabinetmaker, plumber and HVAC installer so the electrical rough-in lands in the right sequence — before plaster, before benchtop, before final fit-off — and there's no last-minute rework.

Typical installation scenarios

Most installation jobs land in one of a few patterns. Knowing which one you're in usually makes the quote clearer:

  • Adding a single outlet or dedicated circuit — a new powerpoint in a home office, a hardwired dishwasher circuit, or a USB outlet in a bedroom. We check the closest existing circuit for spare capacity and either spur off it or run a fresh circuit from the board.
  • Renovation or extension rough-in — new points across a kitchen, bathroom or bedroom addition. Rough-in happens before plaster; fit-off happens after cabinetry and finishes are in. We work to plans or a mark-up walk-through.
  • Sub-board for a granny flat, studio or workshop — a separate board with its own RCDs and breakers, sized for the loads you expect and left metering-ready if you'll add a second meter later.
  • Outdoor and wet-area circuits — pool, spa, pump, shed and garden lighting circuits, all with RCD protection and IP-rated fittings suited to Melbourne weather.

Standards and compliance

Every new circuit, outlet and sub-board is installed to the AS/NZS 3000 Wiring Rules, with RCD protection on new final sub-circuits as required. Prescribed electrical work is certified with an Electrical Safety Certificate on completion, as required under Energy Safe Victoria. For rental properties, we can align the installation with a two-yearly rental electrical safety check under the Residential Tenancies Regulations 2021.

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Need a licensed sparky in Melbourne?

Tell us about the job and we'll come back with a written quote.

03Coverage

Melbourne suburbs we cover

Local response across inner Melbourne and surrounding suburbs. Not sure if we cover your street? Give us a call.

05FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Q1

Can you add extra powerpoints without rewiring the whole room?

Usually yes. We run a new spur or a short circuit from a nearby suitable point, or from the switchboard where the existing circuit is at capacity. We confirm the safest option after inspecting the space.

Q2

Do you install sub-boards for granny flats and studios?

Yes. Sub-boards give a separate metering-ready supply with its own RCDs and breakers — a common requirement for granny flats, workshops and pool areas.

Q3

Do you handle the electrical for a full renovation?

Yes. We work from plans (or a walk-through) to scope rough-ins, coordinate with other trades, and fit off once cabinetry and finishes are in.

Q4

Will you provide an Electrical Safety Certificate?

Yes — prescribed installation work is certified on completion under Energy Safe Victoria requirements.

Q5

How long does it take to add a new powerpoint?

A straight-forward extra outlet on an existing circuit is often a short visit. If the wall cavity is hard to access, or a new circuit has to run back to the switchboard, allow more time — we'll confirm after a quick look at the space.

Q6

Do you install outdoor powerpoints and garden lighting?

Yes. Outdoor circuits use weatherproof IP-rated fittings and RCD protection. We plan cable routes to avoid tree roots and future landscaping where possible.

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