From the big Edwardian homes off Wattletree Road to the flats along Dandenong Road, we handle Malvern's wiring without turning the job into a demolition.
Malvern has two kinds of electrical work sitting side by side. Grand old homes on the leafy streets between Glenferrie and Kooyong Roads, where every job has to respect original plaster and joinery. And a thick band of interwar and 1960s flats along Dandenong Road and High Street, where the wiring is tired and the meter cupboards are full.
We do both. A-grade licensed, insured to $20 million, family-run since 2008, and we don't hand your job to a subcontractor. You deal with the same people from the quote to the certificate, and the price you're given is the price you pay unless you change the scope yourself part way through.
Local work, local knowledge
On the ground in Malvern
The streets between Glenferrie Road and Kooyong Road hold some of Melbourne's better preserved Victorian and Edwardian housing, and the electrical history in those houses is layered. The original installation is long gone, then a 1950s rewire in rubber cable, a 1980s kitchen circuit, then downlights added when someone opened up the rear. We start by mapping what is live and what is abandoned, because half the cost of a Malvern rewire is deciding what can stay rather than pulling the lot out.
Along Dandenong Road and the side streets off High Street there is a heavy concentration of interwar and post-war flats. The recurring issue is capacity — a block wired for a stove and a couple of lights now runs air conditioners, dishwashers and home offices. Meter cupboards are cramped, tails are undersized, and the main switch is often original. We work with owners corporations on staged upgrades so a block gets fixed properly without every unit losing power on the same day.
The Glenferrie Road and Wattletree Road strips give us the commercial side. Cafes, clinics, salons and specialist retail, mostly in older buildings with a shopfront that has been fitted out four or five times over. Old cable gets abandoned in ceilings, and new tenants inherit circuits nobody has labelled since the eighties. Before a fit-out we test and identify the existing supply, so you are not paying for a design the switchboard cannot actually feed. That one test usually saves more than it costs on a strip full of older buildings.
Typical work
Big Malvern homes rarely need everything done at once. We rewire in stages — bedrooms and hallway first, kitchen and wet areas next — so you can keep living there. New circuits run through roof and subfloor, and we patch and make good rather than leaving holes for someone else to deal with.
Older Malvern blocks often share one cramped meter cupboard with original tails and no residual current protection. We audit the whole board, propose a staged upgrade the committee can budget for, and do the switching so no unit is off for longer than the notice we give the residents.
Fit-outs along Glenferrie Road need power where the equipment actually goes — basins, chairs, sterilisers, coffee machines. We set out with the operator on site, allow for three-phase where the gear demands it, and finish testing and certification before your opening date rather than after it.
What we do
A-grade licensed electricians handling everything from a single power point to a multi-stage commercial fit-out. One trade, one number, one accountable team.
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