Residential Electrician in Daleys Point

Yes. Planned residential work is quoted in writing before it starts. Site inspections for larger jobs are free. For urgent faults, call so we can discuss the immediate work needed.

Yes. AB Electrical regularly co-ordinates with builders, kitchen installers, bathroom fitters, and project managers on Central Coast residential renovations. We can be added to a build schedule, work alongside other trades on site, and supply the certificates of compliance the builder needs at sign-off.

Yes. We handle repairs, smoke-alarm work and electrical upgrades for landlords and managed properties. Tell us the access arrangements and documentation needed. Ongoing maintenance arrangements are considered case by case.

Yes, for the relevant electrical work. A Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work (CCEW) records the work completed and its testing; it is not a whole-property inspection or a guarantee that every sale or insurance requirement has been met.

All workmanship is guaranteed. If a fault is caused by our installation or repair workmanship, AB Electrical returns and puts it right at no extra charge. Parts carry the manufacturer warranty on top of that, and the workmanship guarantee applies to every residential job.

Yes. Ceiling fans, bathroom exhaust fans and three-in-one heater, light and fan units are everyday residential work. We check the existing wiring, switch position, ceiling support and, for bathrooms, that the unit is ducted and suited to the position before installing or replacing it.

We carry out the electrical side: isolators, switchboard changes, dedicated circuits and protection, and the connection and metering coordination, which is Level 2 work where the supply or meter changes. The solar or battery system itself is supplied, designed and installed by an accredited installer; we work alongside them.

As a dated Central Coast market guide only, not a quote: Standard residential callout (first hour): $150 – $220; Powerpoint or light-fitting replacement (per item): $120 – $320; Kitchen or bathroom lighting refresh: $1,200 – $2,800; Switchboard upgrade for an older home: $1,800 – $3,500; End-of-tenancy compliance check + minor repairs: $400 – $900; Whole-house safety inspection + report: $280 – $480.

What moves the price most: Access difficulty — cavities, ceilings, under-floor runs; Age of the property and condition of existing wiring; Whether new circuits or switchboard changes are needed. Planned work is quoted in writing once the scope is understood; urgent assessment or safety work is discussed on the call. See the full residential electrician cost guide.