What is the average cost of hiring a 24/7 Emergency Electrician?

If you need the services of a 24/7 emergency electrician, expect to pay around $80 to $100 per hour. However, quoted rates may differ depending on the size and complexity of the job and your location. Areas closer to inner city areas will be more expensive and usually require a call-out fee (minimum of $50) to cover the electrician’s time and expense for the initial inspection of the problem.

When you should call an emergency electrician?

Electrical repair and installation projects always necessitate the services of a knowledgeable, professional, licensed, and insured electrician. Anything that could be considered an electrical and fire hazard within the premises, as well as with the people located there, is considered an emergency.

What made you qualified to be an emergency electrician?

To be a qualified 24-hour emergency electrician in Australia, one must be licensed and insured. Top of the Mark Electrical has the appropriate equipment and training to perform the work we are contracted for. We have certification for (1) Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician and (2) Certificate IV in Electrotechnology Electrician.

How long will it take for you to respond to an emergency electrical need?

At Top of the Mark Electrical, we believe that a quick response is critical to resolving any electrical emergency. Our after-hours emergency electricians are ready to assist with your electrical emergency and will do their best to respond within 1 hour.

ELECTRICAL TIPS

Switch board upgrades and safety switch installation

By: Mark Mesiti

Did you know that outdated switch boards are prone to overload and may not meet current safety standards? Old porcelain fuse boards rarely have safety switches and therefore the added risk of electrical fire is higher.

Top of the Mark Electrical can replace your old switch boards with old re-wireable fuses to a new one with circuit breakers (RCDs) that meets current safety standards and greatly reduces the potential for power outages, fire and electric shock.

If the power in your home keeps tripping then Mark can run checks for faulty appliances and any wiring issues throughout your home and advise on possible solutions.

For advise regarding updating your old switch board, installing safety switches and faulty wiring checks, contact Mark direct.

ELECTRICAL TIPS

Switch board upgrades and safety switch installation

By: Mark Mesiti

Did you know that outdated switch boards are prone to overload and may not meet current safety standards? Old porcelain fuse boards rarely have safety switches and therefore the added risk of electrical fire is higher.

Call us for your switchboard upgrade and repair.

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