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We install lighting, air conditioning, and electrical appliances for office, retail and industrial fit-outs.
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We work with builders (and business owners) across the Gold Coast, Brisbane, the Scenic Rim, and Northern Rivers.
Why Us
Customer satisfaction is of the utmost importance to us.
We pride ourselves on excellent customer service and our kind and friendly team will go the extra mile for your project.
When you choose to work with our team, you can expect a high level of professionalism, reliability and integrity.
We stick to our appointments and always turn up on time so there’s no waiting around.
Our entire focus is to provide the highest possible level of service that will exceed the expectations of all our clients.
This means that we won't stop until you're 100% satisfied.
Select a tab to learn more about our commercial fit out solutions – from installations and maintenance to testing, audits, and upgrades.
Every business has unique needs – and that can mean different lighting and power point requirements.
A previous lessee’s storage room might become an executive’s office that needs extra lighting.
A café moving into retail premises might need a complete overhaul of all wiring.
We’ll work with you to identify your client’s electricity requirements, then develop an installation plan that delivers the right results.
Building owners are responsible for switchboards, but your fit-out client might need more power than their existing switchboard can deliver.
We can help you communicate the benefit of a switchboard upgrade to the lessor and estimate reasonable contributions from both parties.
That can mean a higher project budget for you and a happier client who feels you’ve gone above and beyond to deliver the business space they need.
Once works commence, we’ll install the new switchboard with minimal downtime (which matters if you’re building in a live environment).
Air conditioning is normally the lessor’s responsibility.
If you’re working on a building that your client has acquired, an air conditioning upgrade or service might be part of your project.
Servicing an air conditioning can cut energy usage by 15% and eliminate pathogens like mould and bacteria – both of which matter for office and retail fit-outs.
We can also upgrade existing split systems and install new systems in different locations.
If you’re fitting out an office space, you probably need good connectivity.
With options for phone and data spanning certified Cat 6, Cat 6a, and Cat 7 copper cabling, your client can access speeds of 10Gps and above – enough bandwidth for almost any Gold Coast business.
That includes connecting internal cabling to nbn FTTP or FFTC connections and reconfiguring computer outlets to match your client’s use cases.
Food service businesses, supermarkets, mechanics – each one needs specialised electrical equipment like cold rooms, industrial ovens, and vehicle hoists.
And, often, installation isn’t as simple as connecting the power supply.
We’ll help you identify when upgrades like a new switchboard are necessary, as well as plan installations that keep you on schedule and within budget.
Every electrical system needs to be inspected and tested after a fit-out has been completed.
That includes the switchboard, RCDs, MCBs, wiring, electrical equipment and appliances, and earthing.
We conduct all verifications in line with the Wiring Rules – including recording and storing all test results, which helps protect both you and us from liability.
We can also identify and fix faults in existing installations, ensuring your client moves into defect-free premises that run the way they’re supposed to.
We’re accredited by leading organisations.
81620
Electrical Contractor Licence
L168806
ARC Refrigerant Handling Licence
FAQS
Yes, we hold a $50,000 consumer protection insurance policy and a $20 million public liability policy, which is above the minimum licence requirements in Queensland. We’re more than happy to provide copies of our policies upon request.
It can be. If you’re evaluating an upgrade purely from a cost perspective, you’ll need to know:
Let’s assume you’re a standard asset customer with an energy tariff of 30 cents per kilowatt hour. The average halogen light will use 0.071 kilowatt hours per hour. The average LED light will use 0.007 kilowatt hours per hour. You might have the equivalent of 60 normal lights across your space, and your business runs from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. from Monday to Friday.
Your existing lights would cost $12.78 a day to run. Let’s assume your business is open 48 weeks of the year. Those lights would cost you $3,067.2 per year.
Using the above calculations, LEDs would cost $4.2 a day to run and $1,008 per year (a saving of $2,059.2 per year). If we assume it costs $65 for a commercial electrician like us to replace each light, you’d be looking at $3,900 for a full upgrade. At that cost, you’d break even on your investment within 2 years.
(Also consider that halogen bulbs last for around 2,500 hours while LEDs last for around 25,000 hours. You’ll need to replace halogen bulbs around 10 times more than you would LED bulbs.)
Your lessor is normally responsible for ensuring your air conditioning is in good working order when you take possession of the premises. (An exception might be if a non-working air con was disclosed and taken into account in your lease agreement.) They’re also responsible for any required repairs or replacements – provided you’ve maintained the air con as per your agreement.
If you want to upgrade your air con as part of a fit-out, you’ll need to ask your lessor for permission. You may be able to negotiate the cost with them – because the lessor will likely keep (and benefit from) the air con after your lease ends, it’s not unreasonable to ask them to contribute. As the lessee, though, you’ll pay for the majority of any fit-out upgrade.
Exactly when electrical equipment needs to be tested and tagged depends on your industry and the equipment usage. For example, under the Electrical Safety Regulation 2013 (Qld), electrical equipment that is only used for office work must be inspected and tested at least once every 5 years (but, if it’s multi-use equipment, then at least once every 12 months). Safety switches must also be tested at the right intervals.
If you don’t have a testing schedule in place, get in touch with us as soon as possible. The person conducting a business or undertaking (PCBU) is legally responsible for electrical testing – you’ll be liable if something goes wrong and your equipment hasn’t been tested in line with legislation.
All electrical work in Queensland must comply with the Electrical Safety Regulation 2013 (Qld). It also should adhere to AS/NZS 3000 (the Australian Wiring Rules) and related standards like AS/NZS 3003, AS/NZS 3760, and AS/NZS 3017, although legislation always takes precedence over the standards.
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