Level 2 Electrician Eastwood

Level two electricians at The Local Electrician are highly knowledgeable and experienced in what they do. With over 25 years worth of experience, we know the how-tos to easily solve any issues causing an emergency. This knowledge and experience are all gained from having completed the NSW Fair Trading-required training and experience, plus the extra certification for handling repairs involving devices connected to a live electrical network.

24/7, 365 Days Same-day Service

Electrical troubles need immediate attention. It is the reason we operate round-the-clock to ensure that a professional hand is available when locals of the Sydney suburbs need it most. With our over two decades of doing business, we observed that emergencies do not only happen during business hours or the weekdays. By opting to work with our L2 electricians, homeowners and businesses in this side of NSW are guaranteed high standard installations and repairs even in the oddest hours of the day.

Electrical Defect Notice

An electrical defect notice lists all needed repairs and/or replacements on the premises. This is issued to the homeowner or business contact after an inspector from Ausgrid or Endeavour Energy found missing or defective equipment in the building’s electrical system. While there is a 21 days allowance to get all things ironed out, our Level 2 ASP experts recommend immediately calling us. With the combined years of experience, training and tools, we can quickly resolve any kind of trouble like a fallen private power pole or a low-hanging overhead power cable.

Consumer Main Upgrades, Point of Attachment Issues and More

The need for an upgrade is one of the most usual reasons inspectors issued an electrical defect notice. The consumer main is among those commonly present in this notice. While Vulcanised Indian Rubber (VIR) consumer mains still function properly, they are health hazards as they contain asbestos. Due to this, our Level Two Electricians recommend an upgrade to Cross-Linked Polyethylene (XLPE) consumer mains. This new version offers not only stronger insulation but also increased tensile strength, elongation and impact resistance. Issues with the Point of Attachment is another usual suspect. Homes and commercial buildings in the area are served with notice due to improper installation or loose connection after an extreme weather event. Apart from these issues, our team also specialises in fixing electrical switchboards, surge protectors and underground power lines.