Level 2 Electrician Wilberforce

In the more than two decades we have been in business, our Level 2 ASP team has seen all issues affecting residential and commercial buildings. Our team’s experience and knowledge enabled us to provide the best resolution to the needs of local property owners. We can deliver due to our highly skilled level 2 electrical contractors. All of them have undergone the NSW Fair Trading-required course and apprenticeship. Each L2 electrician is also accredited under the NSW Accredited Service Provider Scheme. This program allows accredited organisations to perform contestable work on the state’s electrical distribution system.

Level 2 ASP Service Available 24/7 in Wilberforce

Electrical emergencies happen even at the oddest hours of the day. When this is the case, we have a level two electrician on standby and ready to help. We operate on a 24/7, 365 days a year basis, even on weekends and holidays. Our business hours ensure locals can get a capable L2 electrician within minutes after asking for help.

Electrical Defect Notice

In NSW, all electrical utilities, like Ausgrid and Endeavour Energy, are required to inspect their customers’ premises for irregularities. This mandate aims for the safe delivery of electricity to any property within the state. When a homeowner or business receives an electrical defect notice, our ASP Level 2 Electricians recommend quickly reaching out to us for help. With over two decades of experience, we are confident we can resolve any issue found during the inspection.

Private Power Poles

Vegetation, wildlife and extreme weather are common reasons for a fallen private power pole and other issues affecting this equipment. Most Sydney property owners prefer to have this equipment as it provides another layer of protection against hazards associated with being directly connected to the street pole.

Consumer Mains

The continued use of VIR cables is the usual issue encountered by property owners with their consumer mains. Also known as supply cables, it is responsible for providing electricity to the electrical switchboard and the whole building. For properties still dependent on VIR cables, it is best to upgrade to the Cross-Linked Polyethylene (XLPE) consumer main. This new consumer main offers stronger insulation, improved cut-through resistance and increased tensile strength.