Electrical Advice

5 Most Common Household Electrical Issues Electricity is something we often take for granted. It keeps us cool or warm, it illuminates our home and it provides us with a way to power our entertainment. However, it also has the potential to cause faults and destruction. For those unfamiliar with the technicalities…

5 Tips to Prevent Circuit Overload at Home You may not put too much thought into plugging in any new device or appliance, but the pressure on your circuit can take a toll on your electrical systems. The consequences of overloading a circuit can end up costing you a pretty penny, so…

10 Energy Saving Tips & Tricks from your Local Electrician  Do you know which appliances contribute the most to your electrical bill? In Australia, the top three electrical expenses have occurred through heating and cooling, audio and visual, and hot water. So, how can we reduce the cost of our bill when…

Electricians work every day with complex tasks but their technical capabilities are attributes that no one can deny when stuck in an electrical emergency or starting an office fit-out. However, we often look for more than ‘technical’ skills when hiring a tradesperson. As homeowners, property managers or business owners, we want to…

5 Tips to Stay Warm While Saving Energy A lot of Queensland residents stress about the increase in their electricity bill during the summer because of running the air conditioner and for good reason - up to 40% of an electricity bill for the average Australian home is for heating and cooling.…

10 ways to stay warm and save energy this winter   As winter is closing in around us and the mornings are much chillier what does that mean for our electricity bills? We all love to wake up to a warm house in the mornings but the angst of what that can…

Use an energy-saving power board Heat yourself before heating the space around you. Try dressing in warm clothing before turning on your heater. Heat and cool your space at the right temperature. Set your heater to 18-20 degrees. Each degree over 20 uses around 10% more energy Check you are on the…