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All aspects of electrical work, no job too small.
Tom's own words, and the way he has run TA Electrical GC since 2021. Three kinds of work, across the Gold Coast and surrounding areas.
Domestic electrical work
Houses, units and townhouses across the Gold Coast. Most calls start the same way: something has stopped working, or something needs adding and you would rather it was done by someone licensed.
A power point that has gone dead. Lights that flicker or keep dropping out. A safety switch that trips and you cannot work out why. Something new that needs wiring in, or an older place where the switchboard has not been looked at in a long time. Renovation work run off the builder's plans, and EV charger installation. A generator changeover switch, so a backup generator can run the house when the power goes out, put in before storm season rather than during it. If you are not certain whether it is a job for an electrician at all, ring and describe it. Tom will tell you straight, including when it is not worth a call out.
Merrimac and the suburbs around it were largely built from the late 1980s onward, so a fair number of homes here are running switchboards that are thirty years old or more. That is not a scare, it is just the age of the housing stock, and it is worth knowing what you have.
Commercial electrical work
Shops, offices and small commercial sites, body corporate and strata work, kindergartens and schools (Blue Card registered). The kind of work where the place needs to keep trading while it happens.
Being a one man business with an apprentice cuts both ways, and it is worth being honest about it. Tom is not going to put six people on a site to get it done overnight. What you do get is the same person from the quote to the last test, someone who knows what was done and why, and who you can ring directly six months later when something needs looking at again.
Maintenance and repairs
Faults, repairs, test and tag, and the ongoing upkeep that keeps a home or a business safe and working.
This is the bread and butter, and it is where "no job too small" actually matters. Plenty of trades will not turn out for one dead circuit or a single power point. That work is welcome here.
You get a certificate. Under Queensland's Electrical Safety Regulation, the contractor must give you a Certificate of Testing and Compliance for electrical installation work. It is your written record that the work was tested and meets the wiring rules, and it is worth filing. More on Queensland's rules.
All aspects of electrical work undertaken, no job too small.
Tom, on the TA Electrical GC Facebook page
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