Small commercial and new builds · Dungog, Gresford & the Hunter
New installations and fit-outs.
New builds and fit-outs are the jobs where getting the electrical design right at the start saves a fortune later. Kayden wires new homes, granny flats, workshops and small commercial premises from the temporary builder's supply through to the final certificate, working to plans and to the builder's schedule.
In short
New installation work is the complete electrical for a new home, granny flat, shed or small commercial premises, from temporary builder's supply through rough-in, fit-off and certification. We do it across Dungog, Gresford and the Hunter, working to plans and the builder's program.
- Licence
- NSW 403289C
- Based
- Dungog
- Quotes
- Free, price agreed first
- Certificate
- Lodged for every job
Small commercial means the kind of premises a one-person contractor can look after properly: a shop, a cafe, a workshop, a small warehouse, a farm packing shed. Larger sites get a straight answer and a referral.
What the job involves
- Temporary builder's supply where needed
- Design and layout from plans, with switchboard sizing for the finished building
- Rough-in, fit-off and switchboard
- Three-phase distribution for workshops and commercial premises
- Data and communications cabling run alongside power where it's wanted
- Emergency and exit lighting for commercial premises
- Testing, certification and handover documents
When you need it
- A new build, shed or granny flat approved and about to start
- A commercial lease that needs a fit-out
- A builder needing an electrician on the job
What changes the price
- Floor area and the number of points
- Single or three-phase, and the size of the board
- Commercial requirements like emergency lighting
- The fittings and the finish specified
What NSW requires
- New installations are built to the current wiring standard and certified on completion
- Commercial premises have additional requirements for emergency lighting, exit signs and testing
- Connection of a new service involves the network provider, and the mains work must be done by an Accredited Service Provider. Kayden can tell you the parts he can and can't do
What Kayden needs from you to quote
- Plans and a site address
- The builder's contact and program
- Whether the site has power yet
Questions about new installations and fit-outs
What counts as small commercial?
Premises a one-person contractor can look after properly: a shop, cafe, office, workshop, small warehouse or farm packing shed. For larger sites Kayden will give you a straight answer and a referral.
Can you work to my builder's plans and schedule?
Yes. Kayden works from the plans and to the builder's program, from temporary supply through rough-in, fit-off and certification.
Who connects the new power supply from the street?
Connecting a new service involves the network provider, and the mains work has to be done by an Accredited Service Provider. Kayden can tell you the parts he can and can't do.
Where Kayden does this
New installations and fit-outs across the district
Based in Dungog and working across these places. If you’re between them, or further out, call and ask.
Get in touch
Request a free quote
Tell Kayden what needs doing and where. He’ll call or text you back to talk it through. No obligation.
- 0418 282 806Quickest. Just call
- Text a photoBoard, shed or the problem. Same number
- aeleccontract@outlook.comPlans and paperwork
- 7am to 5pm. After-hours and emergency calls by phone.
Need an electrician in the Hunter?
One call to Kayden and it’s sorted. Licensed, insured and local to Dungog.
Or text a photo of the job to 0418 282 806.