Hills District Level 2 Electricians

Anything that crosses between the network and your property is the domain of a Level 2 electrician, from the service line and consumer mains to the metering and the live connection or disconnection of supply. Internal house wiring, by contrast, is left to a regular electrician.

Building or renovating often brings these jobs to the surface, since new connections, mains upgrades and meter changes are common on those projects. All of that is Level 2 work, while your builder or general electrician takes care of the wiring inside.

Every quote we give is written down before a single tool comes out, so you know the cost in advance. It accounts for the job type, the overhead or underground route, the distance, the metering, and any network conditions that apply. Approval rests entirely with you.

Doing supply-side work legally means being an authorised provider, and we are fully accredited Level 2 to carry it out. That authority spans service lines, consumer mains, metering and connecting or disconnecting supply, all to network standards and fully insured.

Acting as your liaison with the distributor is central to the service, so all the network communication runs through us. We submit, follow up and confirm on your behalf. You never have to make the calls yourself.

Supply delivered overhead or run underground are both arranged as a matter of course, depending on what your site allows. We weigh up the options against the network requirements and set up the most suitable connection. Each approach is standard work for our team.

Service line repairs and metering changes are generally swift and often done on the spot, while overhead or underground connections needing the network involved take noticeably longer. We give you an honest timeframe with the quote.

Sorting out a service line that is sagging, broken or storm-damaged is well within our Level 2 scope. If a line has come down, the safest thing is to stay clear, keep others away, and assume it is live. Call us or emergency services and do not go near or handle the line.

After a storm or sudden power loss, fallen and damaged service lines and unsafe connections need attention without delay, and that is precisely what we offer. Should you spot a damaged or fallen line, keep well away, keep others away too and never approach it, then call as soon as the situation is safe. We prioritise these jobs and arrive as fast as we are able.

Being part of the community here means we are out across the local area and its surrounding suburbs regularly. We also serve the wider region when a job needs us further afield. Let us know your address and coverage is easy to confirm.