Commercial electrical services
Fit-outs, repairs, additions and maintenance for shops, cafes, offices and sheds around the Great Lakes.
The right size for a one-man business.
Sam takes on the kind of commercial work that suits a sole trader: cafes, takeaways, shops, offices, light commercial sheds and small fit-outs.
On a fit-out, Sam works with the shopfitter or builder and looks after the rough-in, lighting, three-phase power where it's needed, and the final compliance paperwork.
He also does maintenance and repairs for local businesses, like replacing lights, checking switchboards and testing exit and emergency lights.
If a project needs a bigger crew, Sam will tell you so and suggest you go to a larger contractor.
The kind of work Sam takes on.
A cafe fit-out, with power to commercial fridges and ovens, lighting, powerpoints for the counter and register, and exit and emergency lights.
A shop that needs a switchboard upgrade and new shopfront lighting, done in a way that keeps disruption to trading as low as possible.
A shed or workshop that needs new circuits, lighting and three-phase power for machinery.
From first visit to handover.
- 01
Initial meeting
Sam visits the site and looks at the scope, the plans and what's already there.
- 02
Detailed quote
An itemised written quote, broken into stages, with timing that fits around your business.
- 03
Coordinated install
Sam works in with the builder, shopfitter and other trades. If you need work done outside trading hours, ask when you're getting the quote.
- 04
Compliance and handover
All the certificates, test results and paperwork the job needs.
A typical cafe fit-out
A typical job looks like this: full electrical for a new cafe, including three-phase power to commercial appliances, powerpoints for the counter and register, lighting, exit and emergency lights, and compliance certification at the end.
