
Types of Power Points in Melbourne Homes
Melbourne homes are using more tech than ever, but most still have outdated power points. Learn the difference between standard, USB, weatherproof, and high-amp GPOs, and how to upgrade them safely with a local electrician you can trust.

Why Your Circuit Breaker Keeps Tripping in Melbourne (and How to Fix It)
Frequent power cuts in your Melbourne home? You’re not alone. Circuit breakers trip for all sorts of reasons - from old wiring and overloaded circuits to faulty appliances and water leaks. In this post, we break down the common causes, what you can do right away, and how our local electricians help keep your home safe and up to code.

Old Electrical Wiring in Melbourne Homes
Not sure what kind of wiring is hiding behind your walls? If your Melbourne home was built before the 1980s, outdated electrical cabling could be putting you at risk. From lead-sheathed wires to brittle VIR and early PVC, we break down the history of wiring in Melbourne homes, what it means for your safety, and when it’s time to call in a local expert.

How Much Does It Cost to Install an EV Charger at Home in Box Hill North?
Thinking about installing an EV charger at home in Box Hill North? This guide covers average costs, charger types, power supply options, and what to expect if upgrades are needed. If you're switching to electric or planning home improvements in Melbourne, this is a smart read before calling your electrician.

What Is 3-Phase Power and Do I Need It?
Not sure if your home’s power supply can handle modern appliances? In this guide, we explain what 3-phase power is, how it compares to single-phase, and when an upgrade makes sense. If you’re adding solar, EV charging, or renovating in Melbourne, this is a helpful read before you call an electrician.

Australian Wiring Colours: A Complete Homeowner's Guide
Not sure what the colours in your home's wiring actually mean? In this guide, we break down Australia’s current wiring colour codes, how they’ve changed and why it matters. If your home is over 30 years old or you’re planning a renovation, this is a must-read for Melbourne homeowners.