Power point & switch installation
Adding new points or replacing worn ones in kitchens, living areas and bedrooms.
Residential Electrician in Wagga Wagga
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Electrical Work for Your Home
Every home has different electrical needs, whether that's a new power point in the kitchen, an ageing switchboard, or a full rewire on an older property. At Bas Blackett Electrical, we provide residential electrician services across Wagga Wagga, working on everything from small repairs to larger upgrades. We take the time to understand what's actually needed before recommending any work, rather than pushing a bigger job than necessary. Our house rewiring service is worth checking out if your home's wiring is older or you've noticed repeated issues. Get in touch on 0408 703 814 to talk through what your home needs.
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Call 0408 703 814Common Residential Jobs
Residential electrical work covers a wide range of jobs, and most fall into one of these categories.
Fault finding & repairs
Tracking down the cause of tripping, flickering or dead circuits before fixing them properly.
Ceiling fan & appliance wiring
Connecting fans, ovens and other fixed appliances safely and to the right circuit.
Safety switch & smoke alarm checks
Confirming these are fitted, working and up to current requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Older homes, particularly those over 25 years old, benefit from a wiring check every few years or whenever unusual issues like flickering lights or tripping occur. Newer homes generally need less frequent checking unless a specific problem appears.
- A repair addresses a specific fault or component, such as a damaged switch or a single circuit. A rewire replaces the home's wiring more broadly, usually because the existing wiring is old, damaged in multiple places, or no longer meets current standards.
- Safety switches are a standard requirement for protecting circuits in Australian homes and are designed to cut power quickly if a fault is detected. Most homes have them fitted at the switchboard covering power and lighting circuits.