Electrical3 is based in Cromer, minutes from Mona Vale. We work on post-war brick and fibro homes, many renovated or extended, alongside newer townhouses and duplexes — the faults, switchboards, lighting and EV charging that come with them.
A proper town centre with the hospital, shops and a broad mix of housing behind it — post-war brick, townhouses and units. Because it is a service hub, the work spans houses, strata blocks and small commercial premises, which is three different sets of rules for what is common property and what is not.
This is the belt where a switchboard upgrade pays for itself. A lot of these homes are on their second or third renovation with the original board still in place, which is where nuisance tripping and hot circuits come from.
No power, tripping circuits, burning smells, hot switches. We find the cause rather than replacing parts until it stops.
Safety switches, circuit protection and a board that matches what the house actually runs today. See switchboard upgrades →
LED replacements, dimming, outdoor and task lighting. Get a downlight price →
Extra power points, safety switches and compliant interconnected smoke alarms.
Most homes here have an attached garage or carport close to the board, which usually keeps an EV charger install straightforward. Price an EV charger →
Kitchens, bathrooms and additions — planned so the board and the circuits keep up with the new load.
Yes. Electrical3 is based in Cromer, which puts Mona Vale inside the area we cover every week — not a suburb added to a list. Call 0417 297 285 and you will speak to John.
Attendance and the first hour is charged at our standard rate, and you are told that number before we come. Larger work — a switchboard upgrade, downlights, an EV charger — is quoted in writing before anything starts.
Yes, and in Mona Vale it comes up regularly. A proper town centre with the hospital, shops and a broad mix of housing behind it — post-war brick, townhouses and units. Because it is a service hub, the work spans houses, strata blocks and small commercial premises, which is three different sets of rules for what is common property and what is not.
NSW electrical contractor licence 270174C, fully insured, and a 25-year workmanship guarantee on the work we do.
