- Licensed & Insured
- Serving Perth & Western Suburbs
- Honest Advice, Never Overselling
Your Electrical To-Do List Isn't Getting Any Shorter
General electrical maintenance is the category that covers everything that doesn’t fit neatly into a single service, the jobs that need doing, but aren’t urgent enough to call an emergency electrician and too involved to ignore indefinitely. A light fitting that’s failed. A switchboard that needs a once-over. Outdoor lighting that’s never worked properly. A list of small jobs across a property that have been building up for months.
Here’s what we commonly get called out for:
- Light fittings that have failed or are flickering and need replacement
- Switchboard checks and general safety assessments
- Outdoor and garden lighting that isn’t working or needs upgrading
- Faulty switches, power points or circuit issues across a property
- Appliance connections and disconnections
- Pre-lease or pre-sale electrical checks for residential and commercial properties
- General maintenance visits for landlords, property managers and strata clients
- End-of-tenancy electrical checks and make-good works
Deferred Maintenance Doesn't Disappear - It Gets More Expensive
A failed light fitting is a minor inconvenience. A switchboard that hasn’t been checked in years is a potential safety issue. Outdoor lighting that’s been broken for months creates security and liability concerns for a commercial property. The jobs that get pushed back tend to compound, and what would have been a straightforward repair becomes a more involved job by the time it’s finally addressed.
For landlords and property managers, deferred electrical maintenance also creates compliance exposure. A rental property with outstanding maintenance items and no documentation of works carried out is a liability, for the agency and for the landlord client.
Staying on top of general electrical maintenance is the most cost-effective way to keep any property safe, compliant and functioning the way it should.
- Licensed & Fully Insured
- Residential, Commercial & Property Management Maintenance
- Clear Documentation After Every Visit
We Work Through the List - No Shortcuts, No Unnecessary Work
A general maintenance visit is only as useful as the electrician doing it. Here’s how we approach every job:
We start with what you’ve noticed
Before we do anything, we want to know what’s been happening, what’s not working, what’s been intermittent and what’s been on the to-do list. The more context you give us, the more efficiently we can work through the property.
We work systematically through the job
We don’t rush and we don’t skip. Every item on the maintenance list gets properly attended to – checked, tested, repaired or replaced as required. If we find something additional that needs attention, we’ll point it out and give you the option to address it in the same visit.
We use the right materials and methods
No temporary fixes, no cutting corners. Every repair is carried out correctly, using materials suited to the application, so the work lasts and doesn’t create a callback.
We keep you informed throughout
If we find something during the visit that’s more involved than expected, we’ll stop and explain before proceeding. No surprise invoices, no work carried out without your knowledge and approval.
We document what was done
At the end of every maintenance visit, you’ll have a clear record of what was checked, what was repaired and any items we identified that may need attention in the future. For property managers and strata clients, this documentation is essential, and we provide it as standard.
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0424 924 646
What our clients are saying
1. What counts as general electrical maintenance?
General electrical maintenance covers a broad range of work - light fitting replacements, switchboard checks, fault repairs, power point and switch replacements, outdoor lighting, appliance connections and general safety assessments. If it's an electrical job that needs doing on a property and it doesn't fall under a specific installation category, it's likely general maintenance.
2. Can you handle multiple maintenance jobs in a single visit?
Yes, and it's the most cost-effective way to get through a maintenance list. Let us know upfront what needs attention and we'll allocate the appropriate time for the visit so everything gets properly attended to.
3. Do you carry out maintenance for property managers and landlords?
Yes, general electrical maintenance for property managers, real estate agencies and landlords is a significant part of what we do. We respond promptly to maintenance requests, communicate professionally with tenants and provide clear documentation after every visit.
4. Can you carry out a pre-lease or pre-sale electrical check?
Yes. A pre-lease or pre-sale electrical assessment covers the general condition of the electrical installation - switchboard, circuits, fittings and safety devices. We'll provide a written summary of findings and any recommendations for rectification. This is useful for landlords, real estate agencies and homeowners preparing a property for sale.
5. How do you charge for a general maintenance visit?
General maintenance is charged on a time and materials basis. We'll give you an honest indication of likely time and cost when you get in touch. If the scope changes during the visit, we'll advise you before proceeding with additional work.
6. How quickly can you attend for non-urgent maintenance?
We aim to respond to all maintenance enquiries the same day and attend within a few days for non-urgent jobs. For urgent faults that are affecting habitability or safety, call us directly on 0424 924 646 and we'll prioritise attendance.
Get in Touch About Your Electrical Maintenance
Tell us about your property and what needs doing – residential, commercial or managed property. We’ll get back to you promptly with honest advice and clear pricing.
harrison@integpwr.com
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0424924646
Service Area
Perth's western suburbs & surrounds, including Subiaco, Wembley, Floreat, Shenton Park, Jolimont, Claremont, Nedlands and Perth CBD.