02 - Electrician in Burwood
Everything the Property Needs, Inside the Vacancy Window
A vacant week is the cheapest time to do electrical work and the most expensive time to waste. Nobody has to be given notice, nobody has to be home, and there is no tenant to work around. But if the job needs a second visit, the second visit happens with someone living there.
So we work off a list rather than a callout. Before the property is empty, tell us what is owing: the safety check that is due, the smoke alarms, the fitting the last tenant complained about, the board you have been meaning to get to. We price the lot, book one attendance and do it in a single go.
What comes back is the work plus a written record for the file: what was checked, what was replaced, what still needs doing and roughly what that will cost. That is what an owner needs to see before they approve anything, and it is what makes the next turnover easier than this one.
One Attendance, One List
Send the list before the property is empty and we do the lot in one visit.
Booked to the Window
We work to the vacancy dates, and we tell you before accepting if we cannot make them.
A Record for the File
What was checked, what was replaced, what is still owing, and what that will cost.
Priced Before Approval
Findings and repairs quoted separately, so an owner can approve the work rather than an invoice.





