Your Trusted Local Electrician Dawes Point

Electrician Dawes Point – Level 2 for heritage rewires, luxury apartments & 24/7 emergency. From Walsh Bay to Hickson Rd, we keep the Rocks edge powered safe.

Dawes Point—if the Harbour Bridge is sparkling but your apartment just went black, or the wharf-side restaurant lost power right at dinner service, don’t panic. We’re the quiet sparkies who slip in, fix it fast, and vanish before the tourists even notice. Licensed, Level 2 Electrician, and the only crew the heritage boys trust under the bridge.

Heritage Cottages & Wharf Apartments—Rewires Without the Drama

Honestly, most places here are either 1840s sandstone or brand-new glass boxes with million-dollar views. We rewire the old girls with new TPS hidden inside heritage conduit so nothing shows, then fit slimline ceiling fans on 4-meter ceilings that actually move air without rattling the convict bricks. In the new builds we hide USB-C points behind joinery, add motorised blind circuits, and upgrade the switchboard to a recessed Clipsal Iconic that disappears into the marble. Quick tip: if your downlights flicker when the lift moves, that’s shared neutral grief—takes us 20 minutes to split it.

Restaurants, Galleries & Wharf Venues – Zero Lost Covers

Is your Hickson Road wine bar tripping every time the pizza oven fires? We’ll run a dedicated 3-phase, balance the load, and swap the halogens for warm LEDs that make the Pinot look sexy. Fault finding a blacked-out gallery five minutes before opening night? Done it, fixed it, curator cried happy tears. As Level 2 sparkies, we sort the underground pits too—new feeds for pop-up events, defects cleared before the council ranger finishes his latte.

Emergency Electrician Dawes Point – 24/7, Quieter Than the Bridge Traffic

Storm knocks the overheads off the pier? Fire panel screaming at 3 am? We’re the crew the strata and venue managers have on speed dial—Level 2 van, harbor access sorted, response under 20 minutes. Last month we had an entire Walsh Bay finger wharf back before the first ferry docked.