If you are an owner of a property in Victoria that is rented out then this page is for you.
The Residential Tenancy Act of 1997 took effect in Australia in 2019. The act states that landlords need do an electrical inspection every two years.
These safety regulations aim to protect you and your family from electrical accidents.

The extent of the inspection process depends on many factors, like how old your property is, how large it is and how old the electrical installation is.

If your tenants or yourself have experienced any of the following it is a good idea to get a safety check on your property.

• Flickering lights.
• Lights that are either too dim or too bright and keep fluctuating.
• Your circuit breaker is going off.
• Electrical outlets that give off heat and mild electric shock.
• Burn marks around electrical sockets.

Inspection prices change depending on whether this is a basic visual assessment or an advanced inspection including subterranean inspections.
Whatever the requirement,  contact our insured and licensed electricians to give you a quote today.