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Electrical, explained plainly.

Straight answers to the questions Perth and Perth Hills homeowners, landlords and property managers actually ask — no jargon, no scare tactics, no upselling. Just what's going on and what to do about it.

Safety switches

Do I need RCDs in my WA property?

What safety switches do, where WA rules require them, and what it means for owners, landlords and property managers.

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Faults

Why does my safety switch keep tripping?

Why an RCD trips, what it's usually telling you, what you can safely check yourself, and when to call an electrician.

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Safety

Asbestos and electrical work

Where asbestos hides in Australian properties, why it matters for electrical work, and how we keep everyone safe when it's present.

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WA compliance

Smoke alarms: what WA law requires

Mains-powered alarms, the 10-year rule and interconnection — what owners, landlords and sellers must do before a home is sold, rented or hired.

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Switchboards

When does a switchboard need upgrading?

Ceramic fuses, no safety switches, a full or tripping board or an asbestos backing — the signs your board is due, and what's involved.

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Choosing an electrician

How to check an electrician's licence in WA

How to confirm an electrician or contractor is licensed with the free Building and Energy search — and what EC and EW licences mean.

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WA compliance

What's an electrical safety certificate?

What the certificate is, when your licensed contractor must give you one, and how it differs from a Notice of Completion.

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Selling & leasing

Selling or leasing a WA property: electrical checklist

RCDs, smoke alarms and a safety certificate — the electrical boxes to tick before you sell, rent or hire out a property.

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Connections & supply

Do I need to notify Western Power?

When Western Power — not just your electrician — has to be involved: new connections, meter moves, disconnections and supply upgrades.

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Still not sure?

If something doesn't seem right with your electrical, it's worth a proper look. Tell us what's happening and we'll point you in the right direction.

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