Safety Check Electrician
Dry Creek SA

What Should You Expect During A Safety Check?

Our friendly group of electrical contractors is knowledgeable and skilled in electrical hazard detection.

Here are a few of the tasks performed by our experts through an electrical review:

• Our expert team will inspect the wiring through the building, the floor roof and space comprised
• We inspect the switchboard and whether the necessary safety switches are present
• All switches and power points in your home are checked for any damages
• Inspecting beam/insulation clearance and all lighting in roof area
• Checking the building earthing
• We will assess the earthing of your home

If you’re going to be renovating or buying a new house, contact us to get a comprehensive safety check of the wiring of your entire home’s earthing, lighting, smoke detectors, electric wiring, switchboard, power points, and much more.

Power Surge Protection

Power surges are unpredictable and may have multiple causes like sudden voltage fluctuations on a circuit, faulty appliances, storms, or provide faults from the power provider. As electronic wiring is steadily getting more intricate, even minor power surges in these electric systems can cause significant damage that could sometimes be irreparable.

A power surge normally happens when electricity flow is interrupted then started again. It is also caused when something causes electricity to flow back to the system, for example, a lightning strike. While lightning is most commonly associated with power surges, it only accounts for 2% of absolute surges. Approximately over fifty percent of the electricity surges experienced are a consequence of compressors or high-voltage equipment cutting in and out in your home. You may not have realised it but that occurs numerous times per day, especially when appliances with motors are switched on or off. By doing so, these devices divert electricity to and from other appliances. A number of the common culprits include fridges, air conditioning, and kettles.

How surge protectors work

Inside a surge protector, the main power line (live wire) is connected to a ground or earth wire that feeds into the earth. The ground cable securely transfers any extra current to the ground. In normal circumstances, the surge link stays dormant, however, in the event of unusually substantial voltages, the excess current is safely carried down the excess cable to the earth. This helps to secure your mill from harm by ensuring that only the essential current flows right into it.

Why Select Us As Your Preferred Dry Creek Electrician?

• If you call us, you get to speak with a knowledgeable specialist
• We do all Kinds of electrical repairs and installations, whether it’s a small project or large project
• Quick and accurate fault detection practices
• Courteous and on-time, Superb customer service
• Punctual, polite, and always neat and tidy
• Egocentric and skillful; we receive it right the first time
• Fully licensed, bonded and insured for customer reassurance
• Fully insured and licensed, that provides you peace of mind
• Respectful and honest support
• Neighborly and helpful specialist servicers

We Take Pride In Our Great Customer Service

It does not matter how big, little, or complex the job, our licensed electricians always deliver their best and depart customers completely satisfied.

We take good care of your household as if it had been our own. All work is done in a professional manner, together with extra care given for cleanliness, neatness and efficiency. We are professionally licensed and accepted which means you will be working together with specialists, and we’re also completely insured which means you and your house are safe in our hands. No project is too large or small to our well-trained Dry Creek electricians.

• We value your time, so we will always be there on time
• We provide affordable electrical solutions
• We’re from Dry Creek and stay a locally owned operation
• We put a Great Deal of emphasis on safety

Each project we do adheres to the appropriate state, business, and Australian standards and rules, and security checks are all standard protocol.