Level 2 Electricians

Level 2 Electrician Available

Need an ASP Level 2 Electrician?

An ASP (Accredited Service Provider) Level 2 electrician is licensed to complete more complex and higher risk projects than a standard electrician. Level 2 electricians have exclusive training to work on the public distribution electricity network. They can undertake the following services:

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Underground Cables

Install, repair and maintain underground cabling in commercial and home developments

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Electricity Metering

Monitor and manage the supply of electricity from the main network to residential or commercial properties

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Switchboard Maintenance

Upgrades, repairs and maintenance for switchboards. Skilled wiring expertise and cable management

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Consumer Mains

Installation of consumer mains and service upgrades. Connect properties to main power grid in New South Wales

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Point of Attachment

Connect overhead electricity to network mains. Disconnect, reconnect, maintain and upgrade any point of attachments

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Electrical Defect Notice

Issue and help assist repair electrical defect notices in a timely manner by a qualified professional.

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Not Sure if You Need a Level 2 Electrician?

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do level 2 services cost?

Pricing can range depending on the type and complexity of the job. Please contact our team to receive a free, professional quote.

What types of consumer mains repairs or upgrades are Level 2 electricians qualified to perform?

Replacing damaged cables, installing new consumer mains, relocating existing mains, switchboard upgrades, upgrading single-phase to three-phase power, fuse box replacements.

What are the advantages of upgrading your switchboard?

Switchboard upgrades are essential for maintaining safety and functionality. They ensure your property is compliant with current standards, accommodate changing power demands and reduce the risk of electrical failures. 

What is a point of attachment?

Point of attachment references the location of where a property connects to an electrical service line

What are defect notices?

Electrical providers can provide defect notices if a property is identified as non-compliant. A level 2 electrician is qualified to identity and resolve these issues