Electrician in Beresfield

We service all areas in and around Beresfield, including Hexham, Lenaghan, Stockrington, Maryland and Gillieston Heights.

Rewiring may be necessary for older properties or homes experiencing frequent electrical issues. Signs include regularly tripping circuit breakers, flickering lights, discoloured outlets, buzzing noises from switches, or burning smells near electrical components. Outdated systems with old wiring materials, such as aluminium or fabric-insulated wires, may struggle to handle modern electrical loads and pose safety risks. Rewiring ensures your property complies with current safety standards and can support today’s appliances and devices. Licensed electricians assess the condition of your wiring, identify potential hazards and recommend a complete or partial rewire if necessary. Regular inspections for older properties help prevent electrical failures and maintain safety.

In Australia, performing your own electrical work without a licence is illegal and dangerous. This includes tasks like wiring, installing outlets or repairing circuits. DIY electrical work increases the risk of electrical fires, shocks or injury and can void your insurance policy. Licensed electricians are trained to perform installations and repairs safely, ensuring compliance with Australian standards. If you attempt DIY work and cause damage or injury, you may face legal consequences and expensive repairs. For minor tasks like changing a light bulb, DIY is acceptable, but anything involving wiring or connections should always be handled by a licensed professional for safety and legal compliance.

Flickering lights can result from several issues, ranging from simple to serious. Loose bulbs, faulty light switches or incompatible dimmers are common causes that are relatively easy to fix. However, if flickering occurs throughout your home, it could indicate a deeper problem, such as overloaded circuits, voltage fluctuations or loose electrical connections. In some cases, flickering may signal deteriorating wiring or faulty components within the lighting circuit, posing safety risks if left unaddressed. Start by checking bulbs and switches, but if the issue persists, contact a licensed electrician to diagnose and resolve the problem. Timely repairs help prevent further damage, improve efficiency and ensure your property remains safe.