
Old Fuse Box Replacement
Rewireable ceramic fuses offer no protection against electric shock and are easy to overload with the wrong fuse wire. We replace them with modern circuit breakers in a new, clearly labelled board.
Old ceramic fuses, no safety switches or a board that keeps tripping? We'll bring it up to modern standards.
Your switchboard is the heart of your home's electrical system, and in an older house it's often the most dangerous thing in it. Plenty of homes still have their original board with rewireable ceramic fuses, asbestos backing and no safety switches. That board was built for a fridge and a few lights, not air conditioning, induction cooking and an EV charger.
A switchboard upgrade replaces old fuses with modern circuit breakers, adds safety switches that can save a life in a fraction of a second, and gives your home the capacity for whatever comes next. Every board we install is built to current Australian Standards (AS/NZS 3000), clearly labelled, tested and certified.
From a quick safety-switch retrofit to a complete new board.

Rewireable ceramic fuses offer no protection against electric shock and are easy to overload with the wrong fuse wire. We replace them with modern circuit breakers in a new, clearly labelled board.

A brand-new board with modern breakers, safety switches on every circuit and spare space to grow. It's tested, certified with a Certificate of Electrical Safety and laid out so anyone can find the right switch.
Replacing old timber or asbestos-backed meter panels, plus main switch and service protection upgrades, coordinated with your distributor where needed.

New sub-boards for granny flats, garages, sheds, workshops and extensions, so you get local switching and protection without overloading the main board.
Moving the switchboard during renovations or extensions, or out of an awkward cupboard, done safely and to code.
The upgrades that protect your family, your home and your appliances.
Safety switches cut the power in a fraction of a second if current leaks to earth, for example through a person. They're the single most important electrical safety upgrade for an older home.

An RCBO gives every circuit its own safety switch, so one faulty appliance doesn't black out half the house. It's the modern best practice for new boards.
A surge protection device at the switchboard protects TVs, computers, appliances and solar inverters from voltage spikes caused by storms and grid faults.
Every circuit clearly labelled so you know exactly which breaker does what. We also fix exposed wiring, missing covers and anything else unsafe while we're there.
Get your board ready for the way you'll use power for the next 20 years.
Space, capacity and protection for a dedicated EV charger circuit, so the installation is straightforward when you get the car.

New circuits for kitchens, air conditioning, induction cooktops, heat pumps, home offices and workshops, without overloading what you have.
Upgrading your supply and board to three-phase for big homes, workshops, fast EV charging and heavy machinery.
Smart energy monitors fitted at the board that show what's using power in real time on your phone.
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Ceramic fuses with wire in them; no safety switches (look for a 'Test' button); breakers that trip often; scorch marks, buzzing or a burning smell; a black, brittle or asbestos backing board; or you're planning an EV charger, new appliances or a renovation.
We inspect the board and your circuits, quote the job upfront and book a time that suits you. Power is off for part of the day while we change over. You end up with a modern, labelled board and a Certificate of Electrical Safety.
It depends on the number of circuits, whether the board has asbestos backing and whether the enclosure or meter panel needs replacing. We give a fixed quote after looking at it, so send us a photo to get started.
Most homes are done in a day, with the power off for a few hours of that.
Rewireable fuses offer no protection against electric shock, and they're easy to overload by fitting the wrong fuse wire. Adding safety switches is strongly recommended.
Something on that circuit is leaking current to earth. Common causes are a faulty appliance, water in an outdoor light or power point, or damaged cabling. If it trips with everything unplugged, call us.
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