Commercial & Fit-out
Office, retail and tenancy fit-outs, alterations and close-out documentation.
Perth metro + Perth Hills
Electrical work handled properly from enquiry to handover.
Commercial fit-outs, maintenance and domestic electrical work across Perth metro and the Perth Hills — delivered with neat workmanship, clear communication, proper testing and documented handover.
One team for builders, property managers, businesses and homeowners — led by a licensed WA electrician.
- ABN 47 823 050 945
- $20M public liability cover
What we do
Maintenance & Facilities
Responsive support for property managers, strata and commercial clients.
Domestic & Renovation
Homes, renovations, investment properties and safety upgrades.
Testing & Handover
Certificates, test records and documentation appropriate to the work.
Where we work
Electrical across Perth's commercial sectors — and beyond.
From fit-outs to ongoing maintenance — the same standard across commercial and domestic work.
Office & tenancy fit-outs
Lighting, power, data and alterations for offices and tenancies.
Retail & hospitality
Shops, cafés and venues — fit-outs, upgrades and equipment supplies.
Strata & property management
Common-property maintenance, switchboards and safety works.
Compliance for property managers →New builds & construction
Electrical packages for builders — priced, installed and certified.
How we work with builders →Domestic & renovation
Homes, renovations, investment properties and safety upgrades.
The E-LEC Standard
What clients notice before they ever see the wiring.
The best electrical businesses do more than install. They communicate clearly, protect the property, document the work and make the client feel confident that everything has been done properly and in accordance with the standards. It's the standard the E-LEC team holds itself to on every job.
Clear communication
Neat, respectful workmanship
Compliance & testing
Documented handover
Standards + compliance
Electrical work governed by requirements, not guesswork.
The exact obligations depend on the work performed and the installation. Hover, focus or tap a requirement to see where it can affect your job.
The Wiring Rules set the core requirements for selecting and installing electrical equipment and wiring.
What this means for you
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Requirements for items such as circuit protection, RCDs, earthing, cable routes and equipment locations can affect the proposed design. Existing defects or unsuitable equipment may need to be rectified or clearly reported before new work can be completed safely.
Commonly relevant to: new circuits, renovations, switchboards, appliances, lighting and additions.This standard provides methods used to inspect and test electrical installations.
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Completed work must be inspected and tested as required before being placed into service. Testing can identify existing faults or unsafe conditions that were not visible when the job was first scoped.
Commonly relevant to: polarity, earthing continuity, insulation resistance, circuit checks and RCD testing.WA electrical and network requirements govern supply arrangements and work that interfaces with the electricity network.
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Service upgrades, metering changes, consumer mains, temporary power and some connection work may require network involvement, approvals or specific installation arrangements. This can affect the job sequence, timing and external fees.
Commonly relevant to: Western Power connections, point of attachment, metering, mains and supply upgrades.WA regulations govern electrical licensing and when notices and safety certificates are required.
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Depending on the work, required notices may be lodged with the network operator and an Electrical Safety Certificate provided to the customer. Different scopes have different documentation obligations, but legally required documents form part of the job.
Commonly relevant to: notifiable work, completion notices, electrical safety certificates and licensed electrical work.Safe-working requirements guide isolation and work on or near low-voltage installations.
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Power may need to be isolated and work areas kept clear while electrical work is completed. Energised work is not performed merely for convenience, and access conditions such as roof spaces can change how and when work proceeds.
Commonly relevant to: safe isolation, switchboards, occupied sites, roof spaces and coordination with other trades.Requirements vary by scope. Existing defects or unsafe conditions may need to be addressed or clearly reported before work can proceed or be energised.
Services
Three ways E-LEC Electrical helps.
Select a service to see what's included. Tap or click to expand.
- Switchboard upgrades & relocations
- Power points, USB outlets & new circuits
- Downlights, pendants & feature lighting
- Ceiling fans, exhaust fans & outdoor lighting
- Smoke alarms, RCDs & safety upgrades
- Cooktop, oven, hot water & appliance supplies
- CCTV
- Network points
- New shed supplies
- Bespoke new builds
- EV chargers
- Solar
- Office, retail & tenancy alterations
- Lighting, power & equipment supplies
- Switchboard additions & labelling
- Emergency & exit lighting support
- Photos, test records & completion documentation
- Temporary power
- Commercial containment & cable tray
- Maintenance support for commercial clients
- Tripping RCDs & circuit faults
- Lighting faults & failed accessories
- Switchboard tidy-ups & circuit identification
- Rental & property maintenance
- Safety checks & rectification works
- Thermographic surveys
- Preventive maintenance support
- Fault reports & recommended next steps
For builders & property managers
Built to slot into your project.
We price to your scope, work to your program, install to standard and hand over documented — the same reliability a head contractor expects from a sub.
The process
Watch a job move from enquiry to handover.
Send the details
Tell us what you need and send photos where helpful. The more we can see up front, the more accurate the scope.
Scope reviewed
We check access, cable route, switchboard condition, product selection and any likely compliance considerations.
Pricing confirmed
You receive clear pricing before work starts where possible. Fault finding and hidden issues may need investigation first.
Work completed
Installed, tested, cleaned up and documented appropriate to the scope — with the property protected throughout.
Handover issued
Certificates, notices, photos, manuals and records are provided where required for the work completed.
Service area
Perth metro and the Perth Hills.
E-LEC Electrical services Perth metro and the Perth Hills. Travel charges, minimum call-out fees or availability limits may apply depending on location and the nature of the work. Jobs outside the standard area are considered case by case.
Ask about your suburb
FAQ
Good questions, answered.
Is the guide price a fixed quote?
No. The guide price is a rough budget range to help you plan. Final pricing is confirmed after we review the scope, access, switchboard condition and product selection. See the Guide Price disclaimer.
Do you do commercial work?
Yes — commercial fit-outs, alterations, tenancy works, maintenance and close-out documentation. See Commercial Electrical.
What areas do you service?
Perth metro and the Perth Hills, including Mundaring and Kalamunda. Travel charges or minimum call-out fees may apply by location; jobs outside the standard area are considered case by case.
Will you need to turn the power off?
Often, yes. To work safely we usually need to isolate power to part of the property — and sometimes the whole property — while we carry out the work. We keep any outage as short and planned as we can, and let you know beforehand so you can prepare.
Can I request my handover pack later?
Yes. Request another copy from your handover pack — we verify your identity before releasing documents.
Do you provide emergency service?
For immediate danger — fire, electric shock, smoke, burning smells or exposed live parts — contact emergency services on 000, or Western Power's faults & emergencies line on 13 13 51, straight away. Do not rely on email, web forms or messaging apps for urgent electrical safety concerns.
Contact
Tell us about the job.
Written enquiries are preferred where job details and photos are useful — it helps the E-LEC team scope properly and reply with something meaningful. Prefer to talk? Choose how to contact us.
- Licensed WA Electrical Contractor — EC17745
- Perth Hills based, servicing Perth metro & the Hills
- Domestic, commercial, maintenance & compliance
- Photos, test results & completion records supplied where applicable
We aim to reply within one business day. Response times vary with workload, site commitments, after-hours demand, weekends and public holidays.
For urgent electrical safety concerns, call 0494 730 768 — don't rely only on email, web forms or messaging apps. In an emergency — fire, electric shock, smoke, burning smells, exposed live parts or immediate danger — contact emergency services on 000, or Western Power's faults & emergencies line on 13 13 51, and don't touch damaged equipment, exposed wiring, wet fittings or switchboards where there may be danger.