100+ Year ‘Take It To Your Grave’ – Extended Workmanship Guarantee
Your decision to go with Byrd Electrical is backed by an industry first ‘100-Year Take It To Your Grave’ guarantee.
‘Problem Solved Or It’s FREE’ Guarantee
‘Cleaner Than We Found It’ Guarantee
‘On Time Or We Pay YOU $200’ Guarantee
You’ve got a busy life, so the last thing you need is a sparky showing up late (or not at all) stuffing you around. That’s why, if we don’t arrive on time (and we haven’t notified/updated you via text, email or call with an updated time) then we’ll pay you $200!
Keeping your power points in good condition is key to keeping your home safely charged up.
Smoke alarms save lives. They are also compulsory in Victoria. Get an annual check up now.
With a selection of modern lighting styles, your interior design will be complete.
Installing a home automation system means creating a home that works harder for you.
If your safety switches are tripping, they either need replacing or your old switchboard may need an upgrade. Don’t risk electrical fires and shocks. Call Byrd Electrical
We’re proud to provide our customers with clean, punctual services and demonstrate the value we place on your time and financial investment.
When you need electrical services fast, our streamlined booking process has got you covered.
Got a burning question? We’re only too happy to provide quick and comprehensive responses to any and all electrical queries.
Have you noticed something off about the electrical system in your home or business? Book in for an inspection today.
Looking for a cost-effective service? At Byrd Electrical, we reward customer loyalty with top-quality service at extra affordable prices.
A small, quick blue spark when you plug an appliance into a power point is usually normal. It happens because electricity arcs briefly as the
Flickering LED lights can be dangerous depending on the cause. A flicker caused by an incompatible dimmer or a loose bulb is a minor issue.
A circuit breaker that keeps tripping is responding to an electrical fault on the circuit it protects. The most common causes are an overloaded circuit,
