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Electrical Maintenance Program

An electrical maintenance program is scheduled electrical inspection across your portfolio — switchboard checks, safety switch testing and a written condition report on a set cycle — so faults get found before a tenant reports them, not after hours at emergency rates.

Matthew Bonney recording a switchboard inspection on a tablet at a commercial site

Reactive electrical is the expensive kind

Most electrical problems in a managed property announce themselves twice. Once quietly — a warm switchboard, a safety switch that trips now and then, a fitting that flickers. Then once loudly, usually after hours, usually as an emergency callout at emergency rates.

A maintenance program catches the first one. That is the entire argument.

Inclusions

What a program covers

Switchboard inspection

Thermal and visual check, fuse and breaker condition, labelling brought up to date.

Safety switch testing

Push-test and trip-time test on every RCD, with results recorded against the property.

Smoke alarm compliance

General electrical audit

Fittings, outlets, exterior lighting, and anything trending toward a fault.

Written report

Per property, with photos: what was checked, what passed, what needs attention, and what it will cost to fix.

Priority response

Program properties go to the front of the queue on anything urgent.

Consolidated invoicing

Managing more than a handful of properties? Get a program quote across the whole portfolio.

Pricing

How it’s priced

Quoted per portfolio, at a fixed price, after a look at what you actually manage — how many properties, how old they are, and what condition the switchboards are in. The quote is free and there’s no obligation attached to it.

Want a program quote across your portfolio?

Tell us roughly how many properties you manage and we’ll come back with a number.

Frequently asked questions

What is an electrical maintenance program?
A scheduled service where an electrician inspects switchboards, safety switches and general electrical condition across a property or portfolio on a set cycle, and provides a written report — catching faults before they turn into emergency callouts.
How much does an electrical maintenance program cost?
It’s quoted per portfolio at a fixed price, based on how many properties you manage, their age and the condition of the switchboards. The quote is free. A twenty-property rent roll and a single block aren’t the same job, so there’s no flat rate to publish.
Is a maintenance program cheaper than paying for callouts as they happen?
Usually, yes — a program catches faults at a scheduled visit rather than after hours at emergency rates, and consolidates invoicing across a portfolio instead of billing per incident. The exact saving depends on portfolio size and condition.
Can the program cover a whole rental portfolio, not just one property?
Yes — this is what the program is built for. Managing more than a handful of properties gets a portfolio-wide quote rather than per-property pricing.