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Who we serve

Electrical for Brisbane Property Managers

Property managers across Brisbane use Bonney Electrical as a single electrical contractor for their rent roll — one point of contact, booked time windows instead of open call slots, and a same-day written report formatted to forward straight to an owner without rewriting it.

Matthew Bonney working on a power point in a Brisbane unit

You need the job done and something you can forward to the owner

A tenant has just messaged you about a tripping circuit. What you need is someone who answers, books it, does it, and sends you something you can pass straight to the owner without rewriting it.

What you get

How we work with agencies

  • One contact for your whole rent roll
  • Booked time windows, not “sometime Thursday”
  • Same-day written report with photos
  • Compliance certificates issued and filed
  • Smoke alarm and safety switch compliance handled
  • Consolidated invoicing
  • Priority booking on anything urgent
  • Compliance

    The compliance you can’t afford to get wrong

    Queensland rental properties must have a safety switch fitted to every general power-point circuit, generally within 90 days of a tenancy starting, and a compliant interconnected photoelectric smoke alarm in every dwelling, with a compliance deadline of 1 January 2027 for existing properties.

    Maintenance

    Managing more than a handful of properties?

    The Electrical Maintenance Program works through your portfolio on a set schedule, so faults get found before a tenant reports them — and you get one invoice cycle instead of twenty.

    Want a reliable electrician on your list?

    Call 0420 463 873, or send through your details and we’ll come back to you .

    Frequently asked questions

    Who is legally responsible for electrical compliance in a Queensland rental property?
    The property owner, via the managing agent, is responsible for installing required safety equipment — safety switches and compliant smoke alarms — while day-to-day testing obligations are split between owner and tenant under the tenancy agreement. Source: Residential Tenancies Authority (RTA) Queensland and the Electrical Safety Office QLD.
    Do landlords need a safety switch in every rental property in Queensland?
    Yes — QLD rental properties must have a safety switch installed on all general power-point circuits, generally within 90 days of a tenancy agreement starting, and non-compliance can carry a fine. Source: Electrical Safety Office QLD.
    What are the smoke alarm requirements for QLD rental properties?
    Queensland requires photoelectric, interconnected smoke alarms compliant with AS3786-2014 in all dwellings, with a compliance deadline of 1 January 2027 for existing properties. Landlords install compliant alarms and have them tested and cleaned shortly before a tenancy begins; tenants test and clean during the tenancy. Source: Queensland Fire Department.
    Can you send reports I can forward straight to an owner?
    Yes — every job gets a same-day written report with photos, written to go straight into an owner update without editing.