Power point installation isn’t a DIY job. Our fully licensed A-Grade electricians ensure every outlet is installed safely, meets Australian Standards, and is placed exactly where you need it.
For new outlets, repairs, or upgrades, you’re in the right place. We offer every power point variation you could need from trusted Aussie brands like Clipsal, Trader, Hagar, and more.
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Outdated power points can pose safety risks, especially in older homes. Upgrading to modern sockets is just one way you can improve electrical safety in your family home.
Upgrade your switchboard to meet modern safety standards and handle increased electrical demands.
Our expert team enhances your system’s capacity while ensuring compliance with current regulations. Discover more ways to enhance electrical safety in your home for your family.
Double sockets are the most common in homes. They allow you to power multiple devices and work well in living rooms, kitchens, and bedrooms.
Quad sockets power multiple devices in high-usage areas like home offices, entertainment rooms, or kitchens with several appliances. They provide the convenience of four outlets in one location, reducing the need for extension cords and adaptors.
Outdoor sockets are built to be weatherproof and safe. They’re perfect for gardens, patios, or anyone who needs power outside for tools or lighting.
Modern sockets offer USB ports, smart technology, or surge protection. These are great for families, offices, or anyone needing easy charging or extra safety features.
We offer transparent, upfront pricing for all power point services, no hidden fees, no surprises.
Power point conversions (single to double): from $49 (incl. GST)
New power point installations: from $169 (incl. GST)
Final pricing depends on the location, access, and wiring requirements. Contact us for a quick quote tailored to your space.
Basic, USB, smart, or weatherproof power points cost differently based on features and materials needed.
Easily accessible areas cost less. Hard-to-reach places or those needing extra work, like wall changes, cost more.
If wiring is damaged, additional work may increase the cost of installing your new power point.
Installing a new power point usually involves more work, like running new wiring. Replacing an old or damaged power point is generally simpler and less labour-intensive.
Power points are vital to your home’s electrical system, but they don’t last forever. Here’s when to consider upgrading:
Burn marks or discolouration mean overheating or electrical faults. Replace these immediately to avoid safety risks like fires. Explore other signs an older home may need electrical upgrades.
Buzzing or sparks when using power points often signal internal damage or poor wiring. Upgrading improves safety and reliability. Sometimes, the root cause may lie within your switchboard. Upgrading your switchboard can further improve safety and system efficiency.
Loose sockets can cause poor connections, shocks, or faults. Replace them with securely fitted power points for better safety.
Using too many powerboards or extension cords? Upgrade to double power points or USB sockets for more convenience and less clutter.
Older power points may lack surge protection or tamper resistance. Upgrade to modern designs for improved safety and appliance protection.
Old power points may not meet today’s safety standards. Replacing them ensures compliance and better efficiency.
Renovating? Upgrade power points to match your new décor or improve functionality with modern, USB-integrated designs.

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Need help around the home? From lighting and power points to complete rewiring, we deliver safe, high-quality electrical solutions tailored to your household.

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We’re a team of fully licensed A-Grade electricians proudly based in Melbourne’s Eastern Suburbs. With decades of hands-on experience, we specialise in delivering safe, reliable power point installations.
Our work is always completed to Australian Standards with attention to detail, clear communication, and no shortcuts. From homes to commercial spaces, we’re trusted by local families, property managers, and builders who value quality and long-term safety.
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This is a rare scenario, but it does require further investigation. The most common causes are concerning and should be addressed promptly. A faulty power point itself is likely the cause.
Outlets may spark when plugging or unplugging larger appliances without using the switch.
More serious causes include loose terminals at the socket or switchboard. These should be inspected by a licensed electrician immediately. Sparking outlets are just one of a number of common electrical emergencies eastern Melbourne homeowners face.
Yes, all electrical work in Australia must be performed by a licensed electrician.
DIY electrical work is illegal and can cause serious risks, including shocks, fires, or voided insurance due to non-compliance with safety standards.
Yes, your electrician can certainly move a power point for you.
However, depending on the requirements, it might be easier to leave the existing power outlet and add a new one for convenience.
A 240V outlet (or more correctly today, a 230V outlet) can supply a maximum of 2300 Watts or 10 Amps. A given electrical circuit may be able to supply more than this, shared between multiple points. However, the socket is only rated for 2300 Watts or 10 Amps.
We’re fully certified by Australia’s leading industry regulators, which means every job we do is carried out by licensed professionals who meet strict safety, compliance, and quality standards.

Eastern Melbourne Electricians provides reliable, high-quality electrical, air conditioning and 24/7 emergency services across Melbourne’s eastern suburbs. We take pride in delivering safe, compliant and long-lasting results on every job.
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