Your home’s electrical system should be safe, efficient, and built for the future. Whether you’re building a new home, renovating, or upgrading outdated wiring, Imperium Power provides professional residential electrical services tailored to your needs.
Our team of licensed electricians ensures all installations meet current Australian safety standards, offering high-quality workmanship with minimal disruption to your home.
Residential Electrical Installations & Upgrades
Powering Homes with Safe, Modern Electrical Solutions
Our Residential Electrical Services Include:
New Home Wiring & Installations
Complete electrical setup for new builds and extensions.
Switchboard & Power Upgrades
Modernising outdated electrical systems to meet safety requirements.
LED Lighting & Smart Home Integration
Enhancing energy efficiency and convenience.
Electrical Safety Inspections
Identifying and resolving potential hazards before they become problems.
Regular maintenance is crucial to extending the lifespan of your air conditioning unit and preventing costly repairs. Our servicing plans ensure your system remains efficient, reliable, and cost-effective.
How Much Does It Cost to Install an Electric Outlet?
The cost of installing an electric outlet varies based on several factors, including the type of outlet, location, and any necessary electrical upgrades.
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Factors That Affect the Cost:
- Outlet Type – Standard power outlets are generally more affordable, while GFCI, USB, and smart outlets may cost more.
- Location & Accessibility – Installing an outlet in an easily accessible area is usually straightforward, but adding one in hard-to-reach places or outdoor locations may increase costs.
- Electrical Panel Upgrades – If your electrical panel needs an upgrade to support the ne
- Labor & Permits – Professional installation ensures safety and compliance with electrical codes, and some installations may require permits.
Estimated Price Range:
Basic outlet installations typically start at a reasonable cost, while more complex jobs, such as dedicated circuits or high-power outlets, can be higher.