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Kitchen renovation electrical in Canberra

Kitchen electrical work lives or dies on timing. We work in with your builder, cabinetmaker and tiler so rough-in happens before the linings go on and fit-off happens when the benchtops are in.

Common reasons people call

  • New layout with appliances in different places
  • Induction cooktop or bigger oven planned
  • Not enough bench power in the old kitchen
  • Wanting under-cabinet and feature lighting

What the job covers

  • Dedicated circuits for ovens, cooktops, dishwashers and rangehoods
  • Under-cabinet, task and feature lighting
  • Power points positioned around the final cabinetry layout
  • Relocating existing circuits to suit the new layout
  • Rough-in and fit-off scheduled around your other trades

What affects the price

Every job is quoted on what's actually involved. The main things that change it:

  • Appliance list and whether new circuits are needed
  • Lighting and power point count
  • Switchboard capacity
  • Access once walls are open versus after they're closed

What to expect

  1. 1Send your kitchen plan or appliance list.
  2. 2Mick walks through power and lighting positions with you, ideally on site.
  3. 3Rough-in before linings, fit-off after benchtops — scheduled with your builder.

Questions about this job

When should I bring the electrician in?
Before cabinetry is finalised. Moving a power point on paper costs nothing; moving it after tiling doesn't.

Where we do this work

Across Canberra, the ACT, Queanbeyan and surrounding NSW, including:

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