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Commercial electrical Perth.

Electrical work for offices, managed properties and building projects.

Fault finding, installations and upgrades with the site, access and electrical requirements considered together. A licensed Malaga-based team servicing Perth and the metropolitan area.

  • Electrical contractor · EC14280
  • Malaga-based · Servicing Perth
  • Repairs · Installations · Upgrades
Electrical testing with a meter inside an open control cabinetLabelled wiring, circuit protection and controls inside an electrical panel
Neighbourhood Electrical & AirThe circuits. The coordination. The finished work.

Who we work with

Your building.
Your responsibilities.
One clear scope.

Different people need different things from the same job. We start with the property, the work required and who needs to be involved.

01

Offices & workplaces

Power and lighting that suit the working day.

From a recurring fault to a changed office layout, we consider what the workplace needs and how the work can be arranged around the people and equipment using it.

  • Power points, equipment circuits and lighting
  • Alterations, additions and electrical faults
  • Access and agreed interruption to supply
Electrical & air conditioning for workplaces
02

Property, asset & strata managers

Clear communication across the property.

Bring the fault, maintenance request or proposed upgrade together with the right site contact. We clarify access, authority to proceed and what the electrical scope needs to cover.

  • Owner, tenant and strata coordination
  • Property faults, inspections and upgrades
  • Agreed scope and relevant job documentation
Property & strata services
03

Builders & head contractors

Electrical work within the project programme.

For fit-outs, alterations and building works, early discussion helps align circuits, equipment requirements and installation stages with the wider site programme.

  • Plans, scope and trade coordination
  • Site readiness, access and installation stages
  • Testing, documentation and handover
Electrical & air conditioning for builders
04

Developers & architects

Consider the electrical requirements early.

Discuss proposed equipment, use of the space and supply requirements with the project team. We help identify practical installation considerations and clarify any specialist design or network work required.

  • Switchboard, circuit and capacity requirements
  • Lighting, equipment and future additions
  • Coordination with the appointed design team
Input for developers & architects

Power · Lighting · Property upgrades

The electrical work behind a working property.

A new appliance, a tenancy change or a growing workplace can alter the electrical picture. We look at the proposed work alongside the existing supply and installation.

Wiring and circuit protection arranged inside an electrical panel

Power, circuits & switchboards

Fault finding, power points, dedicated circuits and switchboard upgrades, planned around the equipment and demands of the property.

  • Existing condition and proposed loads
  • Circuit protection and board capacity
  • Access, shutdowns, labelling and testing
Explore switchboard upgrades
Technician using test probes and a meter inside electrical equipment

Lighting & workplace additions

General, task, display and exterior lighting, along with electrical additions for a changing workspace. Clarify the intended use, controls and installation conditions first.

  • Office and tenancy lighting layouts
  • LED upgrades and practical controls
  • Installation stages and work-area access
Explore lighting services

A fault or repair

Tripping, failed lights, damaged fittings or equipment supply problems. Tell us what changed, what is affected and how the site can be accessed.

Explore faults and repairs

An addition or upgrade

Plan circuits, workplace EV charging and electrical additions around the existing supply, the proposed equipment and how the property is used.

Explore workplace EV charging

A property assessment

Discuss the reason for an inspection, the areas to be assessed and the documentation required. Inspection scope is agreed for the particular property.

Explore safety inspections
A change to the site supply?Explore consumer poles and site-main switchboards

From the first conversation

A clear scope.
An agreed next step.

Electrical work can affect the whole property, not just one fitting. Access, approvals, interruption to supply and any work by others belong in the planning conversation.

  1. 01

    Describe the property and work

    Send the suburb, property use, the fault or intended outcome, and the person responsible for coordinating access and approval.

  2. 02

    Clarify the electrical scope

    We consider the existing installation, equipment requirements and practical access. An onsite assessment may be needed before the scope can be priced.

  3. 03

    Agree access and coordination

    Confirm inclusions, timing, any shutdowns, tenant communication and responsibilities for other trades, specialist design or network-side work.

  4. 04

    Complete, test and hand over

    Carry out the agreed work, complete relevant testing and explain what has changed. The job scope determines the applicable records and documentation.

From our work library

The work behind
the finished space.

Equipment, access and installation details are part of the same job. These photos show some of the work that sits beyond the finished room.

Neighbourhood Electrical and Air team beside their service vans

Neighbourhood Electrical & Air

Local people.
Clear responsibilities.

We are a family-owned, Malaga-based team servicing Perth and the metropolitan area. Tell us who is responsible for the property and what needs to happen, and we can work through the next step with you.

Before you enquire

A few practical
questions, answered.

Something more specific to your property or project? Ask the team.

What commercial electrical work do you handle?

Our work includes electrical faults and repairs, power points, circuits, lighting, switchboard upgrades, workplace EV charging and scoped safety inspections. For a larger project or site-supply change, send the requirements so we can confirm the scope and any specialist or network involvement.

Can you work with our property, asset or strata manager?

Yes. Tell us who is coordinating the job, who can approve it and how access will be arranged. Tenant contact, building rules and any limits on interrupting supply should be raised before work is scheduled.

Do you work with builders, developers and architects?

Yes. We can discuss electrical installation requirements with the builder and appointed project team. Send the plans or scope, current project stage, site location and timing. Any specialist design, authority approvals or work outside our agreed scope will need to be clarified.

Can electrical work be scheduled around the business?

Tell us the operating hours, access restrictions and equipment that cannot be interrupted. We discuss scheduling and any necessary shutdowns for the job, subject to availability. After-hours or immediate attendance should not be assumed.

Will an inspection certify the entire building?

The inspection scope and reason for the assessment need to be agreed first. A repair visit or limited inspection is not automatically a comprehensive assessment of every circuit or system. We can clarify what will be checked and what documentation relates to the work.

Can you consider air conditioning in the same project?

Yes. Neighbourhood also provides commercial split and ducted air-conditioning services. Tell us when both trades are involved so the equipment and relevant electrical requirements can be considered together.

Start the conversation

Tell us about
the site or project.

A suburb, the work you have in mind and a way to contact you are enough to start. These details help us understand the scope:

  • Property location, use and the authorised site contact
  • The fault, equipment or planned electrical work
  • Access, operating hours and any shutdown restrictions

Have plans or a scope document? Email them to the team. The form accepts photos.

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