Old fuses, no RCD protection, a board that trips from overload, or no room for new circuits. These are some of the common problems we see with switchboards, and our local team can sort out all of them.
Pictured: a new switchboard upgrade with clear labelling, more room for new circuits, and a safer setup for the homeowner.

If you tick one or two of these, it’s worth a look. It doesn’t always mean a full upgrade.

A lot of older Perth homes have the switchboard mounted on a panel that contains asbestos. It’s usually stamped on the back of the panel, and we can confirm it on site. Please don’t pull the board apart to check.
An asbestos panel can’t just be drilled or modified to fit new gear. If yours is asbestos, we’ll tell you upfront and plan the upgrade around it, so it’s handled safely and properly from the start.


Every board is different, so the easiest way to get a price is to send us a photo of yours with the door open. We’ll quote it over the phone, and confirm it in writing before any work starts.

Selling or renting soon? Our guide on smoke alarm and RCD rules in WA covers what you need. Getting an EV? Read do I need a switchboard upgrade for an EV charger?
Not sure about your board? Send us a photo with the door open. We’ll tell you whether it’s fine as it is or needs work, and we won’t sell you an upgrade you don’t need.
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Thinking about a switchboard upgrade?
Most are done in a day. The power is off while the board is changed over, and we'll tell you beforehand roughly how long so you can plan around it.
Not always. If your board has RCD protection, no old fuses and room for what you want to add, it may be fine as it is. Send us a photo and we'll tell you honestly.
Sometimes. A charger needs its own circuit and RCD protection, so it comes down to whether your board has a spare pole and is in good shape. Our guide on EV chargers and switchboards explains what to look for.
No. Most switchboards can be quoted from a photo, and you'll get the price in writing before any work starts.