FAQs

In the face of an electrical emergency, we recommend you 

• Not to touch the affected electrical system like loose wires  
• Switch off the main power  

• Vacate the area to maintain a safe distance. 
• Call our emergency electricians for immediate help. 

We will try to reach the job site as soon as possible.  

We provide services throughout the entire Melbourne metropolitan districts and suburbs.

Our friendly and knowledgeable staff are here to help so you can find the right cleaning service for your needs.

We offer a lifetime warranty on the workmanship of our Electrician Melbourne. Call us today at  03 9982 9737 to begin working with one of our licensed electricians throughout Melbourne.

If your home is older than 25 years and hasn’t been inspected in some time, you should have a professional inspection done. But there are other times when having an inspection is valuable as well. The following are the optimum times to have an inspection performed: 

• Before you buy or sell a house, 
• If particular power outlets are extremely hot to the touch or if electrical components emit a weird burning odor, 
• Following a house remodel or the addition of a room, 
• Following the installation of an HVAC system 
• If power outages, fading lights, and tripped circuits are becoming a regular occurrence, 

For a thorough check, Luno Electrical Melbourne inspects the exterior of the property to look for any signs of damage that could cause short circuits or electrical fires. We also check the meters, internal wiring, and fuse boxes to make sure everything is in good condition, from switches to sockets, from power points to lights. This would not only save you money on repair costs but also give you peace of mind about being safe and secure in your own home.

Safety switches are a must in any home. They are an easy way to protect your family, friends and pets from an electrical fire. Safety switches should be installed on all power sources (light fittings, electrical appliances, power tools etc.) in your home to help prevent electrical fires and burns caused by power surges or short circuits. Call us or visit your local hardware store if you are unsure how to install them.