Small Jobs, Done Properly
This is the volume end of electrical work — the jobs that don't make headlines but are the difference between a house that works well and one that's mildly annoying to live in. An extra power point in the right spot, downlights that don't flicker, a fan that's actually balanced. None of it is glamorous, all of it matters.
Lighting, in More Detail
If you're specifically weighing up LED vs halogen, what compliance actually requires, or what drives the cost of a lighting job, we've written a full breakdown: The Homeowner's Guide to Lighting Installation.
Why the Quote Matters More Than the Price List
We don't publish a flat price list for this category because the honest answer is "it depends" — on circuit capacity, access, and how many points are involved. A good electrician sizes the job before quoting it, not after. That's what you're actually paying for: someone who looked at the job properly, not someone who guessed.