Power where you need it — installed properly.
Most homes end up with too few outlets in the places that matter — kitchen benches, home office, garage, patio. We add points on a circuit that can take the load, not another adapter on an already-warm outlet.
Outdoor and shed power needs weatherproof enclosures and RCD protection. Big loads (oven, spa, tools, EV) usually need their own circuit from the board, not a spur off the kitchen.
We quote the cable path honestly: in-wall where we can, surface ducting where that is the only tidy option.
Indoor & outdoor
GPOs, weatherproof points, dedicated circuits
Load-checked
We don’t hang another outlet on a tired run
RCD protected
Especially outdoors, sheds and wet areas
What we add
Outlets that belong there — not a trailing board.
Kitchen, office, garage or patio. We match the point to what you actually plug in.
- New GPOs, double outlets and USB-charging points where they make sense.
- Weatherproof outdoor outlets on their own protected circuit.
- Dedicated circuits for ovens, workshops and other heavy loads.
How we run it
Cable path first. Then the faceplate.
A neat outlet is only as good as the run behind it. We plan the path before we cut.
- In-wall or roof-space runs where access allows.
- Surface ducting when opening the wall is not honest or worth it.
- Board capacity checked — extra points sometimes mean a new circuit.
Why not a powerboard
Warm outlets are an early warning.
Double adaptors and daisy-chained boards are how points overheat. A proper circuit is cheaper than a wall fire.
- Outdoor and shed power done cheaply is a shock and water-ingress risk.
- A dedicated circuit for a big load protects the rest of the house.
- We test and leave the point looking like it was always there.
Common questions
About power points
Straight answers before you book. Still unsure? Call or text us.
More services
Other work we do
Quick links to the rest of the list — same crew, same standard.