Electrical Services on the Sunshine Coast
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Sunshine Coast Electrical Services
Looking for reliable electrical services that actually solve your problem the first time? Gealy's Air-Conditioning, Refrigeration & Electrical has you covered across the Sunshine Coast.
We’re a locally owned team with years of experience delivering full-service residential, commercial, and insurance electrical work. From power point installs to full-scale rewires, we bring honest advice and expert workmanship to every job.
Our licensed electricians handle everything—fault finding, lighting upgrades, safety checks, switchboard work, and storm-damaged repairs. We’re tidy, respectful, and committed to getting it right.
Need help with your home setup? Check out our residential electrical services. Running a business? Our commercial electrical solutions are fast and compliant. Dealing with damage? We’ll sort your insurance electrical work and take care of the paperwork.
Call Gealy's Air-Conditioning, Refrigeration & Electrical today on
(07) 5474 0993 to speak with a Sunshine Coast technician who knows their stuff.
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At Gealy's Air-Conditioning, Refrigeration & Electrical, we take care of every kind of electrical job, no matter the size or complexity. Whether you’re replacing old fixtures or fitting out a new build, we’ll get the job done efficiently and safely.
We handle full lighting and power installations, including power points, fans, and exhausts. If something isn’t working right, we’ll find the fault fast and make sure your switchboards, RCDs, and circuit breakers are up to standard. We also carry out smoke alarm installation and servicing, install kitchen appliances, and connect home theatre systems and surround sound.
For properties that need wiring work, we manage complete home rewires, consumer mains replacements, and extensions. If your project includes TV, telephone, networking, or antennas, we can run those lines too—all with tidy workmanship and no fuss.
We also offer small fixes like globe or outlet replacements, sourcing electrical components for repairs, and providing tailored advice. From residential to commercial and industrial spaces, we make sure your system is safe, modern, and built to last.
What are the most common electrical problems in a home?
Common issues include flickering lights, tripped breakers, dead outlets, and buzzing switches. These often indicate overloaded circuits, worn components, or outdated wiring. Even minor faults can escalate into serious hazards like electrical fires or shocks if ignored. It’s important to have recurring problems investigated by a licensed electrician. Regular maintenance helps prevent damage, improves safety, and keeps your home’s electrical system running efficiently and in line with current safety standards.
How often should electrical systems be inspected?
Most homes and businesses should have their electrical systems professionally inspected every five to ten years. Older buildings, high-use properties, or those exposed to moisture or pests may need more frequent checks. Regular inspections identify issues like worn insulation, outdated switchboards, or overworked circuits. These assessments help prevent faults, ensure insurance compliance, and protect your home or business from fire risks while improving energy efficiency and long-term electrical performance.
Can faulty wiring increase electricity bills?
Yes, faulty wiring can increase electricity usage and drive up your energy bills. Damaged or poorly connected circuits cause appliances to work harder, using more power than necessary. Inconsistent voltage delivery and phantom loads from outdated systems also contribute to wasted energy. These inefficiencies not only cost more but increase safety risks. Addressing faults and upgrading wiring can reduce energy loss, enhance system reliability, and keep your electrical infrastructure safer and more efficient.
