Residential Electrician

Whether it is a renovation or wiring a new home from the ground up, Tully Electrical handles residential electrical work across Western Sydney and the Lower Blue Mountains. Family-run, licensed and easy to deal with.

New home living room with LED downlights and ceiling fan installed by Tully Electrical

Power Point Installation and Relocation

New and additional power points, double and USB or USB-C power points, outdoor weatherproof outlets, kitchen, bathroom and garage power, dedicated appliance circuits, and moving or replacing faulty power points.

Lighting and LED Downlights

LED downlight installation and replacement, pendant and feature lighting, LED strip and under-cabinet lighting, outdoor, garden and security lighting, sensor lights and floodlights, dimmers, smart lighting, and repairs to flickering lights and switches.

Ceiling Fans and Exhaust Fans

Ceiling fan installation and replacement, including fans with lights or remotes, outdoor and alfresco fans, and fans fitted where a light already exists. We also install and replace bathroom, kitchen and ventilation exhaust fans.

Rewiring, Renovations and New Builds

  • Whole and partial house rewiring for older homes
  • Kitchen and bathroom renovation electrical work
  • New home rough-in and fit-off for owner builders and builders
  • Extensions, granny flats, garages, sheds and home offices
  • Air conditioning and appliance electrical connections
  • Data, TV and network points

Smart Home and Automation

Smart lighting, switches and home automation wiring, designed around how you use your home.

Residential FAQs

Can an electrician move a power point?

Yes. Most power points can be relocated or added, including in brick walls. Access and wall type affect the cost, which we confirm in the quote.

Can you install a ceiling fan where a light is?

Usually, yes. We check the ceiling can support the fan and that the wiring is suitable, then fit the fan, with or without a light.

Do older homes need rewiring?

Not always, but old rubber or cloth insulated wiring, no earthing, or regular faults are warning signs. An inspection tells you whether repairs or a rewire is the better option.

What electrical work is needed for a kitchen renovation?

Typically new power points, dedicated circuits for the oven, cooktop and dishwasher, lighting and sometimes a switchboard upgrade. Involve us early so the wiring is planned before the walls close up.

Related: switchboard upgrades and smoke alarms · home EV chargers

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Tell us what you need and we will give you a clear price.

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