Dann’s Electrical · Hawkesbury
Licensed electricians for Kurmond, on call 24/7. From new lights and power points to switchboards and emergency repairs, we handle every electrical job at your home or business, with a free quote and a fixed price.
Emergency electrician in Kurmond, 24/7
Call us day or night, weekends and public holidays.
If anyone is hurt, call 000.
Dann's Electrical is a licensed electrical contractor servicing Kurmond and the Hawkesbury. Kurmond is mostly acreage, so along with the house we often wire sheds, workshops and pumps, and look after private poles and underground mains under our Level 2 accreditation.
We do residential, commercial and Level 2 electrical work, and we’re on call 24/7 for power outages, faults and storm damage. We’re CM3 certified, NECA members and a Level 2 Accredited Service Provider, with more than 5,500 jobs completed and 100+ five-star Google reviews.
NSW electrical contractor licence 399632C
Nights, weekends or public holidays, we take emergency calls from Kurmond for outages, sparks and burning smells.
Emergency electricianWe find the cause of flickering lights, dead power points and breakers that keep tripping, then fix it.
Electrical repairsCeramic fuses out, circuit breakers and safety switches in. Every board we install has a 25-year warranty.
Switchboard upgradesFrom LED downlight swaps to outdoor and security lighting, for homes and businesses.
Lighting installationsHard-wired smoke alarm installs, replacements and yearly checks for homes, landlords and strata.
Smoke alarm installationInspections for rentals, sales and older homes, and after floods.
Safety inspectionsTesla, Evnex and other brand-name chargers installed at home or work.
EV charger installationCameras, alarms, intercoms and fob access for homes, businesses and strata.
Private poles, service lines and metering, authorised by Endeavour Energy and Plus ES.
Level 2 ASP electriciansShops, offices, schools and strata in and around Kurmond: fit-outs, maintenance, data cabling and emergency work.
Commercial electriciansWarehouses and factories: three-phase power, VSDs, conveyor controls and breakdown repairs.
Industrial electriciansTesting and tagging of workplace appliances and leads, with records for your site.
Test & tag
5,500+ jobs completed and 100+ five-star Google reviews.
For work in Kurmond, you deal directly with the local electricians who will quote it and carry it out.
Nights, weekends and public holidays.
Switchboards we install: 25 years. Lighting: 7 years. Parts and labour covered.
CM3 certified, with clients including universities, logistics companies and national retailers.
We’re accredited for service line, supply and meter work as well.
Kurmond local knowledge
Facts from government and utility sources, and what they mean for your power. Each card links to its source.
If your block has its own power pole, Endeavour Energy says it’s yours to maintain. Inspect it before bushfire season. Repairs that disconnect at the point of supply need a Level 2 ASP.
NSW Government figures say up to 1,800 house fires each year could have been prevented by getting the wiring checked and having safety switches installed. We test switchboards, safety switches and wiring for homes in Kurmond, 24/7 if it can’t wait.
Richmond held the Sydney basin heat record from 1939 until Penrith Lakes reached 48.9°C in 2020. On days like that air con runs flat out, so get your board checked before the next heatwave.
Kurmond homes average 2.8 cars each, and 99.3% are separate houses, which usually have their own switchboard and supply. Check your board can take a charger first.
Under NSW rules, a landlord checks smoke alarms every year, replaces them within 10 years of manufacture, and uses a licensed electrician to repair or replace hard-wired ones.
NSW electricians must submit a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work no later than seven days after finishing the work, including the safety test. Ask for your copy after any work on your Kurmond property.
Around Kurmond
From Richmond and Windsor out to Kurrajong and Wilberforce, we cover the Hawkesbury from our base in Emu Plains.
Yes. We’re on call 24/7 for Kurmond and the Hawkesbury, including weekends and public holidays. Ring 0478 014 622 for a power outage, sparking outlet, burning smell or a switchboard that keeps tripping. If anyone is hurt, call 000.
Look at the neighbours first. If the whole street is out, it’s a network outage. If it’s only your Kurmond property, or only part of it, the fault is on your side and we can find and fix it, 24/7. Call 0478 014 622.
Yes, licensed and fully insured in NSW (licence 399632C). We hold CM3 certification, NECA membership and Level 2 ASP accreditation, and the team has current Working With Children Checks.
If it’s privately owned, yes. Endeavour Energy says private poles and lines are the property owner’s responsibility, and recommends an inspection before bushfire season and after major storms. It says to keep a 3-metre safety clearance from powerlines, and owners look after trees near lines on their land. A repair that means disconnecting at the point of supply needs a Level 2 Accredited Service Provider, which we are.
NSW landlords must check smoke alarms every year, replace removable batteries each year, replace alarms within 10 years of manufacture, and use a licensed electrician for hard-wired alarms. In Kurmond, 14.2% of homes are rented (2021 Census).
You need one for work on the network side of your property: connecting and disconnecting power, repairing and upgrading service lines, and metering. Regular electricians can’t do this work. A Level 2 electrician is an Accredited Service Provider, and Dann’s holds Endeavour Energy authorisation for service line work and Plus ES authorisation for contestable metering.
Yes. Kurmond households average 2.8 cars (2021 Census). We install home chargers including Tesla and Evnex, and check your switchboard and supply can handle the extra load first.
Near Kurmond we regularly work in Richmond, Windsor, Agnes Banks, Bligh Park and Freemans Reach, as well as the rest of the Hawkesbury.
Both. We work for homeowners, landlords, businesses, schools, strata and asset managers. At home that covers repairs, switchboards and EV chargers; on commercial and industrial sites it’s fit-outs, test and tag and maintenance.
Yes. Every NSW electrician must submit a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work (CCEW) through Building Commission NSW’s eCert portal no later than seven days after completing the work, including the safety and compliance test. We lodge one for every job that needs it and send you a copy.
25 years on switchboards we install and 7 years on lighting, covering parts and labour.
Get in touch
Call any time for emergencies. For planned work, tell us about the job and we’ll send a free quote.
0478 014 622
