Do you do after-hours emergency work in Yarramundi?
Yes, 24/7, including nights, weekends and public holidays, across Yarramundi and the Hawkesbury. Call 0478 014 622 if you’ve lost power, smell burning, see sparks or your switchboard won’t stay on. If anyone is hurt, call 000.
Who do I call if the power is out in Yarramundi?
Call us any time on 0478 014 622. First check whether your neighbours have power. If they do, or only part of your Yarramundi property is out, the fault is on your side and we can find and fix it, 24/7. If the whole street is out, it’s a network outage.
Are your electricians licensed and insured?
Yes. Dann’s Electrical is a licensed NSW electrical contractor with full insurance. We’re CM3 certified, NECA members and a Level 2 Accredited Service Provider, and the team holds current Working With Children Checks.
Is it safe to turn my power back on after a flood in Yarramundi?
Not until it’s been checked. NSW SES advises turning off electricity before going back inside, not switching on lights or appliances, and having a licensed electrician check your wiring and appliances first. We inspect flood-affected homes and businesses and tell you what’s safe to use.
Is the power pole on my Yarramundi property my responsibility?
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.
What does a Level 2 electrician do?
Level 2 electricians are Accredited Service Providers authorised to work on the network side of a property: connecting and disconnecting power, repairing and upgrading service lines, and metering. Regular electricians can’t do this work. Dann’s holds Endeavour Energy authorisation for service line work and Plus ES authorisation for contestable metering.
I’m a landlord in Yarramundi. What are my smoke alarm duties?
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 Yarramundi, 7.3% of homes are rented (2021 Census).
Can you install an EV charger in Yarramundi?
Yes. Yarramundi households average 3.2 cars (2021 Census). We install home chargers including Tesla and Evnex, and check your switchboard and supply can handle the extra load first.
Do you work in suburbs close to Yarramundi?
Yes. Close to Yarramundi, we regularly work in Richmond, Windsor, Agnes Banks, Bligh Park and Freemans Reach, and we cover the rest of the Hawkesbury too.
Do you work on homes and businesses?
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.
Do you provide a CCEW?
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.
What warranty do you give?
Switchboards we install carry a 25-year warranty and lighting carries 7 years, with parts and labour covered.