Multisite Electrical

One agreement, one set of agreed rates, one invoice format, one named account manager — and our team rolls out across whichever of your sites needs work. Site managers ring our line; the work order routes; we attend; the invoice references your site code and cost centre. Most multisite clients see their per-site coordination overhead drop within the first month.

Yes — that's the point of running you on one contract. We set the standards in writing once (response time, work scope, certification, reporting format), train our team on those standards, and audit ourselves against them. If a site reports something slipping, we hear it because the issue routes back through one named manager rather than being lost across multiple supplier relationships.

Our normal coverage is east-coast Australia — Brisbane, Sydney, Newcastle, and surrounds — and we cover Melbourne and selected regional centres through partnered local crews who work to our standards under our supervision. For your reporting and invoicing it's still one supplier; behind the scenes we manage the partner relationship so you don't have to.

We can supply monthly site-by-site activity reports, quarterly compliance summaries, annual switchboard-condition reports, and ad-hoc reports for insurance or audit purposes. The standard report includes work order, site, summary, hours, parts, total cost, and outstanding follow-ups. We can also format reports for your facilities or property-management software if it accepts an export.

Yes — most do. We schedule annual or six-monthly site visits per site for switchboard testing, RCD testing, emergency-light testing, and any other recurring compliance work. Planned visits are usually a third the cost of equivalent reactive call-outs, and they catch the issues that would otherwise become emergencies.

We can do either, or a mix. Some clients run a fixed monthly retainer for planned-maintenance plus a discounted hourly rate for reactive work. Others prefer pure per-visit billing with consolidated monthly statements. The pricing structure is agreed at the start and stays in writing, so there are no billing surprises mid-year.