4 Results Found For 'Electrician' in 'Double Bay 2028'
Modern Electric 1300 300 583
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ABN: 39632672197
Modern Electic is an Australian owned, family-run business which has been operating in the double bay area for over 60 years...As far as we here at Joelocal are concerned, 60 years is a long time to be in business by anyones standards.
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- Quality Electrical Advice
- Fault Finding
- Re-Wiring
- 60 Years in Business
- Family-Owned and Operated
- Local Electricians
- Domestic Maintenance
- Fan Installation
- Lighting
- Switch Boards
- Phone Connections
- Data Sockets
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Aaron's Complete Electrical 1300 730 848
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ABN: 26110500859 LICENSE No: 176457C
Hassle-free, reliable but above all safe electrical solutions in double bay? Your probably looking for Aaron's Electrical!.
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- Fully Licensed and Insured
- Affordable Pricing
- Friendly, enthusiastic staff
- Workmanship Guaranteed
- Local Double Bay Service
- 24/7 Emergency Call Outs
- Safety Inspections
- Re-Wires
- Switchboards
- Smoke Alarms
- Construction
- Renovations
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Pro Image Electrical pty ltd 1300 763 238
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ABN: 64982131280 LICENSE No: 252734C
Jamie from Pro-Image provides a fully licensed mobile electrical service to double bay. Re-wiring, lighting, power sockets and everything in-between! No job too small, free over-the-phone quotes provided...
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- Garden lighting
- Data/Phone Points
- TV
- Smoke Alarms
- Re-wires
- Switchboards upgrades
- Fans
- Sensor Light Installation
- Safety Switches
- Power Points
- LED Lighting/Downlights
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Articles By Electricians
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What You Need to Know About Electrician Training Courses
Becoming an electrician is not possible unless you attend special courses specifically for this area of expertise. After all, working with electrical wires of unimaginable voltage requires tremendous skill (so you are not in danger of killing yourself due to mishandling). Electricity is quite a complex field and there are lots of thing to learn and master before actually doing such a job by yourself.
If you are still in high school or vocational school, make sure that together with science and math, you also take mechanical drawing and electronics classes, which are also available in schools in Double Bay. Later on, an apprentice program will teach you all there is to know. Such a program will require you to participate at over 8,000 hours of practice and training, together with 144 hours spend in a classroom. Courses like this one usually take about 4 or 5 years to finish.
