Captain Cook Electrical

• ABN
  50 166 990 870

Captain Cook Electrical is a family owned electrical services business based at Collaroy on the Northern Beaches, specialising in residential and commercial electrical maintenance. Its team of electricians works across the North Shore, Northern Beaches, City of Ryde, Hills District and Eastern Suburbs, and the wider Sydney metropolitan area. The business is operated by Endev Pty Ltd and holds NSW Fair Trading contractor licence 288540C.

Services

• General residential and commercial electrical maintenance
• Emergency electrical work
• Level 2 electrical work
• Switchboard upgrades and safety switches
• Lighting, including energy efficient LED and compact fluorescent replacements for halogen downlights
• Surge protection
• Data and phone cabling
• Hot water

How they work

An electrician visits the property, diagnoses the problem and gives a set price before starting, so the cost is agreed up front rather than charged by the hour. Vans are kept stocked with commonly used parts so most jobs can be finished on the first visit, drop sheets are used and the work area is cleaned up afterwards. The business follows up by phone after a job to check the customer is happy with the work.

Hours and contact

The business lists hours of 6.00am to 4.00pm, seven days a week. Enquiries go to (02) 9972 1180 or [email protected], and separate booking and general enquiry forms are on their site.

Common questions

How is the work priced?

The site describes straightforward up front pricing, with the electrician diagnosing the problem and quoting an exact price before the work starts.

Which areas do they cover?

They list the North Shore, Northern Beaches, City of Ryde, Hills District and Eastern Suburbs, with service across the greater Sydney metropolitan area.

Do they do Level 2 work?

Yes. Level 2 electrical work is offered across each of their service areas, alongside data cabling and general electrical work.

Do all new powerpoints need a safety switch?

Their FAQ notes that regulations now require every powerpoint they install to be protected by a residual current device, and that there are several options for installing safety switches.

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