Alter Electrical

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Reviews (4)

• R. L

  Oneflare review

  06 Feb 2013

  After being disappointed by numerous electrical contractors, it was a relief to find someone who is so hard working, honest, polite, efficient, punctual, and professional. I would have no hesitations at all in recommending Sean to other business owners, as I have employed his services numerous times recently, and continue to be impressed with the high quality of work. No hassles at a very reasonable price. Thanks again Sean
• Rebecca

  Oneflare review

  06 Feb 2013

  Would definitely recommend this company, they arrived on time and completed the work to a very high standard.
• Rob G

  Oneflare review

  05 Feb 2013

  Shawn was prompt, provided a competitive quote. Importantly he tidied up after himself which I appreciated. I would certainly use Shawn again. I have since had some friends from work use Shawn.
• Peter B

  Oneflare review

  05 Feb 2013

  I was called back promptly when I contacted Sean for a quote, I was given extra information and suggestions on the job I wanted done. Sean arrived promptly on the day, listened to my needs and got the job done. I would highly recommend Alter Electrical to anyone.

Frequently asked questions

• Are you an insured business and do you guarantee your work?

  I have the compulsory Broadform Public and Products Liability Limit of Indemnity: $5,000,000, as well as Consumer Protection Liability up to $50,000. I can provide the Certificate of Currency on request. I guarantee all my work for 12 months.

• How did you decide to get into your line of work?

  When I first left school I was unsure of what I wanted to do for a career and so in the intermin I started helping a mate and his father, who were electricians, when they were busy. I enjoyed being on the tools and I found the technical side of being an electrician interesting. I decided being a sparky was for me and I haven't looked back.