No. They are two separate suburbs that sit next to each other and share the 3978 postcode. Pro Fit Electrics services both. It makes no difference to us which one your address falls in, but it does matter when you are searching, which is why plenty of Clyde residents never find a Clyde North tradesperson.

Beaconsfield to most Clyde North addresses is a five to ten minute drive. We are open seven days: 7am to 5pm Monday to Friday, and 9am to 5pm Saturday and Sunday. Urgent faults can usually be attended the same day. Planned work is booked for a time that suits you, and new build work is coordinated with your builder’s programme.

Yes, and it is the most common call we get in Clyde North. Extra power points, USB outlets, outdoor power for the alfresco and hardwired data points for a home office are all straightforward retrofits, and most are done in a single visit. It costs more than having it included at build stage, because the walls are closed and the cable has to be fished rather than run through open frame. What it costs mostly comes down to distance from an existing circuit and whether there is roof or subfloor access.

Yes. Shops, offices, warehouses and medical suites alongside the residential work, including fit-out wiring, three-phase power, display and feature lighting, data cabling, and exit and emergency lighting. Commercial jobs run on someone else’s deadline, so we quote in writing, coordinate with your builder or shopfitter, and every job is certified with a Certificate of Electrical Safety.

Yes. Retrofitting downlights into an existing plaster ceiling is routine work. Two things decide whether it is simple: ceiling access from above, and the insulation, because fittings need the clearance the wiring rules require and cannot simply be buried under batts. Both get checked before you are quoted, not after the holes are cut.

Something on that circuit is leaking current to earth and the switch is doing exactly what it was installed to do. Resetting it repeatedly does not fix anything and can hide a real fault. Fault finding is methodical: isolate the circuit, isolate the appliance or the section of wiring, then fix the cause rather than the symptom. Call 0417 288 047.

Yes, at build stage or afterwards. The install needs a dedicated circuit, RCD or RCBO protection and a switchboard capacity check first, and it must be done by a licensed electrician under AS/NZS 3000. Newer Clyde North boards usually have physical space for the extra breaker, but space on the board is not the same as spare supply. In an all-electric home with induction cooking and a heat pump, the constraint is total supply. Full detail on the EV charger installation page.