Prices for downlight replacements start from $65 (inc GST) per light and include a new tri-colour, dimmable LED downlight, plug base installation if your existing fittings are hardwired, and full removal and disposal of all old fittings and waste. The main factor that would trigger a variation is the presence of cotton or brittle wiring, which would require rewiring for safety and compliance. This clear pricing structure allows you to confidently estimate the cost of your upgrade upfront and select the style and finish of downlights that best suit your home and budget.

The age of your home is the easiest indicator. If your property was built before the 1960s, the likelihood of outdated or unsafe wiring is significantly higher. Another strong sign is your switchboard. If it contains old ceramic fuses or is mounted on an asbestos panel, this further increases the chance that a rewire may be required. For added peace of mind, our team can assess this from a simple photo of your switchboard and can also inspect the wiring during installation to confirm whether any upgrades are necessary.

1. Energy savings - LEDs use 75% less power

2. Longer life - Standard globes last 1,000 - 2,000 hours, LED fittings last 25,000 - 50,000 hours

3. Heat - Standard halogen and fluorescent fittings cause damage to cables and are a significant fire risk to insulation and buildings, LED fittings are very low heat eliminating the need for the safety precautions needed for the fittings they replace.

4. Better Light Quality - Brighter clearer light, no ramp up time like some of the other fittings

An outdated switchboard puts your home, family and appliances at risk. Older systems often lack modern safety switches and surge protection, leaving you vulnerable to electric shock, electrical fires and costly damage to your equipment. Upgrading your switchboard brings your home up to current Australian safety standards, improves reliability, handles today’s electrical demands and allows for future additions like air conditioning, solar or EV charging. It is one of the most important electrical upgrades you can make to protect both your property and peace of mind.

Most homes are poorly lit without the owner realising it. The easiest signs you need additional or improved lighting are dark corners, shadowed work areas, uneven room brightness or spaces that feel dull, flat or uncomfortable at night. Key areas that often benefit from better lighting include kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, stairwells, wardrobes, outdoor entertaining areas and entry points. A professional lighting assessment considers how you actually use each space, natural light levels and the mood you want to create, then designs the lighting layout to improve visibility, comfort, safety and overall appearance of your home.

In simple terms: if you adjust your behaviour to suit the lighting, the lighting is wrong. The right lighting should support the way you live, not restrict it.