Level 2 ASP + Every approval lodged by us
Level 2 electrician in Sydney.
Central Sydney runs modern tenancies on supplies that predate them, and plenty of buildings are still fed overhead from the rear lane. Thorntek upgrades consumer mains, switchboards and metering across the city, works to after hours access windows, and lodges every Ausgrid approval in house.
Ausgrid runs the network in Sydney
Every connection, mains upgrade and service alteration in Sydney is lodged with them and approved before energising. As a Level 2 ASP we lodge the application, do the work and arrange the energising in one program. You never deal with the network.
Meters too: we are accredited to exchange and upgrade meters on behalf of retailers, same day as the works, coordinated with your retailer.
The work we handle in Sydney:
Level 2 works
- Overhead service mains
- Underground service mains
- New connections
- Service upgrades
- Consumer mains upgrades
- Undersized mains
- 3 phase upgrades
- Points of attachment
- Disconnect and reconnect
- Private poles
- Private pillars
- Pits and pillars
- Builder's temporary supply
- Metering
- Meter compliance
- Meter relocations
- Defect rectification
- Storm damage
- Knockdown rebuilds
- Subdivided blocks
- Subdivided tenancies
- Dual occupancy and granny flat connections
- Switchboard upgrades
Electrical works
- Commercial switchboard upgrades
- Switchboard upgrades for ducted air conditioning
- Switchboard upgrades for EV charging
- EV charger installation
- Commercial lighting
- Emergency and exit lighting
- Safety switch testing
- Testing and tagging
- Switchboard thermal imaging
- Load testing
- Preventative maintenance
- Residential electrical
- Commercial electrical
- Industrial electrical
- Strata electrical
Got a defect notice? Send us the whole notice. Fixed quote, works done, NOSW lodged to clear it.
Every side of Level 2, in Sydney.
Level 2 ASP services
Connections, consumer mains, metering. Every approval lodged by us.
Learn more →Switchboard upgrades
House boards done in a day. Commercial changeovers in one planned shutdown.
Learn more →Overhead services
Service lines, points of attachment, disconnect and reconnect.
Learn more →Underground services
Service mains in underground conduit. Trenched, laid and reinstated.
Learn more →Private power poles
Poles replaced and installed, NOSW lodged on completion.
Learn more →Defect rectification
Send the whole notice. Fixed quote, works done, NOSW lodged.
Learn more →At houses in Sydney.
House switchboards
Old ceramic fuses and rewireable boards swapped for a modern board with safety switches. Done in a day.
Learn more →Overhead services
The service line from the network pole to the house. Replaced, upgraded, disconnected and reconnected.
Learn more →Underground services
Service mains run in conduit from the street to the meter box. Trenched, laid, backfilled and reinstated.
Learn more →Points of attachment
The bracket where your service line lands on the house. Corroded or pulling away is a defect notice waiting to happen.
Learn more →
Also covering the City of Sydney
Same crew, same accreditation, same fixed quotes, across the rest of the City of Sydney:
Common questions
Is Sydney on the Ausgrid or Endeavour Energy network?
Sydney sits on the Ausgrid network, and in the older parts of the city plenty of buildings are still supplied overhead from a rear lane. Thorntek is accredited as a Level 2 ASP, so the application, the works and the energising all come from one contractor.
Can you clear a defect notice in Sydney?
Yes. Ausgrid lists exactly what must be fixed on page two of the notice, often an undersized main or a low rear lane service in the city. Email the whole notice to connect@thorntek.com.au and we will return a fixed quote, do the rectification and lodge the Notice of Service Work (NOSW). Send it through today.
How much does a Level 2 electrician cost in Sydney?
There is no single number for the city because access sets the price: after hours windows, traffic control and how far the new mains have to run. Every job is quoted fixed before we start, so there are no surprises on the invoice. Tell us what the building needs through our contact page and we will price it.
Who is responsible for the power line from the street to my house?
If your building takes an overhead service from the lane, the span between Ausgrid's pole and your point of attachment belongs to the owner, not the network, and so does the run from there to the main switchboard. Only a Level 2 ASP may work on any of it. Ask us to inspect yours.
The power is out or a line is damaged in Sydney. Who do I call?
Ring Ausgrid on 13 13 88 first to report the outage, and call 000 straight away if a fallen line or damage is putting anyone at risk. Ausgrid makes the street safe. After that, repairs to your own service line, point of attachment or meter box are private work, and that is where Thorntek comes in on 1300 58 58 16.