Yes, our team can work with you to tailor your kitchen with accessible features such as lowered benches, user-friendly switches, and safety enhancements.

Our friendly staff aim to provide a free, no-obligation quote within a reasonable timeframe, depending on your location and the complexity of the job.

Yes, we offer 24/7 emergency services for urgent electrical repairs or issues. Simply contact us and our team will assist you as soon as possible.

Yes, we are fully licensed and insured to provide services in Brisbane and surrounding areas. Our team is also qualified and trained to handle any job safely and efficiently.

An NDIS registered electrician is a qualified and licensed electrical contractor who has gone through the process of registering with the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). This registration means they meet certain quality and safety standards and are recognised as providers who can deliver services to NDIS participants.

Choosing an NDIS registered electrician gives you peace of mind that the provider:

• Understands the NDIS framework and may be able to process payments through your NDIS plan (if self-managed or plan-managed).
• Is likely to have experience working with people with disabilities and understanding their specific needs related to electrical work.
• Has met the NDIS Commission’s requirements for quality and safety.

The best way to find registered electricians is through the NDIS Provider Finder tool on the official NDIS website:

You can filter your search by service type (electrical) and your location. You can also ask your Support Coordinator (if you have one) for recommendations.

NDIS registered electricians can provide a wide range of services, including general electrical repairs and maintenance, safety checks, and importantly, disability-related home modifications. This might include installing accessible lighting, power points in convenient locations, assistive technology wiring, and other adjustments to make your home safer and more accessible.

The cost of an NDIS registered electrician can vary depending on the specific job and the electrician’s rates, just like any other tradesperson. It’s always a good idea to get quotes from a few different providers to compare costs. The value comes from their understanding of NDIS processes and the specific needs of participants.

You can verify if an electrician is NDIS registered by checking the NDIS Provider Finder tool on the official NDIS website. Their registration details should be listed there. If you’re unsure, you can also ask the electrician directly for their NDIS registration number and confirm it through the Provider Finder

If you are self-managed or plan-managed, you generally have more choice in providers. However, using an NDIS registered electrician can streamline the payment process and ensure they understand NDIS requirements. If you are agency-managed, you will typically need to use NDIS registered providers. It’s best to check with your plan manager or the NDIA if you have specific questions about using unregistered providers.

Absolutely! NDIS registered electricians often have experience with disability-related home modifications. They can assess your needs and install or modify electrical systems to improve accessibility and safety in your home, in line with your NDIS plan.

While registration doesn’t guarantee lived experience, NDIS registered providers are expected to undertake training and demonstrate an understanding of the NDIS Code of Conduct, which includes treating participants with respect and understanding their individual needs. It’s always a good idea to communicate your specific requirements clearly to the electrician.

You can find comprehensive information on the official National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) website. Your Support Coordinator can also provide valuable guidance and resources.