1970s switchboards
A Glenroy house from the 1970s may still have its first switchboard. Tomo swaps the fuses for circuit breakers, adds safety switches and gives you the price before he starts.
Switchboard upgrades: prices and detailsDemo site. Tomo's Electrical is a sample business: the photos, reviews, licence, ABN, phone number and service details are examples.

Glenroy sits on the northern slopes of Nail Can Hill, between North Albury and Splitters Creek.
Housing went in here in the 1970s, including a large Housing Commission estate, and the suburb kept growing through the 1990s and 2000s. Nail Can Hill Reserve runs along the top, and it's the only place in New South Wales where the crimson spider orchid grows.
Glenroy is mostly family homes. At the 2021 Census 88% of its 1,358 occupied homes were separate houses, 41% had four or more bedrooms, and 71% were owned outright or with a mortgage.
A Glenroy house from the 1970s may still have its first switchboard. Tomo swaps the fuses for circuit breakers, adds safety switches and gives you the price before he starts.
Switchboard upgrades: prices and detailsSensor lights along the driveway and the side of the house mean no fumbling for keys after dark. The fittings are weatherproof.
Lighting and downlights: prices and detailsWith four in ten homes at four bedrooms or more, one alarm in the hallway may not wake everyone. Linked alarms in the hallway and bedrooms all sound together.
Smoke alarms: prices and details“Rang at 7 at night about more power points in the shed and the assistant booked me in for Thursday. Tomo texted when he was 15 minutes out and he'd finished by lunch.”Power points
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