Post-war houses on their first board
Houses from the post-war years can still have their original switchboard. New circuit breakers and safety switches go in from $1,390, with every circuit labelled.
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.

North Albury is the flat stretch between Central Albury and Lavington, from Burrows Road across to Dallinger Road.
Orchards and vineyards covered much of it in the first half of last century, and a swamp sat where James Fallon High School stands now. Housing took over after the Second World War, and Waugh Road was pushed through to the Five Ways intersection at Union Road, the line between North Albury and Lavington.
The racecourse here holds the city's best electrical story. In 1934 a lost KLM airliner, the Uiver, landed there at night after the town's public lighting flashed A-L-B-U-R-Y in Morse code, with residents' car headlights lighting the track. At the 2021 Census the suburb had 2,524 occupied homes, and 41% were rented.
Houses from the post-war years can still have their original switchboard. New circuit breakers and safety switches go in from $1,390, with every circuit labelled.
Switchboard upgrades: prices and detailsWith four in ten homes rented, landlords here need smoke alarms that work. Tomo replaces hardwired alarms and links them so they all sound together.
Smoke alarms: prices and detailsOlder homes often have one double outlet per room. Extra power points where the TV and the desk live beat a stack of power boards.
Power points: prices and detailsTalk to Tomo about your job today. $89 call-out, waived if you go ahead.
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