Ambient Electrical Unit1-58 Brown St, Bronte NSW 2024
Phone: 0415 684 120
Ambient Electrical has been operational in the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney for 18 years, and operational in Sydney Metro since 2011. They have now announced that they are launching their services in Sydney’s Inner West, and have launched a new blog post with testimonials from their work with their new clients in the Inner West at:
Ambient Electrical is run by Peter Stafford who is one of the leading local electricians in Sydney and the Eastern Suburbs. Ambient Electrical runs a 24-hour emergency service. They offer an on-time arrival guarantee or else the charges are waived. All phone calls to Ambient Electrical are answered by Peter, the owner, himself. Ambient Electrical has an inquiry form and a contact phone number on their main website. Once an inquiry is sent, Ambient Electrical claims that customers will get a call back from Peter ASAP.
According to an NCIS Fact Sheet from January 2012, there were almost 200 unintentional electrocution deaths reported to Australian coroners between 1st July 2000 and 31st October 2011. That works out to around 20 deaths per year caused by preventable incidents. Half of all those deaths happened at homes. Almost 1 in 3 of those deaths occurred while performing domestic duties or while at leisure and play. In response to a fatal electrical injury, The Department of Industries and Business notified state employers and residents that electrical installations must be installed, maintained and repaired by competent licensed electricians.
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Ambient Electrical responded to the statistics by confirming that all of their work meets or exceeds the Electrical Code of Australia AS3000. This standard was approved on behalf of the Council of Standard Australia and the Council of Standards New Zealand in late 2007. Ambient Electrical has an A Grade Electrician Contractor License. This license is proof that an electrician has received suitable training and has the level of competence needed to complete electrical work safely. They also claim that the health, safety, and protection of staff and clients are paramount at Ambient Electrical. That is ensured by keeping all required insurances such as work cover and public liability up to date. Ambient Electrical has public liability insurance of $5 Million. In addition, they have in place pre-work checklists and work method statements to avoid untoward incidents. They also maintain that they use quality materials backed by a manufacturer’s warranty from reputed companies.
They have a 5-star rating from 17 reviews on productreview.com.au. There are 5 video reviews from satisfied customers on their website’s homepage. Peter, the owner of Ambient Electrical attributes this to their focus on client satisfaction and not profit. He explains, “We have gained a solid and sought after reputation for our hard work and values of yesteryear. We have a can-do attitude that our clients have come to expect from us. We are a family run business that focuses on providing the very best service that leaves our clients feeling comfortable when recommending us to their friends. We charge no hidden costs. We are honest and upfront about all our prices.”
Ambient Electrical handles all electrical work including but not limited to lighting, power, ceiling fans, smoke alarms, phone, data, intercoms, tv antenna, and Foxtel entertainment. They perform new electrical installations, rewiring, and extensions to existing circuits. For a full range of their services, those interested can visit their homepage at
Elaborating on his work’s methodology, Peter says, “90% of an electrical installation is hidden behind floors, walls, and ceilings. It may not always be an overloaded circuit. In my 16 years of experience, I’ve come across faults caused by possums, rats, and rodents. I’ve fixed problems caused by the egress of water at a cable junction. The possibilities are infinite. I use my skills gained over the years to get your power back on without delay and to save you the time, money and inconvenience of being without power.”
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