Why accurate fault diagnosis matters
Electrical faults can be frustrating — and sometimes dangerous. While some issues are simple (like a blown fuse), others can be symptoms of deeper problems like loose wiring, overloaded circuits, or deteriorated cable joins. Getting the diagnosis right is the first step to a safe and lasting fix.
A professional diagnosis means:
- You avoid guesswork and unnecessary costs
- The real issue is identified and resolved at its source
- You reduce the risk of electrical fires or electric shocks
- You get clarity on next steps — repair, replace, or leave it be
You prevent recurring problems from wasting time and money
When should you call in a fault diagnosis?
You should get a fault professionally diagnosed if:
- Lights are flickering, buzzing, or dimming
- Circuit breakers or RCDs are tripping frequently
- Power points have stopped working or feel hot to touch
- You’ve had a sudden loss of power in one area
- You’ve already tried replacing bulbs or appliances with no result
If you’re unsure, it’s always safer to call — especially if you suspect DIY work or older wiring.
My approach
I start by listening — to you, and to the problem. Then I work methodically to trace the fault using the right tools and experience. I won’t just patch over the issue — I’ll find out what’s really going on and explain it to you. Whether it’s a simple fix or something more involved, you’ll get the full picture and the best solution.
What to expect
When diagnosing a fault, I may:
- Test individual circuits and isolate affected areas
- Inspect switchboards, RCDs, fuses, and wiring connections
- Check for loose wires, damaged fittings, or moisture ingress
- Use tools like circuit tracers, insulation testers, or thermal imaging (if required)
- Recommend next steps — from simple repairs to full rewires, if necessary
In most cases, I can either fix the issue on the spot or provide a quote with options.
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"Very prompt and quality service provided! Was so happy when he was able to come by after-hours. Josh was really helpful and friendly, got the job done quickly and was able to help out with other little issues that popped up. Thanks again!"
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Electrical faults can be annoying — but they don’t need to be stressful. If something’s not working properly, I’ll find the cause, explain the issue, and help you fix it the right way. Get in touch today and let’s get your home back on track.