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Electrical design & plans
A clear starting point for new builds, renovations, and electrical upgrades.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
From plan
to power.
Clear plans. Transparent estimates.
Accountable electrical work.
Electrical design, project documentation, and site services for new builds, renovations, and upgrades.
A considered approach, from your first drawing to the final handover.
THE BIG PICTURE
CW01Every connection.
Considered.
YOUR SPACE. YOUR SCOPE.Homes & renovationsCommercial spacesArchitects & builders
01 / WHAT WE DO
The right expertise.
At every stage.
Start with one service or discuss the full project. Every engagement begins with a clearly defined scope.
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Estimates & bill of quantities
Understand quantities, materials, and cost assumptions before work begins.
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PEE documentation, sign & seal
Professional documentation with clearly defined engineering responsibility.
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Installation, rewiring & upgrades
Bring the agreed plans to site with a defined installation and handover scope.
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Inspection, testing & commissioning
Identify conditions, check agreed requirements, and document the findings.
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Maintenance & troubleshooting
Organize inspections, investigate faults, and plan practical corrective work.
ALSO DISCUSS
Service availability, professional responsibility, and any contracting requirements are confirmed before engagement.
THE CABLE&WIRES APPROACHPLAN / POWER
Designed for safety.
Built for reliability.
02 / HOW WE THINK
Good electrical work
starts with clarity.
Your project deserves more than a quick fix. It deserves clear communication, defined responsibilities, and work that can be checked against an agreed scope.
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A scope you understand.
The requirements, deliverables, and exclusions are defined before work starts.
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An estimate you can follow.
Quantities and cost assumptions are explained, so you know what is included.
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A record you can refer to.
Drawings, observations, or test records are provided as specified in your agreement.
Professional responsibility. Not just a stamp.
PEE documentation is scoped around the involvement of the appointed Professional Electrical Engineer—not simply the act of signing a drawing.
03 / A CLEAR WAY FORWARD
No guesswork.
Just a defined next step.
From the first conversation to handover, know what happens next—and what you receive.
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Tell us about
your project.Share the location, property type, and work you have in mind. Available drawings are helpful, not essential to start.
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Define the scope
and the cost.Identify the requirements, necessary assessments, deliverables, exclusions, and quotation.
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Deliver the
agreed work.Proceed with the confirmed engagement, with changes to scope or schedule discussed clearly.
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Review.
Document. Hand over.Review the deliverables, resolve agreed follow-up items, and receive your project records.
04 / BEFORE WE BEGIN
A few good
questions.
Know what to prepare, what to expect, and where professional responsibility begins.
Have a different question?What do I need to request a quotation?
Start with the project location, building type, and a short description of the work you need. Available plans, photos, and equipment details can help define the scope. You do not need to know every technical detail before making an enquiry.
Can I use my existing electrical plans?
Existing drawings can be assessed to identify the preparation, verification, or changes required. For PEE signing and sealing, the responsible engineer must establish the appropriate professional involvement. Sending an existing file does not guarantee that it can be signed and sealed.
Is installation included with electrical design?
Design and installation are separate scopes unless your proposal expressly includes both. Your quotation should identify the drawings, materials, labour, supervision, testing, and handover records included in the engagement.
Are site assessments and detailed estimates free?
Initial enquiries are welcome. Site assessments, design work, and detailed technical reviews are quoted according to the work required. Any professional fees should be agreed before those services begin.
Does documentation support guarantee approval?
No. Permit approvals, official inspection certificates, and connection decisions remain with the relevant authority or utility. The agreed service covers document preparation and coordination, not a guaranteed approval or connection date.
05 / LET’S GET STARTED
Let’s plan your
next project.
Tell us what you are working on. Start with what you know, and let the scope take shape from there.
Helpful details to have ready
Project location and building type
The work or improvement you need
Your preferred project timeline
Not sure where to start?
Choose “Help me define the scope” and describe your project in your own words.
Your project starts here.
A few details help define the right next step.
Your enquiry summary is ready.
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