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In Queensland, we love our sunshine, but we know the inevitable reality of the wet season and the annual threat of severe storms and cyclones. You’ve cleared the gutters, trimmed the trees, and stocked the pantry, but have you thought about the one system most vulnerable to wild weather: your home’s electrical infrastructure? When it […]
It’s December in Brisbane, and that means two things: the heat is on, and the Christmas lights are going up! Nothing quite says “Aussie summer holiday” like a beautifully lit-up home, but in our climate of intense sun and sudden storms, those dazzling displays can carry hidden electrical risks. We all want that picture-perfect glow,
Beyond the Bling: A Sparky’s Guide to a Safe Aussie Christmas Read More »
We are all about helping our valued customers take control of their energy use and save money. That is why we are excited to let you know about the biggest new opportunity for solar households: the Australian Government’s Cheaper Home Batteries Program. As of July 1, 2025, this national initiative is set to revolutionise energy
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We’ve all heard horror stories. Sparks flying, lights flickering, or worse, house fires that started from “a bit of dodgy wiring.” Whether you’ve just moved into a new place, are renovating, or have noticed some things that don’t quite seem right, dodgy electrical work isn’t just a nuisance. It’s dangerous. And unfortunately, it’s more common
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Are you planning to renovate your home? That’s exciting! All the endless possibilities of new kitchens, fresh paint, and opening up some living spaces. All the fun stuff that makes your home feel brand new is important, but while you’re dreaming of feature walls and island benches, there’s one crucial part of the process that
Rewiring and Upgrading Electrical Systems, A Necessary Part of Renovating Read More »
When you think about dangers in your home, you probably imagine gas leaks or structural issues. What about your electrical system? It’s often out of sight, out of mind, until something goes wrong and when it does, the consequences could be severe. In the same way we discussed air conditioners needing regular attention for your
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We all love a nice, cool home, especially during those scorching Australian summers. Your air conditioner works hard to keep you comfortable, but are you giving it the regular attention it needs? It’s not just about comfort and prolonged use of your air conditioning, it’s about your health, and even keeping your warranty valid. Here
The Microscopic Dangers of Neglecting Your Aircon Read More »
The end of the financial year is coming along with it, comes tax time! Tax time is from July to October and although it’s not anyone’s favourite time of year, the taxman will need to be paid. As they say, the only two certainties in life are death and taxes. However, it’s not all doom
Air Conditioning Units & Home Maintenance is Tax Deductible Read More »
Electrical systems are the backbone of modern living, providing power for everything from lighting and air conditioning to appliances and digital devices. However, these systems can wear down over time, develop faults, or become unsafe without regular attention. In a dynamic and growing region like Brisbane, where homes range from classic Queenslanders to modern builds,
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As temperatures drop and Queenslanders reach for heaters and electric blankets, winter becomes a peak season for electrical faults. While the Sunshine State is known for its generally mild winters compared to southern regions, the seasonal shift still significantly impacts household and commercial electrical systems. At Sparc Electrical, we see a consistent spike in service
5 Common Electrical Faults: Why Winter Brings new Electrical Issues Read More »