A renovation is an opportunity to rethink the electrical details that haven’t been working for you.

Press Power can help with updated lighting, additional power points, relocated switches, appliance connections and changes to existing circuits. We assess the electrical installation alongside your proposed layout and explain any associated work that needs to be included. From a single-room update to a whole-home renovation, we focus on what the finished space needs to do.

Adding a room means considering how it will connect with the rest of your home—not just where the new lights will go.

Press Power can plan the electrical requirements for extensions, additional bedrooms, living areas and home offices. We consider the existing installation, new equipment and how the added space will be used, then coordinate the work with your building project.

Building a home gives you the opportunity to plan power, lighting and connectivity from the beginning.

Press Power can help develop the electrical layout, discuss fittings and controls, and complete the installation as construction progresses. We work through the details with you and your builder so the electrical plan reflects the home you’re creating.
For business renovations and commercial premises, we also provide dedicated electrical fit-out services.

Think Beyond the Floor Plan
Where will the sofa sit? Which side of the bed needs a switch? Will the spare room become a home office? These everyday details are a useful starting point for electrical planning. Press Power helps you consider how each room will function before settling on the positions of lights, switches and connections.

Power Where You’ll Use It
We help plan power points around furniture, workspaces and the appliances you use every day. That could mean accessible outlets beside a desk, convenient charging beside the bed or connections that suit your kitchen cabinetry. The aim is to put power in useful places, rather than leaving you to work around an awkward layout.

Lighting for Different Activities
A kitchen bench, reading corner and dining area don’t all need the same lighting. A considered plan combines general lighting with lighting for particular tasks, with switching and dimming suited to how the room is used.

Press Power can help you consider placement, brightness, colour temperature and compatible controls, rather than simply adding the same fittings throughout the house.

Appliance Connections
Your oven, cooktop, air conditioning and other equipment need to be considered as part of the electrical plan.
Providing appliance specifications early helps us assess the connection requirements and coordinate with cabinetry and other trades. We’ll explain any related electrical work before the installation stage.

Data & Home Offices
Think about where you’ll work, watch television and keep your networking equipment. Press Power can discuss data cabling and connection points alongside the power layout, helping you plan for the devices and workspaces that matter to your household.

Garages & Outdoor Areas
Garages, outdoor entertaining areas and entrances deserve attention too.
We can help plan lighting, suitable power connections and provisions for future equipment, including EV charging where relevant. These areas are included in the wider electrical discussion rather than left as an afterthought.

Understand What’s Already There

Before changing the layout or adding equipment, it’s important to understand the electrical installation supporting your renovation.

New appliances, air conditioning, solar or EV charging may introduce requirements that the existing switchboard and circuits weren’t designed to accommodate. An assessment helps establish what is suitable and what may need upgrading.

Press Power can inspect the relevant wiring, circuits and switchboard, then explain how the findings affect your plans. We don’t assume that every renovation requires a complete rewire or switchboard replacement. Our recommendations depend on the condition of the installation and the work being proposed.

If additional issues become apparent as the renovation progresses, we’ll explain what we’ve found and discuss the next steps.