Services / Renovation electrical · Adelaide

Plan the sparks
before the
plaster.

A renovation electrician in Adelaide who's in the plan early saves you from the classic reno heartbreak: beautiful new walls, and a power point exactly where the fridge isn't. Kitchens, bathrooms, extensions and older-home rewires — scoped once, quoted properly.

Electrician wiring an Adelaide home renovation at rough-in stage
What's covered

Rough-in to
fit-off.

Kitchens & bathrooms
Appliance circuits, induction cooktop upgrades, rangehoods, heated towel rails and wet-area compliance.
Extensions & new rooms
New circuits, power points and lighting laid out from the plans — rough-in through to fit-off.
Lighting design & installation
Downlight layouts, pendants, dimmers, outdoor and feature lighting that matches the renovation, not fights it.
Rewiring older homes
Opened walls are the cheapest time to retire old rubber or cloth-insulated wiring. Full or partial, assessed honestly.
Switchboard capacity
New loads need protection and spare ways — often a switchboard upgrade rolled into the job.
Electrical rough-in wiring during an Adelaide kitchen renovation
Why early matters

Late changes cost
triple. Every time.

Electrical rough-in happens after framing and before plastering. Decide your power point, lighting and appliance positions before that window and they're cheap; decide after and you're paying someone to cut into brand-new walls. Our guide on preparing your electrical system before a renovation walks through the sequence.

Quick answer

What does renovation electrical work cost in Adelaide?

Short answerIt scales with scope: a kitchen's electrical package might run $1,500–$5,000, a full-home rewire $4,000–$12,000+. Fixed quotes come from plans — the clearer your drawings and photos, the sharper the number.

For context on the big-ticket item, read does an older Adelaide home need rewiring? — and see the full price guide for per-item rates.

FAQs

Renovation electrical questions

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When should the sparky get involved?
Design stage. Before cabinetry is ordered, before walls close. Earlier is always cheaper.
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Can you work in with my builder?
Yes — include the builder's timeline in your brief and the matched electrician coordinates rough-in and fit-off around the other trades.
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Do I get compliance paperwork?
Yes — a Certificate of Compliance for the electrical work is required in SA. Keep it for insurance and resale.
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Should I add extras while walls are open?
Usually yes — extra power points, EV charger pre-wiring and data cabling are all cheapest mid-renovation.

Match with a sparky before the plasterer wins.