Emergency Electrician Wollongong
Easther Electrical is your trusted 24/7 emergency electrician, handling everything from power outages and appliance malfunctions to complex Level 2 issues. Serving Wollongong and the surrounding suburbs, we’re here for all your electrical emergencies.

24/7 Emergency Electricians Serving Greater Wollongong

Emergency Services We Offer
Electrical emergencies range from sudden and alarming to subtle issues that need immediate attention before things go from bad to worse.
If you live in Wollongong or the surrounding suburbs and experience an electrical emergency, we are your 24-hour electricians. As a locally based team, you can count on us to be there when you need us most!
Here are some examples of electrical emergencies we help with.
- Power Outages: Total loss of power can seriously disrupt your home or business operations. Whether it's due to a fault in your property's wiring or an external problem, we'll respond as fast as possible to diagnose and fix the problem.
- Electrical Fires: Any sign of smoke or burning smells from your outlets or wiring needs to be addressed immediately to prevent fire risks.
- Circuit breaker issues: If your circuit breaker keeps tripping, it could be a sign of an underlying problem that needs a quick solution. This will help you prevent potential hazards and equipment damage.
- Electric Shock: An electric shock, however minor it may seem, can be a sign of some serious electrical problems.
- Faulty Wiring and Power Surges: Faulty wiring and power surges can lead to other serious issues, like damage to your appliances and even fire hazards.

Level 2 Emergency Electricians
As a certified provider of Level 2 Contestable Work and Connection Services, we can handle emergencies involving the service lines connecting your property in Wollongong to the electricity network.
This includes jobs like repairing overhead or underground service lines, disconnecting or reconnecting your premises to the network, and installing or updating electricity-metering equipment.
We'll make sure that everything is up to the highest of standards and functions perfectly for your electricity needs.
Whether it's an emergency repair or a necessary upgrade, our team is equipped to handle all levels of electrical work with precision and safety.

Identifying Potential Electrical Hazards
When you're facing an electrical issue, you need to make sure you stay safe while waiting for a professional electrician to arrive.
If you notice a burning smell or visible sparks, you should immediately turn off the main power from your circuit breaker or safety switch if it's safe to do so. This will help you prevent any further damage and reduce the risk of fire or electrocution.
To avoid an electric shock, you should never touch exposed wires or attempt any DIY repairs to your electrical system. Always use insulated tools if you need to handle anything connected to electricity and keep water away from any electrical sources.
To troubleshoot minor problems like a flickering light or a tripped breaker, check if the problem is isolated to just one appliance. You can do this by unplugging the appliance and seeing if the issue persists. This will be useful information for your electrician, who can then find the problem and provide the solution even quicker.
Remember, while steps can help you navigate the immediate risks, they aren't substitutes for professional electrical services. You need to have a qualified electrician assess and repair any electrical problem you're facing — it's the only way to secure your safety and the functionality of your electrical system.

Safety Precautions in Electrical Emergencies
An electrical emergency can escalate quickly, so you need to know the right steps to take to secure your safety.
Power Outages
In the event of a power outage, you should first check to see whether the issue is isolated to your home, or your neighbours are affected too. If it's just your property, look at your circuit breaker to check if it has tripped. Always have a torch handy and avoid using candles — they can pose a fire risk.
Electrical Fire
If you're dealing with an electrical fire, do not attempt to extinguish it with water, as it can lead to electrocution. If it's safe, turn off the main power source. Use a fire extinguisher that's rated for electrical fires, commonly known as a Class C extinguisher. If the fire is beyond your control, evacuate the area immediately and call emergency services.
You should always prioritise your safety and avoid taking any unnecessary risks during an electrical emergency. Even in less urgent situations, the safest course of action is to simply wait for a professional.
The Easther Electrical team is equipped to handle all types of electrical emergencies. Your safety is our top priority.
Hire a Fully Insured and Licensed Electrician For your Electrical Emergencies
Choosing the right electrician can make all the difference between a quick fix and a complete electrical failure. So, how do you ensure you pick the right team for the job?
Start by asking the right questions. Inquire about the business's certifications and experience, particularly in emergency situations. Confirm that they are fully licensed and insured. Ask about their response time and availability, and whether they have any specialties relevant to your specific electrical issue. Once you've selected a reliable emergency electrician, consider discussing preventive measures for the future.
At Easther Electrical, our team is fully insured and licensed, with 14 years of experience. We specialise in identifying the root cause of electrical issues and are fully equipped to repair and address any electrical problems, including switchboards, power points, and solar systems. Our focus is not only on immediate repairs but also on ensuring your property is left in the safest possible condition.
We will not only resolve the current issue but also provide advice on how to avoid future problems. This may include recommendations for regular maintenance checks, upgrading outdated wiring, or installing surge protectors to safeguard your electrical systems.