About Streamline Electrical & Data
A small Frankston team of licensed A-grade electricians, looking after homes and businesses right across south-east Melbourne.
4.9 Google rating · Licensed & insured
The team who quotes the job is the team who does it
Nick started Streamline after enough years on other people’s jobs to know exactly what he wanted his own to look like. He’s Frankston-born, and he’d seen the difference between a sparky who patches the wall back properly and one who leaves you to sort it out afterwards. That difference is more or less the whole business plan.
These days it’s Nick, Will and Josh. Between the three of us we handle almost every job ourselves, so the person who quoted your switchboard is the person standing at it on the day, and there’s no phone tag between an office somewhere and a van somewhere else. We’re small on purpose, and we’d like to stay that way.
The work takes us across Frankston, the Mornington Peninsula and the wider south-east, from Mount Eliza and Seaford through to Carrum Downs, Langwarrin and Cranbourne. Older weatherboards, newer estates, shopfronts and warehouses. After a while you get to know the streets, the switchboards and the particular quirks that come with each of them.
- REC Licence A71092
- The Team Nick, Will & Josh
- Based In Frankston, VIC
- Google Rating 4.9 Stars
Why I started Streamline
I’m Nick. I own Streamline, I do most of the quoting, and if you ring us there’s a fair chance it’s me who answers, probably from the van.
I did my apprenticeship and a good few years after it working for other electrical companies, and I learned plenty. Some of it was electrical. Most of it was a list of things I never wanted to do to a customer. Turning up late with no phone call. Leaving a dusting of plaster on the hallway carpet as a souvenir. Muttering something about “the board”, then handing over an invoice with no explanation of what was actually wrong or why it cost what it did.
So Streamline runs on a pretty simple plan. We show up when we said we would. We leave your home as clean as we found it, and that includes the bit behind the fridge. And we talk you through the whole job in plain English, from the first look to the final test, so nothing on the invoice is a surprise. We’ve built a small local team who specialise in working in people’s homes, because a lived-in house with kids, pets and a dog with strong opinions about ladders is a different job from an empty building site, and we like it that way.
Off the tools I volunteer with the Frankston SES unit, so if the storm that knocked out your power also dropped a tree on your fence, there’s a reasonable chance you’ll see me twice in the same week. The rest of the time I’m out on Western Port Bay fishing, or hiking somewhere with no phone reception, which my customers will tell you is the only time I don’t pick up.
NickOwner & principal electrician
Meet the team
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Nick
Owner & Principal Electrician
Nick runs Streamline and still does most of the quoting himself. Frankston-born and A-grade licensed, he’s the one who’ll usually pick up when you ring. Off the tools he’s out on Western Port Bay or somewhere up a Victorian walking track.
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Will
A-Grade Electrician
Will is a skilled A-Grade electrician who takes pride in completing every job safely and to the highest standard. Friendly, problem-solving mindset and committed to making the whole process stress-free.
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Josh
1st Year Apprentice
Josh is our first-year electrical apprentice, eager to learn the ropes and grow his skills in the trade. He brings plenty of enthusiasm and is always keen to pitch in.
How we like to work
Five things we hold to on every job, whether it’s a single power point or a full commercial fit-out.
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Upfront pricing
You get the number before we start, not a surprise on the invoice afterwards.
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We show you
We'll point at the thing that's wrong before we quote you to fix it.
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We explain it
What's wrong, what it costs, and what happens if you leave it alone.
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Clean finish
Walls patched, silicone tidy, and the place left the way we found it.
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Same faces
You get the same team on the return visit, so nothing needs explaining twice.
What happens from the first call
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Step 1: The first call
Tell us what's going on. We'll ask a few questions and book a time that suits you.
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Step 2: A fixed price
Agreed in writing before anyone picks up a tool. Every job, no exceptions.
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Step 3: The work
Done to the Australian wiring rules, tested before we leave, and tidied up after.
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Step 4: Sign-off
A compliance certificate after every major job, and the paperwork a building manager or insurer asks for.
Licensed, insured and compliant
Electrical work is one of the few trades where the paperwork matters as much as the workmanship, and both are worth checking before you let someone into your switchboard. Our REC licence number is A71092 and it goes on every quote we send, so you can look us up before we turn up.
- A-grade licensed electricians, REC A71092
- Fully insured for residential and commercial work
- Installed to the current AS/NZS 3000 wiring rules
- Hardwired, interconnected 240V smoke alarms
- An RCD on every final circuit at a switchboard upgrade
- Two-yearly safety checks for Victorian rentals
Every job carries a warranty on our workmanship, on top of any manufacturer warranty on the parts themselves.
A few jobs from around the south-east
4.9 from 140+ Google reviews
Left by people around Frankston and the south-east, after the job was done.
Where you'll find us
- Frankston
- Frankston South
- Seaford
- Carrum Downs
- Langwarrin
- Mount Eliza
- Mornington
- Baxter
- Somerville
- Cranbourne
- Dandenong
- Mordialloc
If your suburb isn’t on the list it’s still worth asking, because the answer is usually yes. Our full list of south-east Melbourne suburbs we service covers everywhere we regularly work.
A Frankston electrician for the whole south-east
Streamline Electrical & Data has been built around a fairly ordinary idea: turn up when you say you will, charge what you quoted, and leave the place tidy. Most of what follows is just detail on how that plays out across the work we do.
Homes are most of our week
The bulk of our work is residential, and a lot of it is small: an extra power point where the furniture actually sits, a ceiling fan before summer, an oven changeover, downlights that stopped working one at a time. The bigger jobs come around too, and switchboard upgrades are the one we’re asked about most, usually because a fuse box from the seventies is being asked to run a modern house.
Businesses get the same team, scheduled differently
Shops, offices and warehouses across the south-east make up the rest. The difference isn’t the standard of the work, it’s the timing, because a shutdown in trading hours costs a business more than the job itself. Our commercial electrician work covers fit-outs, lighting upgrades and the ongoing maintenance side, and we’ll schedule around your hours wherever the job allows it.
Safety is the part we won't shortcut
Victorian law is clear about hardwired interconnected smoke alarms and RCD protection, and both come up constantly on older properties around Frankston and Seaford. We install to the current standard with the paperwork on the day. Owners who want a further layer usually ask about CCTV installation, and for anything urgent outside a normal day there are after-hours electrical call-outs.
Questions we get asked
Are your electricians licensed and insured?
Who actually turns up on the day?
Do you work outside Frankston?
Do you do commercial work as well as homes?
Do you offer after-hours call-outs?
Do you warranty your work?
Not sure what you're dealing with?
Most people ring expecting the worst, and most of the time it isn’t. Give us a call and we’ll tell you what you’re actually looking at.