Frankston · Servicing South-East Melbourne

Power Points, Appliances & EV Charging, Frankston & South-East Melbourne

Ovens, cooktops, fans, power points and EV chargers, installed safely and neatly by licensed electricians across south-east Melbourne.

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Power & Appliances done properly

Whether you need an extra power point, a new oven connected or an EV charger installed, these are the electrical jobs that make everyday life easier. We carry out power and appliance installations across south-east Melbourne, with neat workmanship and safety at the centre of every job.

Power & Appliances services

Why choose us for Power & Appliances

  • Local team

    Based in Frankston, working right across the south-east.

  • A-grade electricians

    Nick, Will and Josh, licensed and compliant on every job.

  • Neat and safe

    Clean workmanship and tidy finishes, every time.

  • Upfront pricing

    Clear quotes before we start, no surprises.

Popular power and appliance jobs

  • Extra power points

    Add points where you actually need them.

  • EV charger

    7kW home chargers wired to your switchboard.

  • Kitchen appliances

    Ovens, cooktops and rangehoods.

  • Smart and USB-C points

    Modern points with USB-C built in.

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What our customers say

  • Cathy Lilley

    Fantastic service! Nick and his team including Will and Josh were highly professional. Nothing was too much trouble despite lots of unexpected challenges.

  • Brian

    Thanks Nick for coming out so promptly. You did a fantastic job for us, as always. We highly recommend your company. Vivienne & Brian

  • Γιάννης P

    Had an excellent experience with Nick and the team. The pricing was very fair, and Nick was incredibly understanding and easy to work with.

  • Michael Aulsebrook

    Top blokes, good pricing.

  • Michael Roche

    Streamline Electrical came into my home where quick and efficient with their works. Pricing is great. Nick and Will where able to communicate the works we needed across.

  • Tilly

    The guys from Streamline came on time. Great communication and very friendly. Installed me new oven and left the place very tidy.

About power and appliance electrical work in Frankston and the south-east

From extra power points and USB-C outlets to ovens, cooktops, ceiling fans and EV chargers, we handle the electrical jobs that make everyday life easier. We install everything safely and neatly, check your existing electrical setup where needed, and make sure the finished work is ready to use across south-east Melbourne.

Hardwired appliances need an electrician

Buying a new oven or cooktop is the easy part. Connecting it safely is where a licensed electrician comes in. We install and replace hardwired appliances including ovens, cooktops, ceiling fans and bathroom heat lamps, testing everything before we leave. If you’ve supplied the appliance yourself, that’s no problem, provided it can be installed safely and complies with Australian standards.

Extra power points and USB-C

One power point tucked away in the corner of the room rarely works anymore. Whether you need one beside the bed, under the TV, in the home office or out on the patio, we can install extra power points where they’ll actually get used. We can also replace older outlets with modern power points that include built-in USB-C charging.

EV charger installation

Charging your EV at home is more convenient than relying on public charging stations. Before installing a charger, we’ll check your switchboard has the capacity to handle it and let you know if anything needs upgrading. Once that’s sorted, we’ll install your charger safely and have it ready for overnight charging.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an electrician to install an oven?
Yes, and it’s not really optional. Ovens and cooktops are almost always hardwired rather than plugged in, so a licensed electrician has to make the connection. Skip that step and you’re not just breaking the law, you’re voiding the appliance warranty and potentially your home insurance too.
How much does it cost to add a power point?
It really comes down to three things: how far the new point is from an existing circuit, how easily we can get into the roof space or wall cavity, and whether it’s a straightforward indoor point or a weatherproof outdoor one. Once we’ve had a look, we’ll give you a proper price before anything starts.
Can you add a power point anywhere?
Nearly always, yes. We’ll find the neatest, safest route from your existing circuits and leave things tidy behind us. If it’s going outside, it gets a weatherproof cover fitted to Australian standards, so it’s built to actually last out there.
Can you install a ceiling fan where there is only a light?
Usually, yes. The existing light point often just becomes the fan point. If you’re after a fan with its own light or a separate speed control though, we may need to run a bit of extra wiring and add a new switch, we’ll let you know upfront if that’s the case.
Do I need a new circuit for an EV charger?
In most homes, yes. A 7kW home charger is a serious load, so it’s wired back to your switchboard on its own circuit rather than sharing one with the rest of the house. Before we install anything, we’ll check your switchboard has the capacity to handle it and let you know upfront if it needs upgrading first.
Do you install customer-supplied appliances?
Yes. If you’ve bought the oven, cooktop, fan or heat lamp yourself, that’s no problem, provided it can be installed safely and complies with Australian standards. If you let us know the model when you book, we’ll check it suits your existing circuit before the day.
Can you install a bathroom heat lamp in an existing bathroom?
Yes. 3-in-1 heat, light and exhaust units are a common upgrade in existing bathrooms, and the existing light point can often be used for the new unit. If it needs its own circuit, or the exhaust needs ducting out to an eave or roof vent, we’ll let you know at the quote rather than on the day.
How long does an appliance install take?
It depends on the job. A like-for-like oven or cooktop connection is usually an hour or two, a straight ceiling fan swap is often under an hour, and a new dedicated circuit or fan point with cabling is typically half a day depending on roof and switchboard access. We’ll give you a realistic time when we quote.
Which areas do you cover?
Right across south-east Melbourne, taking in Mornington, Mount Eliza, Seaford, Carrum Downs, Berwick and Cranbourne.

Get a quote for your Power & Appliances job

Need a new appliance connected, an extra power point installed or an EV charger at home? We’d be happy to provide a quote.