Hit The Switch
Steven diagnoses the sneaky causes of electrical faults fast, then a named crew cleans up after the fix.
Steven is the name customers keep linking to careful diagnosis and plain explanations, from a water pump short hiding under a house to options for a bathroom fan. Nick and Angus earn steady praise for clean, detailed install work, while Bernie is the one reviewers thank for prompt, easy scheduling. The repeat-customer pattern is strong, with several folk mentioning years of consistent work across multiple homes. Response speed is a real selling point, including after-hours power loss sorted within an hour. If your job is fiddly or you have strong preferences, ask for a consult before work starts, because that seems to be standard practice here.
Their work
What it's like working with them
Based on a sample of Google reviews (219 total)
“walked us through the various options”
“office manager Bernie is efficient and cheerful”
“made sure to tidy their mess”
“paid attention to detail and I highly recommend”
“arranged a time within the hour to assist”
What they help with
Based on what their customers hired them for
How they stack up
Context from 116 electricians in Melbourne
Credentials & background
Sourced from 3 public records so you don't have to look them up yourself
About Hit The Switch
Steven runs this show and reviews keep pinning him as the bloke who explains options before touching a wall. Bernie handles the office and people love how fast she locks in times. Nick and Angus get named again and again for clean installs and tidy work. EV chargers and switchboard upgrades are a clear specialty, from Tesla wall connectors through to old boards that need replacing. The crew also does plenty of smaller jobs like pendant lights, power points, Ring cameras, fans, and home automation. Several long-term customers say they have used them for five to ten years across multiple homes. Homes lose power after hours and Steven has been there within the hour, which matters in a blackout. Commercial work shows up too, including meeting room lighting where they worked around staff needs.
Best for EV charger and switchboard upgrades, lighting and home automation installs, after-hours electrical faults, and ongoing maintenance for repeat homeowners.
Location
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Does Hit The Switch handle emergency callouts?+
Reviews mention after-hours power loss and short-notice repairs being handled quickly. One customer had Steven arrange a time within the hour and fix the issue fast. For urgent jobs, call rather than email to get a live answer.
Who does the actual work if I book Hit The Switch?+
Steven often handles diagnosis and trickier jobs, while Nick and Angus are frequently named for installs. Bernie manages office communication and scheduling. Confirm which team member is assigned when you book.
What kinds of jobs do they take on?+
Reviews show a mix of EV charger installs, switchboard upgrades, pendant lights, Ring cameras, fans, network cabling, and garden lighting. They also take smaller jobs like power points and TV mounting. Repeat work from years-long customers suggests they are happy to handle ongoing home maintenance.
Are they okay with smaller jobs or mostly big projects?+
One updated review says no job is too small and they are willing to give helpful advice. Plenty of sample reviews cover single power points, fan controls, and doorbell fixes. You can book small work without feeling like it is beneath them.
Do they consult before starting work?+
Multiple customers say Steven talks through options, adjusts quotes on the spot, and checks placement details like pendant height or EV charger location before cutting in. That consult-first style is one of the clearest patterns in the reviews.