All Sight Electrical
Ben's former Ausgrid background means network-side jobs — power poles, service fuses, meter boards — get handled without the usual back-and-forth.
Customers regularly describe jobs that required direct Ausgrid coordination (private pole replacements, service fuse swaps, meter board fires) where All Sight was both faster to respond and cheaper to quote than competitors who couldn't do the network-side work at all. Ben's former Ausgrid background comes up more than once as the reason he understood exactly what was needed without back-and-forth, and Holly is named across a double-digit number of reviews specifically for keeping customers informed through multi-step jobs. If you have a standard residential repair that doesn't touch the network connection, they'll still do it — oven installs, switchboard upgrades, shed wiring, fault-finding — but where they're genuinely hard to replace is any job involving your power pole, service fuses, or meter board. Worth confirming their current availability and travel radius for your specific suburb before booking.
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“liaised with Ausgrid and got the power off and later reconnected”
“Holly was especially helpful communicating everything they needed to do”
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How they stack up
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About All Sight Electrical
All Sight Electrical is a Level 2 ASP (Accredited Service Provider), which is a credential that unlocks work most electricians simply can't touch — think private power pole replacements, service fuse upgrades, meter board connections, and liaising directly with Ausgrid to isolate and restore network power. That's the niche this team genuinely owns, and it shapes everything from who calls them to how fast jobs move. Ben, the director, brings a background working with Ausgrid itself and handles the technical heavy lifting on complex network jobs, while Holly is repeatedly named for her front-to-back project management — she takes emergency calls, coordinates with the network provider, and handles installs herself. Andrew draws consistent praise for methodical fault-finding on residential wiring, and Joel and Cookie round out a team that customers describe as friendly even on stressful days. What makes them practical to hire is their response speed: multiple reviews document same-day or within-the-hour attendance for after-hours emergencies including NYE and Sunday mornings. They also suit homeowners tackling multi-trade projects — reviews mention coordinated works covering switchboard upgrades, conduit repairs, floodlights, smart meter consolidations, shed and granny flat wiring, and oven installations in a single visit, with detailed written quotes that explain not just what's being done but why.
Best for: private power pole and service fuse replacements requiring Ausgrid coordination, urgent same-day electrical emergencies including after-hours faults, meter board upgrades and Ausgrid defect rectifications, and residential wiring projects that combine Level 2 network work with standard electrical installation.
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Does All Sight Electrical handle emergency callouts outside business hours?+
Yes — and it's one of the things customers mention most. Reviews document responses on Sunday mornings, New Year's Eve, and late evenings, often with an electrician on-site within an hour of calling. Ben in particular is named for arriving within 15–30 minutes on weekend emergencies. If you have a live fault or loss of power, it's worth calling directly rather than using an online form.
What exactly is a Level 2 electrician, and why does it matter for my job?+
A Level 2 ASP (Accredited Service Provider) is licensed to work on the network side of your property — the infrastructure between the street and your main switchboard. This includes replacing private power poles, upgrading service fuses, connecting or disconnecting from the Ausgrid network, and rectifying Ausgrid defect notices. Standard electricians aren't authorised to do this work. If your quote involves a power pole, service fuse, or meter board connection to the network, you specifically need a Level 2 provider like All Sight.
What do customers say about All Sight's pricing compared to other electricians?+
Pricing feedback across the reviews is consistently positive, and several customers specifically mention shopping around first. One reviewer noted All Sight quoted to replace all three service fuses for less than competitors charged for a single one. Another described the private pole replacement as 'cheaper than I was expecting.' They provide detailed written quotes before starting, which multiple reviewers called reassuring — and no reviews mention unexpected fees or bill shock after the job.
Which team members are likely to attend my job, and what are they known for?+
Ben is the director and handles complex network jobs and emergencies, drawing on his background working with Ausgrid. Holly is frequently named for communication and project coordination, and handles installs end-to-end including Level 2 work. Andrew is praised for methodical fault-finding and explaining issues clearly on residential jobs. Joel and Cookie also appear in reviews, with customers consistently describing the whole team as friendly and professional regardless of who attends.
Can All Sight Electrical wire up a new shed, granny flat, or home addition?+
Yes — reviews mention completed wiring for sheds, pods, granny flats, and new bedroom electrical fit-outs. One customer described All Sight wiring up a shed, pod, and granny flat across the same job, calling the result 'superb.' Because they're also a Level 2 provider, they can handle the network connection side if your new structure requires a separate supply point, which simplifies coordination compared to using two separate contractors.