Plug points, lights & fans

Extension cords are a symptom, not a solution

Count the multi-plug adapters in your house tonight. Each one marks a spot where the original wiring plan stopped matching real life. Beyond the mess, chained extensions overload circuits that were never sized for a modern kitchen counter or a work-from-home desk cluster. Adding properly wired points costs less than most people expect and removes the fire risk entirely.

What we install

• Extra 13A power points, USB combo outlets and dedicated appliance circuits for ovens, aircon and dryers
• Ceiling fans — new installations, replacements and the wobble-and-click repairs everyone postpones
• Downlights, pendant lights, mirror lights and cove lighting, with dimming that actually dims smoothly
• Outdoor and security lighting on proper weatherproof fittings and sensors
• EV-charger-ready circuits and smart switches wired for the long term

Why neatness is a safety feature

Surface wiring flopping along a skirting board is not just ugly — it is unprotected. Where we cannot run cable inside the wall, we use proper trunking, sized and clipped, with junctions in boxes rather than taped mid-air. When a future electrician opens our work, they will find labels, not surprises. That is the standard we hold every installation to, whether it is one socket or a whole lighting plan.

What it costs

A straightforward additional power point near an existing circuit typically runs RM90–RM180. Ceiling fan installation with an existing point is RM80–RM150; new wiring is quoted per run. Bundle several small jobs into one visit and the per-item price drops — most customers do exactly that. All work carries the 90-day workmanship guarantee.

Circuits already fully loaded? We will tell you before adding anything — see electrical faults & rewiring for capacity upgrades.