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The part of the job you only see once
An Annandale rebuild photographed through rough-in, with every run set before it disappears into the ceiling.
Before the plasterboard goes on, someone has to decide where every circuit runs. Electrical rough-in sits on the critical path: it has to be complete and correct before lining, and anything missed becomes a wall that gets opened again. We work off the drawings, coordinate our runs against the other trades before they are in the way, and finish the stage when the programme says the stage finishes. Rough-in, switchboard, fit-off and final commissioning, under one contract.
No performance figures exist for this job, and none are claimed. The photographs are the argument.
At a glance
- Service
- Electrical contracting
- Sector
- Residential rebuild
- Site
- Home
- Location
- Annandale, NSW
The service behind this job: Everyday electrical works. Switchboards, sub-mains, upgrades and fit-outs by licensed in-house electricians.
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