Gladesville Bridge at dusk, its lights on, with boats moored at a marina and lights reflecting on the river

Pontoons, jetties and boatsheds

The steps lit on the way down, the jetty glowing over the water, and the boat plugged in and charging for the morning.For homes in Hunters Hill, Lane Cove & Canada Bay.

What it's like when it's done

Friends over for dinner, and the lights on the jetty draw everyone down to the water for a drink.
Nobody feeling their way down the steps in the dark.
Back in off the harbour, plug the boat in, and walk up to the house. It's ready when you are.
A boatshed you can actually use at night, with light to see by and power for the tools.
Lights down there that have given up, or keep tripping? We fix those too.

An underwater light at the foot of a sandstone sea wall at night, lighting the water and rocks blue — A light under the water at the sea wall, the river glowing blue after dark.

How it goes

We come round and walk down to the water with you. We talk about how you use it, from dinners on the jetty to the boat and the kids swimming in summer.

You get a written price, usually on the spot, with each part priced on its own, so you choose what goes ahead.

Weatherproof power points on the rail of a gangway down to a carpeted pontoon, the river behind — Power right at the bottom of the gangway, for the boat, the tools or a fridge of drinks.

Made for life by the water

Salt air is hard on anything electrical. Everything we put in down there is made for it.

A power and water pedestal on a pontoon with the boat's lead plugged in, the river and houses behind — Power and water on the pontoon, with the boat plugged in.

Lighting the garden on the way down as well? See garden and outdoor lighting.

“When someone has put a lot into their home, the electrical should live up to it.”
Chris, director

Talk it through

Ring us, or book online and we'll ring you back.

(02) 7252 3513 Book online