Are you licensed?
Yes. Buss and Grigg Electrical are licensed Electrical Contractors and licensed Security Agents. Our expert team are all licensed Electricians, Security Agents or Specialist AV Technicians. We are also CEC (Clean Energy Council) accredited solar installers.
Can you come after hours, on a weekend or a public holiday?
Yes. Buss and Grigg Electrical is on call 24/7 for Emergency Electrical Assistance.
How soon can you do the job?
Contact our team today to discuss how Buss and Grigg Electrical can help you.
Phone 0413 117 488, or email [email protected] or go to our Contact page.
What areas do you service?
Buss and Grigg Electrical provides residential service in Adelaide and the metropolitan area. We provide commercial and medical service to South Australia, including Adelaide and the metropolitan area.
Can I do small electrical jobs and repairs at home myself?
NO! In South Australia is it illegal to do your own electrical work. Only licensed electricians can do work on electrical appliances or electrical installations. If you do electrical work without a licence you may be fined. Most importantly, you risk injury or even death to yourself, your family or friends. Do it yourself electrical work can also cause a problem if you try to sell your house or make an insurance claim connected to the work you did.
Should I have a safety switch?
Safety switches are proven to minimise the risk of electric shock and electricity related fires by quickly turning off the electricity supply if an electrical fault is detected. By law, safety switches must be installed in all new homes and buildings built since 1991.
What is home automation?
Home Automation gives you the convenience and security to control aspects of your house via a smartphone or tablet. Buss and Grigg Electrical uses Crestron automation technology which can control lighting, motorised blinds, access doors, security systems, irrigations and TV controls.
What is Test and Tag?
Test and Tag is the process of testing electrical equipment for faults and ensuring it is safe to use. The electrician will then attach a tag to the equipment stating the date it was tested and when the next test date is due.