Level 2 New Connections & Disconnections
Connecting or disconnecting properties to the electricity network for new builds, knockdowns, renovations, temporary builders supply and supply upgrades.
What New Connections & Disconnections includes
Connecting or disconnecting properties to the electricity network for new builds, knockdowns, renovations, temporary builders supply and supply upgrades.
- Best suited to: new homes and duplexes, knockdown rebuilds, major renovations, shops or small commercial tenancies.
- Typical work: new supply connection planning, safe disconnection or reconnection, point of attachment and consumer mains checks, temporary builders supply support.
- Site considerations: meter and switchboard readiness, site access for the service position, planned outage timing, distributor or ASP requirements.
Connecting or disconnecting properties to the electricity network for new builds, knockdowns, renovations, temporary builders supply and supply upgrades. If the job points to a wider level 2 electrical services (asp-accredited) need, Proelec Group can also advise on meter installations & relocations and overhead & underground service lines so the excavation sequence supports the whole site plan.
How Proelec Group approaches the job
Each electrical job is planned around safety, supply condition, access, outage timing, existing switchboard or metering constraints and the finish needed by the property owner, builder or next trade. The aim is clear, compliant work that avoids avoidable rework.
- Confirm the property details, current supply arrangement and the reason for connection or disconnection.
- Review the point of attachment, meter location, consumer mains and access before booking the work.
- Carry out the Level 2 work safely, then test and leave the supply ready for the next electrical stage.
What to prepare before booking
A short brief is usually enough to scope the next step. Helpful details include the suburb, photos of the meter or switchboard, any defect notice, access constraints, timing requirements and whether builders, tenants or other trades are involved.
- Send photos of the switchboard, meter, service line, private pole or affected electrical area if safe to do so.
- Share plans, defect notices, builder requirements or solar and battery documents if available.
- Confirm whether the work is urgent, whether power is currently off and whether a planned outage is acceptable.
Common questions
Proelec Group can advise on the safest and most practical next step once the current supply, site access and electrical symptoms are clear.
- Do I need a Level 2 electrician for a new electricity connection? In Sydney, work on the supply side usually needs an accredited Level 2 ASP electrician.
- Can you help with temporary builders supply? Yes, Proelec Group can review the site and advise what is needed for a temporary supply setup.
- How much notice is needed? Timing depends on the distributor, access and whether the job needs outage coordination or extra preparation.