Common electrical problems can range from short fuses, sparks and shocks to wiring faults and circuit breaker trips. Some of these problems can be easily fixed while others require a much more delicate process. It is recommended that you get assistance from a qualified electrician to fix any electrical problem on your property as dangers associated with electricity can include electric shock, electrocution, fire and explosions.

Electrical systems should be inspected at least every two years, or more frequently if there are any warning signs that suggest a problem. Regular inspections can help to prevent electrical problems from becoming bigger and more costly to fix. It is recommended to get a qualified electrician to inspect your systems as DIY electrical work can be dangerous. There is a high risk of electric shock, electrocution, fire and explosions if you are working with live wires and electrical current. 

A switch board upgrade is the process of upgrading an existing electrical panel or switchboard to accommodate new electrical loads or equipment. This may involve adding new circuit breakers, upgrading the main service disconnect, or installing a subpanel. Upgrading the electrical panel is often necessary when expanding or remodelling a home or business, and can help ensure that the electrical system can safely handle the increased demand.