About this electrical referral service
A referral website run by Yes Right Pty Ltd: how electrical enquiries are handled, who is responsible for the work and how to check a licence.
Yes Right Pty Ltd (ABN 91 664 546 061) runs Carrum Downs Electricians as a place to send an electrical enquiry, not as an electrical business. A homeowner off Ballarto Road, a landlord with a unit in Seaford or a workshop or warehouse along the EastLink corridor can describe a job here, and we pass it to an independent licensed electrician who may take it on.
Yes Right holds no electrical licence and has no electricians on staff. It does not do, supervise or sign off any electrical work. There is no local workshop behind this site, and it makes no claim to customer reviews, finished projects or a set response time. The photos show the type of work each page talks about, not jobs arranged through the site.
How your enquiry is handled
- Describe the electrical job on the quote form, with your phone or email and the suburb the property is in. Mention what trips, what you plan to add and where the switchboard sits if the job is a board change, a fault or a charger.
- We may share those details with one or more independent electrical providers working around Carrum Downs, only so they can respond to you. The privacy notice sets out how the information is used.
- A provider who wants the job gets in touch with you. Expect to be asked for switchboard photos, a site visit or more detail before a price is given.
- Each provider decides for themselves whether they are free, how fast they reply and whether they take the work. The form does not make a booking and should never be used in an emergency.
The electrician’s side of the job
Once a provider contacts you, the arrangement is yours and theirs: they assess the job, quote it, set the timing and price, agree payment terms, do the work, stand behind it with any warranty they give, and supply the paperwork. For electrical installation work in Victoria that means a Certificate of Electrical Safety. Prescribed work, a switchboard replacement for example, also has to be inspected by an independent Licensed Electrical Inspector. Get the scope, what is excluded and how variations are charged in writing before you say yes.
Checking the electrician before work starts
In Victoria, electrical workers are licensed and electrical contractors are registered by Energy Safe Victoria. Before anyone opens your switchboard:
- Ask for their licence card. Energy Safe Victoria says licensed and registered workers carry an identification card endorsing them to do electrical work.
- Search the business on the Registered Electrical Contractor Register and the person on the Licensed Electrical Worker Search. Both are on Energy Safe Victoria’s public registers page.
- Make sure a registered electrical contractor is named on the quote. Energy Safe Victoria advises consumers to engage one for any electrical installation work.
- When the job is finished, read the details on the Certificate of Electrical Safety and file it with your house papers.
Energy Safe Victoria wants to hear from you if a worker refuses to show a licence or will not provide a certificate. Its guidance on choosing electrical workers goes into more detail.
Pages on this site
Each service page explains one type of job so your enquiry has the right detail: switchboard upgrades, lighting and downlights, power points and circuits, EV charger installation and fault finding. The price ranges quoted are taken from a named published cost guide and gathered on the cost guide page. Neither this website nor any provider set them.
We take enquiries from Carrum Downs, Skye, Seaford, Frankston North and Patterson Lakes. Whether your address is covered depends on the providers who pick up the enquiry.
To ask about an enquiry you have sent, or to have your details deleted, reply to any message that reached you after you used the form.