Guides and information about private power poles, overhead service replacements, defects, safety requirements, and Ausgrid compliance.
A quick guide for Newcastle homeowners on the warning signs your private power pole is unsafe or due for replacement. Learn how to spot leaning poles, rusting steel, rotting timber, cracking bases and when you need a Level 2 ASP.
Ever felt stuck dealing with delays because the site wasn’t connected to a reliable power source yet? That pause in progress is frustrating - especially when deadlines are tight and…
Ever had a project stall because of a dodgy power pole or a surprise defect notice? You're not alone - navigating Newcastle's pole compliance rules can feel like walking through…
Installing a power pole may sound simple, but it’s not always a quick job. There are several factors that affect how long it takes. Whether you're an electrical contractor installing…
Temporary Power Poles vs Permanent Power Poles Power poles are critical in delivering electrical power to various sites, whether under construction or already established. Choosing the right power pole type…
Many homes in Australia have private steel poles at the front of their property, which is used to support electrical cables and other utility services. While these poles are designed…
