Tradehavenglobal has your details and a fitter will call you back within one business day, usually the same afternoon if you rang before lunch.
Nothing else is needed from you right now. If the job is urgent, say a hoist is down and phone straight through instead of waiting on the callback.
Two things help us price faster. The bay dimensions paced out roughly, and whether the shed has single or three phase power. Even a photo of the switchboard saves a phone call later.
What happens next
Some of this you already know from the call or the form. Here it is written down so you can check it off as it happens.
A fitter, not an office, rings the number you gave. If we miss you, we try again the next morning rather than sending an email.
Usually within three working days. Allow an hour for measurements, slab check and a look at the switchboard.
Three to five days later for a straightforward bay. Travel, slab and switchboard lines are shown separately so you can see them.
Six weeks from order on most gear. When you say go, we book the window and confirm it four weeks out so you can clear the bay.
Worth a look
The full job from first chalk line to commission. Hoists anchored and load tested, compressor line run, benches levelled, lighting upgraded and every power drop labelled before handover.
See the detail
Scan tools supplied and set up, then two collection rounds a year with certificates and loan units while yours are on the bench. Suits shops that keep getting caught by silent drift.
See the detailFrom the blog
Both of these come out of real jobs where the customer lost money on something avoidable. Read them before the site walk and you will spot the questions to ask.
All articlesOne detail we always ask
Two hoists plus a compressor pulls real current, and a lot of older sheds were wired for one welder and a light. If the switchboard is on its last legs, a sub-board upgrade runs from $3,900 and needs the sparky booked early so it does not hold up the install.
Have a look at it before the site walk and take a photo of the inside of the door if there is one. That one photo tells us more about the electrical line in your quote than any amount of description over the phone.
Meet the crewIf you forgot to mention a bay count, a slab issue or a deadline, send it through now and it gets attached to your enquiry rather than arriving as a second form.
If it cannot wait
A hoist stuck halfway up or a compressor that has died mid shift is not something to leave sitting in an inbox. Phone the main number, say it is a breakdown, and the line forwards to a fitter after hours. Leave the suburb, the model and the symptom, and you get a callback the same day.
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