Boronia based · Melbourne's eastBoronia based · Serving Melbourne's east + south east
Alarm systems that protect the house without false-alarming the street — sensors placed right, app control, back-to-base ready.
False alarms train everyone — including you — to ignore the siren. Good systems are about placement and tuning: the right sensors in the right spots, pets accounted for, entries prioritised.
We install systems you'll actually arm: app control from your phone, sensible zones, and monitoring-ready if you want eyes on it 24/7.
Entries, zones, pets, how you live.
Sensors, siren, panel — placed and tuned.
App set up, codes set, everyone shown how.
Alarm systems that protect the house without false-alarming the street — sensors placed right, app control, back-to-base ready.
A-Grade licensed, REC 33326, fully insured. Every job finishes with a Certificate of Electrical Safety and a workmanship guarantee.
An alarm system is a set of decisions about zones: which doors arm instantly, which allow entry delay, which sensors stay live at night while the family sleeps. Get the zoning right and the system disappears into the routine — arm it walking out, disarm walking in, night mode with a tap. Get it wrong and it's 3am false alarms until someone stops arming it altogether.
Sensor choice does the quiet work. Pet-immune PIRs ignore the dog but not a person; reed switches on doors and windows catch entry before movement; dual-technology sensors in draughty rooms stop curtains crying wolf. Back-to-base monitoring adds a control room response when the siren isn't enough — worthwhile for some homes, unnecessary for others, and we'll tell you which yours is.
Package pricing or per-device —quoted upfront before any work starts
Anyone can say they're licensed. Here's what that actually means when we're on your job — and the paperwork you'll hold at the end of it.
You see the number, the inclusions and the exclusions in writing. If the scope changes on site, we stop and ask — we don't invoice a surprise.
No labour hire, no subcontractors. The electrician who quotes your job is the one standing in your switchboard, on the same REC (33326).
Every job finishes with a Certificate of Electrical Safety, tested circuits, a labelled board and photos of anything hidden behind a wall.
Workmanship guaranteed and manufacturer warranties registered in your name. If something plays up, you ring us — not a call centre in another state.
Every review below is a real Google review from a Melbourne east job — no incentives, no filtering. It's the same crew, on the same REC, doing security alarms work like yours.
Excellent service! The team arrived on time and completed the installation efficiently and up to scratch. Everything was done neatly, with great attention to detail. Ryan and Jack are top blokes and easy to deal with. Highly recommended!
Jeffrey Belvez · Glen Waverley
Absolutely fantastic service and work done! The boys were super accommodating, answered any questions I had without a problem, left everything neat and tidy and overall did an amazing job installing our battery and inverter. Cannot recommend enough.
Isaac Giblett · Battery + inverter
Zak and Ryan did a amazing job. Even with the obstacles of a double story home with a internal switch board they persevered in the heat and got the job done. Thanks guys we realy appreciate your work and polite attitude.
Stephen S · Switchboard
Luke and his team installed our solar panels over the space of 2 days. Great service arrived on time and communicated well, took away all rubbish made sure the place was left tidy and walked me through the app and next steps. Would highly reccomend!
Christie V · Solar install
Ryan and Jack did a great job doing the electrical work on my new 4 head split system. They got the job done in no time, and my split systems were up and running. Once connected, Ryan made sure all 4 heads were working. Thanks guys, great job!
James "Mitchi" Mitch · Split system
The experience is very nice with them. Specially Roy and Jack did their best. We are so much happy about their service. They heard every single word of us and suggest us which is good and why. Highly recommend
Anisa Tasnim · Hot water swap
Luke · Founder, A-Grade electrician
Most of what's wrong with this industry comes down to one thing: the person selling isn't the person installing.
I'm a licensed A-Grade electrician, and so is everyone who'll be on your roof or in your switchboard. When we quote your home, we're quoting work we'll do ourselves — which is why we'll happily talk you out of gear you don't need.
If you're thinking about getting off gas, call us. Worst case, you'll hang up knowing more than you did.
Founder, Polarised Electrical
No — pet-immune sensors and careful zone design keep the family dog or cat from setting it off.
Siren + instant phone notification — and back-to-base response if you add monitoring.
Yes — often reusing existing sensor wiring to keep cost down.
Battery backup carries the system for hours, and mains-fail events notify your phone — a power cut doesn't disarm anything.
If the house sits empty regularly or you travel, usually yes. If someone's always semi-home, notifications may be enough. Honest answer depends on your patterns.
Yes — alarm events can pull up the matching camera view, which turns a siren into information.
Book a free home assessment, or call and talk to a real sparky today.
5.0 from 57 Google reviews
Across Melbourne's east and south-east — Boronia to Berwick, Balwyn to Warrandyte.
