Emergency Electrician Gold Coast

Providing emergency electrical services around the clock.

24/7 Emergency Electrician Gold Coast

Here at JL Electrical Solutions, we understand electrical issues don’t wait for office hours. And that’s why we offer 24/7 emergency electrical services. Covering the entire Gold Coast, we respond to electrical emergencies around the clock and provide reliable after-hours advice. Whether it’s your home, workplace or industrial facility, we’ll promptly respond to:

 

  • Power outages affecting an entire building or area
  • Sparks or flames coming from outlets, switches or appliances
  • Persistent electrical surges or fluctuations in voltage
  • Electrical circuit breakers repeatedly tripping without cause
  • Complete loss of electrical power in critical areas
  • Exposed or damaged electrical wiring
  • Electrical shock or electrocution incidents


These issues can pose immediate risks to safety, disrupt essential operations or indicate underlying electrical problems that need urgent attention. If you find yourself in any of the above situations, call our Gold Coast emergency electrician on 0432 655 540 as soon as possible. We service Tweed Heads, Palm Beach, Burleigh Heads, Robina, Varsity Lakes and the surrounding suburbs.

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Gold Coast Emergency Electricians

Emergency electrical situations can be extremely dangerous, posing risks to both life and property. From exposed wiring to overloaded circuits, a minor issue can quickly become major and cause extensive damage to your home or business. At JL Electrical Solutions, we use state-of-the-art technology to quickly detect and fix electrical emergencies on the Gold Coast to help keep your home and family safe.


Ignoring or mishandling electrical hazards can exacerbate risks and increase the likelihood of accidents, so it’s important to choose our licensed emergency electricians when it comes to emergencies. Regardless of the time, give us a call, and we’ll be there as soon as possible! In the meantime, have a read through our emergency electrical blog.

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Common Gold Coast Electrical Emergencies

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Power Outage

If you experience a sudden loss of power to part or all of your property, it can indicate a serious electrical fault that needs urgent attention.

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Burning Smell or Smoke

Burning odours or visible smoke from power points, switches, appliances, or the switchboard are serious warning signs of overheating or fire risk.

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Sparking Power Points

Sparks or arcing when plugging in appliances can point to damaged wiring, loose connections, or worn power points that require immediate repair.

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Tripping Safety Switch

If your safety switch (RCD) keeps tripping, it may indicate a faulty appliance, moisture in the system, or an underlying electrical fault.

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Exposed Wiring

Damaged or exposed electrical wiring creates a serious shock and fire hazard and should be made safe by a licensed electrician immediately.

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Buzzing or Crackling Sounds

Unusual buzzing, crackling, or popping sounds from switches, power points, or the switchboard can indicate loose connections or overheating components.

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Hot Switches or Power Points

If switches or power points feel warm or hot to the touch, it may be a sign of overloaded circuits or faulty wiring behind the wall.

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Flickering Lights

Lights that flicker, dim, or surge frequently can point to loose wiring, faulty fittings, or issues with your electrical supply.

What To Do During A Gold Coast Electrical Emergency

  • Turn off power at the switchboard immediately if it’s safe to do so
  • Keep people and pets away from the affected area
  • Do not touch exposed wiring or sparking outlets
  • If there is smoke or fire, evacuate the property and call 000
  • Avoid using any appliances or power points near the affected area
  • Unplug devices if it’s safe to do so
  • Never pour water on electrical fires or electrical equipment
  • If flooding is involved, stay clear of wet areas
  • Check if neighbours are also affected to rule out a power outage
  • Do not attempt DIY electrical repairs
  • Call a licensed Gold Coast electrician for emergency assistance
  • Follow any safety instructions given by your electrician
  • If the issue involves fallen power lines, contact Energex
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Emergency Electrical Blogs

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Common Electrical Emergencies and How To Handle Them

January 22, 2024
This blog post will equip you with the knowledge required to identify, understand and respond to electrical emergencies in the safest way possible.
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What To Do In An Electrical Emergency

July 21, 2021
Understanding what to do in an electrical emergency can be the difference between a quick resolution and a dangerous situation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about emergency electrical.

  • What is a emergency electrician?

    An emergency electrician is a professional who provides electrical services in cases of immediate need. This could include power outages, broken wiring or faulty appliances. Emergency electricians are available 24/7 and will respond quickly to address any urgent needs. 

  • What are some examples of an electrical emergency?

    Electrical emergencies can include power outages, overloaded circuits, electrical shocks or broken wiring. They can also occur when appliances are damaged due to water exposure, lightning strikes or other causes. If not addressed immediately, an electrical emergency can cause damage to your property and potential loss of life.

  • Can anyone fix an emergency electrical issue?

    No, only a qualified and experienced emergency electrician should address an electrical emergency. DIY solutions can be dangerous and may cause further damage if not done properly. Only a licensed professional is capable of safely diagnosing and repairing the issue and trying to fix it yourself can be extremely dangerous.

  • What should I do if my home loses power but my neighbours still have electricity?

    Turn off the power at the switchboard immediately if it is safe to do so. Do not touch the power point or any nearby wiring. Keep people and pets away from the area and call an emergency electrician straight away. If there is active fire or heavy smoke, evacuate and call 000.

  • What should I do if a power point starts smoking or sparking?

    Turn off the power at the switchboard immediately if it is safe to do so. Do not touch the power point or any nearby wiring. Keep people and pets away from the area and call an emergency electrician straight away. If there is active fire or heavy smoke, evacuate and call 000.

  • What should I do if water has entered electrical outlets or the switchboard?

    Do not touch any wet electrical fittings or attempt to use power in affected areas. If safe, switch off power at the main switch. Keep clear of wet rooms or outdoor areas near electrical points and contact an emergency electrician urgently, as water and electricity together pose a serious shock and fire risk.