About this electrical referral service
Warragul Electrician is an enquiry and referral website run by Yes Right Pty Ltd. See how enquiries are handled and how to check a Victorian electrician.
Warragul Electrician is an enquiry and referral website operated by Yes Right Pty Ltd, ABN 91 664 546 061. It helps households in Warragul and nearby Baw Baw towns describe an electrical job clearly, so a licensed electrician who is independent of this site can decide whether to take it on and give their own quote.
This website is not an electrical contractor. Yes Right Pty Ltd holds no electrical licence, employs no electricians and carries out no electrical work. We do not claim a workshop, a local team, reviews, years of trading or completed jobs, and any image on the site is illustrative only.
What happens after you send an enquiry
- You complete the enquiry form with your suburb, contact details and a description of the job.
- Your details may be passed to an independent electrical business that handles that type of work in your area. The privacy notice explains how that information is used and how to ask for it to be removed.
- If the business is interested, it contacts you, asks any questions it needs and may want photos or a visit before it prices anything.
- You decide whether to accept its quote. Nothing is booked, and no price is agreed, just because the form was sent.
We cannot promise that a provider will be available for every job or suburb, or how soon anyone will respond. Do not use the form for a fault that is dangerous right now. If a powerline is down or a fitting is sparking, stay well clear and contact your electricity distributor or emergency services.
What the electrician is responsible for
The quote, the booking, the payment terms, the workmanship and any warranty are all between you and the electrical business you choose. That business is responsible for testing its own work and for giving you the paperwork Victorian law requires.
In Victoria that paperwork is a Certificate of Electrical Safety. Energy Safe Victoria says the registered electrical contractor or licensed electrical worker who did the work issues it. For prescribed work, such as a main switchboard or consumer mains, a licensed electrical inspector must check the job before it is switched on. Read Energy Safe Victoria’s guide to certificates so you know what to expect at the end of a job.
The provider may pay Yes Right Pty Ltd a referral fee. That fee is not added to your quote by this website, and it does not change your rights under consumer law.
How to check an electrician in Victoria
Energy Safe Victoria is the state regulator for electrical safety and licensing. Before you agree to any work, check two things:
| What to check | Where to check it |
|---|---|
| The business is a registered electrical contractor | Registered Electrical Contractor register |
| The person on site holds an electrical licence | Licensed Electrical Worker search |
Both registers are linked from Energy Safe Victoria’s public register page. Energy Safe also advises that you can ask to see a tradesperson’s licence, and that you should never do your own electrical work. Ask for the business name and contractor number on the written quote, and compare them with the register entry.
Some extra questions are worth asking before you sign: what the price includes and excludes, whether a switchboard change needs an inspection, how variations will be priced, and when you will receive the certificate.
Where the site takes enquiries from
Enquiries come mainly from Warragul and the towns around it in Baw Baw Shire. The services overview lists the electrical jobs covered, and the home page has answers to common questions about how referrals work.
Questions about an enquiry or the personal information you sent can go to the website operator at peter@yesai.au.
Next step: write an enquiry an electrician can act on
The businesses that read these enquiries decide quickly, so give them the facts in the first message: the town and nearest cross street, the job in one line, the rough age of the house, whether it is owner-occupied or rented, and a photo of the switchboard with its cover shut. If the job involves a new appliance or charger, add the model. When that is ready, send your enquiry to a local electrician.