Your Reliable Electrician in Orange & Parkes

About Us

At Little’s Power, our licensed Level 2 accredited work with electrical energy comes backed by a friendly, enthusiastic energy.

Quality electrical services at down-to-earth prices is what we provide to our customers—residential, rural, commercial and industrial. Importantly, we’d like our customers to recommend us to their friends and colleagues and continue using our services into the future.

In order for this to become a reality, we make sure that our response times are prompt and that our workmanship and attention to detail meets and often exceeds expectations.

Little's Power Sign at Rugby Game — Electrical Services in Orange, NSW

Based at Orange, we service the surrounding areas of the NSW Central West, including Bathurst, Parkes, Forbes, Oberon, and Blayney.

Regardless of the size of your project, you’ll get exceptional customer service from Little’s Power.

Alex Little, owner at Little’s Power, devoted 2 years to working on high-voltage substations to add further to his knowledge as a Level 2 Electrician.

He has since worked on large commercial projects, consolidating his company’s capacity to complete every kind of electrical work to the highest standards for builders and architects.

But, more than a thirst for knowledge and a passion for electrical expertise, Alex is driven by the enjoyment of working with fellow locals—not just worksite colleagues but his customers.

You only need to contact Little’s Power and start the conversation about your electrical requirements. You’ll quickly realise that, with Alex and his team, you’re in exceptional company when it comes to electricians who have the skills and who care.

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FAQ

At Little’s Power in Orange, we want you to be informed when choosing an electrician and have included answers to our most frequently asked questions. Of course, if your question is not answered on this page, simply leave a message and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can with the information you’re needing.

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  • Will I need to update my home’s wiring when I renovate?

    In most cases, this presents an ideal opportunity to update your electrics. Many renovations will be adding, rather than decreasing, electrical load, so you want to make sure your switchboard and wiring are ready for it. A phone call to Little’s Power will get you sorted. Call now.

  • Will upgrading the electrical system in my home increase its value?

    We’re living in environmentally-conscious times. Energy-efficiency is a big deal. LED lighting, off-peak hot water, reverse-cycle air conditioning, and solar power additions all help. If your home fits the bill, property buyers will value it up. Even when you’re not looking to sell, these are ways to reduce energy costs and you’ll feel better about your carbon footprint. Get in touch and ask us about other ways to reduce your power bill.

  • What is test and tag?

    Test and Tag involves certifying electrical equipment as safe for use in the workplace under the Workplace Health & Safety Act, and in accordance with Australian Standard AS/NZS 3760. An appliance that passes testing by a licensed electrician is tagged (often colour-coded) to indicate testing dates. RED: Dec – Feb; GREEN: Mar – May; BLUE: June – Aug; YELLOW: Sep – Nov. NO COLOUR: Yearly tagging, 5-yearly, etc.

  • What is involved in Home Automation?

    Home automation is intended to integrate your home’s electrical equipment and program it for convenience and security. Another benefit is energy saving. Along with keyless entry, with well-designed home automation, you could, for example, use your smartphone to control your home’s air conditioning, lighting, oven, etc, in preparation for your arrival home from work. You could also water your gardens using a command from your smartphone. Your home’s video-intercom, security, internet and entertainment systems can be integrated. Give us a call at Little’s Power to learn more about Home Automation.

  • What are the benefits of having my cables relocated underground?

    Underground cables are ideal in commercial and rural situations. In a commercial context, height clearance for vehicles moving under overhead cables is avoided. In rural areas at the mercy of Mother Nature, overhead cables are prone to often lengthy outages. Underground cables are spared this torment.

  • How can I better protect my house from fire caused by faulty electrics?

    Your switchboard should already have circuit breakers to protect against overloads and short circuits. It’s a good idea to have your switchboard inspected from time to time, to make sure it’s up to the task. If the wiring in the house is more than 15 years old, you should definitely have it checked out. Another good idea is to install LED lighting. Unlike typical down lights that seem to be the cause of many house fires, LED lighting does not get hot. With a lifespan of up to 50,000 hours, they can also help reduce electricity bills significantly. Call us today at Little’s Power. We can help with all the aspects mentioned here.

  • Will I need to update my home’s wiring when I renovate?

    In most cases, this presents an ideal opportunity to update your electrics. Many renovations will be adding, rather than decreasing, electrical load, so you want to make sure your switchboard and wiring are ready for it. A phone call to Little’s Power will get you sorted. Call now.

  • Will upgrading the electrical system in my home increase its value?

    We’re living in environmentally-conscious times. Energy-efficiency is a big deal. LED lighting, off-peak hot water, reverse-cycle air conditioning, and solar power additions all help. If your home fits the bill, property buyers will value it up. Even when you’re not looking to sell, these are ways to reduce energy costs and you’ll feel better about your carbon footprint. Get in touch and ask us about other ways to reduce your power bill.

  • What is test and tag?

    Test and Tag involves certifying electrical equipment as safe for use in the workplace under the Workplace Health & Safety Act, and in accordance with Australian Standard AS/NZS 3760. An appliance that passes testing by a licensed electrician is tagged (often colour-coded) to indicate testing dates. RED: Dec – Feb; GREEN: Mar – May; BLUE: June – Aug; YELLOW: Sep – Nov. NO COLOUR: Yearly tagging, 5-yearly, etc.

  • What is involved in Home Automation?

    Home automation is intended to integrate your home’s electrical equipment and program it for convenience and security. Another benefit is energy saving. Along with keyless entry, with well-designed home automation, you could, for example, use your smartphone to control your home’s air conditioning, lighting, oven, etc, in preparation for your arrival home from work. You could also water your gardens using a command from your smartphone. Your home’s video-intercom, security, internet and entertainment systems can be integrated. Give us a call at Little’s Power to learn more about Home Automation.

  • What are the benefits of having my cables relocated underground?

    Underground cables are ideal in commercial and rural situations. In a commercial context, height clearance for vehicles moving under overhead cables is avoided. In rural areas at the mercy of Mother Nature, overhead cables are prone to often lengthy outages. Underground cables are spared this torment.

  • How can I better protect my house from fire caused by faulty electrics?

    Your switchboard should already have circuit breakers to protect against overloads and short circuits. It’s a good idea to have your switchboard inspected from time to time, to make sure it’s up to the task. If the wiring in the house is more than 15 years old, you should definitely have it checked out. Another good idea is to install LED lighting. Unlike typical down lights that seem to be the cause of many house fires, LED lighting does not get hot. With a lifespan of up to 50,000 hours, they can also help reduce electricity bills significantly. Call us today at Little’s Power. We can help with all the aspects mentioned here.