Electricians and Electrical Contractors in Double Bay

 

We can find electricians, electrical contractors for your electrical project of any size, big or small, for your home or your business in Double Bay. You can use our map to locate electricians in Double Bay.

 

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Our electricians can provide electrical services to meet all your requirements, for example,
  • Install, maintain and repair electrical appliances and equipment
  • Rewiring houses and buildings, wiring new buildings and new extentions in Double Bay
  • Installing security alarm systems, fire alarm systems for home and business in Double Bay
  • Installation and maintenance of security lighting
  • Design and install display lighting for your business
  • Design and install data network cables for your business
  • Install airconditioning systems for business and home in Double Bay
If you need an electrician in Double Bay, or electrical contractors that provide services in Double Bay, please contact us and we will find the right electrician for you.

 

Double Bay

Double Bay is an eastern suburb of Sydney NSW, on the shores of Sydney Harbour. It is situated approximately 5 klms east of the CBD of Sydney, in the Municipality of Woollahra. Double Bay was named after the bay situated on Sydney Harbour and refers to the two formations between Darling Point and point Piper, which are separated by a very small point in between. Blackburn Cove is situated on the eastern section. Double Bay takes its name from the bay situated on Sydney Harbour. It refers to the two geographical formations between Point Piper and Darling Point, which are interrupted by a miniature point in between. The eastern part is also known as Blackburn Cove. Double Bay is an affluent residential suburb, hence its common nickname "Double Pay". Double Bay developed early after initial European Settlement in 1788. In the early years of the colony Double Bay was used as shelter for fishermen who would regularly fish around the harbour. Farming mostly cattle and lettuce the farm developed and by 1814 the farm had increased to envelop the valleys leading into the area currently known as Woollahra, Bondi Junction, Bellevue Hill, and Point Piper.