
Strata and real estate maintenance
Reactive electrical work for strata schemes and managed properties, from a dead common-area light to a fault a tenant reported this morning.
Learn more about strata and real estate maintenanceInner City · Eastern Suburbs · Lower North Shore
From a new pendant light to a switchboard that keeps tripping, you deal with one licensed electrician. Tony picks up, Tony turns up, Tony does the job.
AGT Power is Tony Galea, a licensed electrician based in Surry Hills. He looks after homes, rental properties and strata buildings across Sydney's Inner City, Eastern Suburbs and Lower North Shore, from emergency repairs and EV chargers to switchboard upgrades, lighting, power points and test and tag. Tell him what you need and he'll tell you what it involves.

NSW licence 150217C
Current, and you can check it on the public NSW register.
Insured
$10 million insurance
AGT Power is licensed, and insured for $10 million.
5 star rating
Google, HiPages, Word of Mouth
27+ years
In the trade, since 1999
Tony has worked as an electrician since 1999.
Local areas covered
Inner City, Eastern Suburbs, Lower North Shore
Three jobs make up most of the work. Each has its own page with the detail.

Reactive electrical work for strata schemes and managed properties, from a dead common-area light to a fault a tenant reported this morning.
Learn more about strata and real estate maintenance
Something has failed and it is causing real problems. Call and describe what has happened, and Tony will say on the call whether he can get to it.
Learn more about emergency electrical repairs
A charger at home or at the building, installed properly. Tony checks your switchboard, your supply and the cable run before anything is ordered.
Learn more about ev charger installationThese are the other jobs Tony is called out for. Appliance work is installation only, so he connects new appliances but doesn't repair broken ones. Call with what you need and he will tell you what it involves.

Control your lights, power points and appliances from your phone, and see what's using power, without a full rewire. A Shelly is a small smart module. The ones that switch things sit behind the switches you already have, and the ones that monitor energy go in the switchboard. Tony fits both. Tell him what you'd like to control and he'll confirm on the call whether it suits your setup.

The everyday jobs get the same care as the big ones. Customers talk about clear quotes, good advice and careful work, whether it's a pendant light or wiring that wasn't safe. Read a few of their reviews below, or read them all on Google, HiPages and Word of Mouth.
“Easy communication, simple and clear quote.”
Hired Tony to come install a pendant light. Easy communication, simple and clear quote, on time job completion. Would hire again.
“Gives good advice and communicates well.”
Well priced, gives good advice and communicates well
“Corrected faulty and dangerous wiring in my home.”
Tony is a qualified, professional, polite and highly experienced electrician who is competitively priced. He has corrected faulty and dangerous wiring in my home producing an electrical plan that was efficient, practical, safe and on code. He supplied me with an itemized bill of materials, so I did not exceed my budget. He also has great knowledge of products on the market and made it easy for me to select the best options for switches, powerpoints, lighting etc. I have no hesitation in recommending Tony for any electrical work.
Every standard job starts with a $150 + GST call-out, which covers getting to you. From the moment Tony arrives, it's $100 an hour + GST. If Tony can price the job over the phone, that's free, but most jobs need a visit.
It depends on where the equipment is used. The Australian Standard for test and tag sets shorter gaps for harder environments: construction sites every three months, factories and workshops every six months, and office equipment that isn't moved around as little as every five years. Tony can test and tag your equipment and tell you when it's next due.
Look for the warning signs: old rubber or fabric-covered wiring, ceramic fuses instead of circuit breakers, no safety switches, power points that feel warm, scorch marks, or lights that flicker for no reason. Houses still on their original wiring after many decades often need it. Tony can check the wiring and tell you what needs replacing.
Almost anywhere, as long as it meets the wiring rules. Power points have to be set distances from taps, sinks, baths and showers, and the circuit has to handle what you'll plug in. Tell Tony where you want the new power point and what it's for, and he'll tell you whether it can go there.
Or ring 0412 049 022.
Ring 0412 049 022 and describe the job and where it is. Tony answers his own phone, and the electrician you speak to is the one who does the work.