Yes. The best time to involve an electrician is before the renovation starts, while layouts, cabinetry, appliances, lighting, mirrors and finishes are still being planned.

This helps avoid poor lighting placement, awkward switches, missing power points and costly changes once the walls are closed up.

Getting a quote is simple. You can either completing the survey at the top of this page or call the number listed on the front page and in the footer.

Once we receive your enquiry, we’ll get in touch to understand your renovation, what stage you’re at, and what electrical work you need. From there, we can arrange a walkthrough, review your plans, and provide a clear quote based on the scope of work.

As early as possible. Ideally, you should contact an electrician during the planning stage, before the builder starts and before cabinetry, lighting, appliances and wall layouts are finalised.

If your renovation has already started, we can still help, but early planning usually gives you better options, cleaner finishes and fewer expensive changes.

SYNQ Electrical Co focuses on renovation electrical work that is planned properly from the start.

We look at lighting placement, switch locations, power point positioning, appliance requirements, feature lighting, bathroom ventilation and the finished look of the renovation, so the electrical work supports the design instead of feeling like an afterthought. We run through the design and style of your home to ensure that the electrical choises and fittings compliment your style.

SYNQ Electrical Co services homeowners across Newcastle, the Hunter Valley, Lake Macquarie, Port Stephens, Stockton, Medowie, Raymond Terrace, Maitland, Cessnock, Bonnells Bay, Belmont and Swansea, specialising in renovation, lighting and premium residential electrical work.

Yes. Lighting can completely change how a kitchen, bathroom or living space feels.

Poor lighting can create shadows, glare, dark work areas and a flat-looking finish. Well-planned lighting can highlight the design, improve functionality and make the whole renovation feel more premium.

Yes. We help homeowners plan lighting based on how the space will actually be used, not just where lights are easiest to install. This includes downlights, feature lighting, mirror lighting, under-cabinet lighting, LED strip lighting, dimming options and switch placement.

Most people think about the visible finishes first, tiles, cabinetry, tapware and benchtops, but the electrical products you choose, and where they’re positioned, have a huge impact on the final result. We help you select switches, dimmers, power points, lighting, exhaust fans, mirror options and feature lighting that suit the design, blend with the finish, and function properly in everyday use.

Yes. We can speak directly with your builder, designer or cabinet maker so the electrical details don’t get lost in translation. That means you’re not left trying to explain technical details, remember lighting positions or coordinate every power point and switch location yourself. We help make sure the electrical plan lines up with the cabinetry, layout and finished design before the work begins.

Yes. LED strip lighting can be installed under cabinets, inside shelving, behind mirrors, under vanities, in niches and around feature details. The important part is choosing the right LED strip, extrusion, diffuser, colour temperature and driver location so the end result looks clean, premium and intentional, not cheap or patchy.

Yes. If you’re renovating your kitchen, bathroom or laundry, we can also update the switches, dimmers and power points throughout the rest of your home so everything feels consistent.

This is a small detail that makes a big difference. New cabinetry, tiles, tapware and lighting can make old yellowed switches and mismatched power points stand out. We can help create a cleaner, more cohesive finish across the home.