Emergency Power Outage Electricians in Maitland, Newcastle and Surrounding Areas

Electricity is an essential element of modern-day living, and having access to reliable emergency electricians can be a lifesaver in times of need. At Horsell Electrical we understand the importance of having a team of experts available to address any electrical power outages quickly and efficiently. We are committed to providing 24/7 emergency electrical services in Maitland, Newcastle and anywhere in between, ensuring that you never have to go without power for an extended period.

Our team of licensed and insured electricians is highly trained to handle any emergency, from power outages to electrical faults. We understand that electrical emergencies can happen at any time, which is why we offer fast response times to ensure that your power is restored quickly.

If you are experiencing a power outage in Maitland, Newcastle and surrounding suburbs we know it can be quite frustrating, especially if you are not sure what to do next. However, there are some steps you need to take to ensure your safety and minimize damage to your property while you wait for a licensed electrician to restore your power. Here's what you should do:

• Contact Us: Contacting a power outage electrician is essential. We will help you identify the cause of the power cut and provide the necessary repairs or replacements to get your power back on as soon as possible. Contact us immediately on 0400 079 723
• Keep the Fridge and Freezer Doors Closed: To keep your food from spoiling during a power outage, it's important to keep your fridge and freezer doors closed as much as possible. This will prevent heat from getting inside, helping to keep your food cold for longer and save you money in the long run.
• Have One Light Switched On: Switch on one light in your home to alert you when the power is restored. This way, you will know that it is safe to use your electrical appliances again.
• Stay Cool: If it's hot outside, close your windows and doors while staying at the lowest point of the house to remain cool. This will help you stay safe from heat exhaustion and other heat-related illnesses.
• Stay Warm: If it's cold outside, wear warmer clothing and do not light a fire, burn charcoal, or use the oven as a heat source, as these are dangerous. Instead, consider using blankets and other insulation methods to stay warm.
• Disconnect Power Appliances: To prevent electrical appliances from being damaged, disconnect them or have them switched off until the power is restored. Doing so will help protect your appliances from electrical surges that may occur when the power comes back on.