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Where to from here?
The Essential Checklist should have provided you with plenty of
inspiration, but how do you transfer your ideas from a piece of
paper and into reality? The following advice should help.
If You’re Using a Builder
Your builder will already have a standard
electrical plan for your home. However,
you probably now want to modify their
plan to incorporate the ideas you have
included on your Project Planner. You can
just provide your builder with the plan you
have drawn up with your Project Planner,
however we recommend that you take
advantage of a Clipspec consultation to
ensure your plan will work, and to receive
an accurate costing. If your builder uses
Clipspec, your consultation will be free. In
the unlikely event that your builder doesn’t
use Clipspec, remember that you can
organise your own Clipspec consultation
with your nearest Clipsal Powerhouse.
Once the builder has your Clipspec plan
and costings, work can commence.
Clipsal Essential Checklist
If You’re Using an Architect
Discuss your ideas with your architect
and if you have used the Project
Planner to create an electrical plan,
run through it with them. The earlier
in the process you do this, the better.
You might also want to organise a
Clipspec consultation through your
nearest Clipsal Powerhouse for advice
from our experts and to receive a
professional plan along with costings.
Your architect will then provide a
licensed electrical contractor with your
Clipspec electrical plan to complete
the installation.
If You’re an Owner/Builder
Either use the electrical plan you
created with your Project Planner, or
book a Clipspec consultation through
your nearest Clipsal Powerhouse.
Then visit clipsal.com and use the
Electrician Locator to find a Clipsal
Endorsed Contractor to complete your
installation. Using a Clipsal approved
electrician or a C-Bus Partner, will
ensure the highest quality installation
of your plan.