The ten questions
Consider service capacity, panel space, dedicated appliance circuits, receptacle locations, lighting layers, controls, ventilation, EV or heating plans, communications wiring and required alarms before walls close.
Design around how the room will work
Cabinetry, furniture, doors, mirrors, equipment and appliance specifications determine useful electrical locations. Preliminary drawings should be checked against actual product information.
- Kitchen and laundry equipment
- Bathroom fans and controls
- Lighting and dimming
- Work-from-home and data needs
- Future EV, heating or cooling loads
Coordinate the finish
Define who opens and restores walls, patches obsolete openings and completes painting. PTX can coordinate electrical, drywall and appropriate handyman work for suitable service-led renovations.
Practical takeaway: PTX focuses on the right service-led renovation work, particularly for established clients, strata and co-operative housing—not undifferentiated large renovation bidding.
Frequently asked questions
Questions property decision-makers ask
When should the electrician join the renovation?
Before final layouts and finish decisions, while access and equipment choices can still be coordinated.
Can PTX coordinate drywall repair?
Yes, for suitable work PTX can coordinate in-house drywall and handyman completion.
Current authoritative resources
Requirements and programs can change. Confirm current information directly: