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Yes. KBR Electrical holds Queensland Electrical Contractor Licence 89865.

Search contractor licence number 89865 on the Queensland Electrical Safety Office's public licence search. In Queensland, a business performing electrical work for others must hold an electrical contractor licence, and the work itself must be done by an appropriately licensed worker or an apprentice working under the required supervision.

Check our Queensland electrical contractor licence(opens in a new tab) Search contractor licence number 89865.

Yes. KBR Electrical carries public and products liability cover, plus Queensland electrician consumer protection insurance. A current certificate of currency is available to customers, property managers and body corporates on request.

Yes. For electrical installation work, we provide the required certificate of testing and compliance. For electrical equipment work, we provide the required certificate of testing and safety. We'll explain which certificate applies to your job.

We're based in Albany Creek and work across Brisbane's Northside, the CBD and surrounding suburbs — from The Gap and Ashgrove through to Nundah, Sandgate and North Lakes, plus Inner-city and Eastern suburbs such as New Farm, Hamilton and Bulimba. If your suburb isn't listed, give us a call and we'll let you know.

For planned work, yes — a written quote covering the scope and what's included. For fault finding and repairs, we explain how we charge before we attend and check with you before carrying out additional work outside the agreed scope.

All existing Queensland homes, townhouses and units must have interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms by 1 January 2027, and the requirement already applies when a home is sold, leased or re-leased. We can check what your property has and what it still needs.

Kaleb will review your enquiry and contact you to discuss the work and next steps. An appointment is only booked once we have confirmed the arrangements with you.