AME strives too deliver top-tier commercial electrical services. With a commitment to excellence and a wealth of experience, we specialize in providing comprehensive electrical solutions tailored to the unique needs of businesses across various industries.
- LED lighting upgrades
- Switchboard upgrades
- Installation of RCD safety switches
- Surge Protection
- Rewiring
- Electrical maintenance
- Fault finding & Repairs
- Emergency lighting
- Additional Power outlets
- Additions Lighting
- Exit & Emergency Lighting
Commercial Projects
AME Air & electrical specializes in providing comprehensive electrical services for construction projects of all sizes.
Our experienced electricians are equipped to handle various aspects of electrical work, ensuring safe, efficient, and code-compliant installations for residential, commercial, and industrial construction projects.
New Construction Wiring
For your next electrical project or addition, our experienced electricians handle all aspects of new construction wiring.
From designing electrical layouts to installing wiring, outlets, switches, and fixtures, we ensure that your home is equipped with a reliable and energy-efficient electrical system.
Renovation and Remodeling
Planning a future electrical project?
Trust AME Air & Electrical to handle
all your electrical needs.
Whether you're updating your Altering an industrial shed, retail space or anything in between, we provide expert electrical services to accommodate
your design & budget goals .
Surge Protection
Power surges pose a common threat to electrical devices in both residential and commercial settings. These surges happen when voltage levels spike too high. AME Air & Electrical offers the installation of surge protectors directly into your home or business switchboard, ensuring peace of mind during power fluctuations.
Many households harbor costly appliances highly vulnerable to such surges. Damage to items like televisions, air conditioners, ovens, and cooktops can lead to significant repair or replacement expenses.
These surges can stem from various sources including downed power lines, transformer malfunctions, or abrupt shifts in local power consumption patterns.
