Baywatt Electrical is a licensed electrician working Port Melbourne and the bayside inner south. No call centre, no subcontractors — you get Dean, on time, with the job explained plainly and cleaned up before he leaves.
Baywatt Electrical is run by Dean, a licensed electrician based on Griffin Crescent in Port Melbourne. The business covers the everyday electrical work this pocket of Melbourne actually needs — old switchboards in weatherboard cottages, extra power points in renovated warehouse apartments, and the growing list of homes adding EV chargers and split-system air con.
There's no dispatch centre and no apprentice sent out to figure it out — you deal directly with Dean, from the first call to the invoice. Jobs are quoted plainly before any work starts, and the site's left clean when it's done.
If it needs a licensed electrician's sign-off in Victoria, it's the kind of job this business takes on.
From a single dead power point to a full switchboard upgrade — every job is tested and left compliant with AS/NZS wiring rules before Dean drives off.
Old fuse boxes replaced with a modern, safety-switch-protected board — essential for period homes with original wiring.
New power points, USB outlets and general wiring for renovations, extra appliances or a rearranged room.
Installation and testing of safety switches so faults trip the circuit, not the people in the house.
Electrical connection and fault repair for hot water units — from a tripped element to a full swap.
Home EV charger wiring sized correctly for the circuit — increasingly common across Port Melbourne driveways and garages.
Tripping circuits, flickering lights or dead outlets diagnosed and fixed — not just patched.
Ceiling fan installs, LED upgrades and outdoor lighting, wired properly the first time.
Partial or full rewires for older Port Melbourne homes, coordinated around your build timeline.
Photo gallery coming soon. This site is set up with a ready-made spot for real job photos — switchboards, vans, before/afters. Send through a few phone photos from recent jobs and they'll drop straight in.
No call centre, no relay through an office — you speak to the person doing the work.
Working from Griffin Crescent means fast response across the suburb and no travel surprises on the invoice.
Every job is left tested and compliant with AS/NZS wiring rules — no shortcuts on safety.
Customers consistently mention the same thing: on time, no fuss, and tidied up before Dean leaves.
Every review on the Baywatt Electrical Google profile mentions the same three things — on time, no fuss, tidied up. Here's a sample.
Dean showed up on time, worked through the job efficiently, and stayed upbeat the whole way through — an easy, pleasant electrician to deal with.
Turned up on time, got straight into the job without any fuss, and tidied everything up before leaving. Good value for the work done.
Prompt, professional, and easy to recommend to anyone needing a reliable local electrician.
First-class work and genuinely happy with the result — straightforward, no complaints.
Griffin Crescent is home base — most jobs are within a short drive, which keeps response times tight and callout costs down.
Yes — all work is carried out by a licensed Victorian electrician and left compliant with AS/NZS 3000 wiring rules. Licence number available on request and displayed on the invoice.
Call and Dean will talk you through pricing for your specific job before anything is booked — no surprise fees added on the day.
Port Melbourne and the surrounding bayside inner south — Albert Park, South Melbourne, Middle Park, Southbank, Docklands and Fishermans Bend. If you're just outside that patch, call and ask.
It's less about age and more about type — ceramic fuse boards without a safety switch are the main risk, common in homes built before the 1990s. Dean can check yours on-site.
Yes — home EV charger installation sized to your existing switchboard and circuit capacity, common across Port Melbourne's newer apartment and townhouse builds.
Monday to Friday, 7:00am to 4:30pm. Closed weekends. Call ahead to lock in a time slot.
Call is fastest during business hours. Otherwise, drop an email and Dean will get back to you.