Registered electrical contractor REC 346464 · Bellarine, Geelong and the Surf Coast

NextPoint Electrics, licensed electricians in Geelong

Electrician Norlane.

5.0across 54 Google reviews

What customers say

Published on our Google Business Profile, word for word.

SGShelley GilroyPosted on Google★★★★★

Quick and knowledgeable repair from Luke. He went the extra mile to help me find the most cost-effective solution.

LBLJ BPosted on Google★★★★★

Luke was fast and efficient updating my switchboard. Professional from the start and great to work with.

DMDSB Property ManagementPosted on Google★★★★★

Luke has been true to his word and attends to our work orders when he says he will. The feedback from our tenants has been exceptional and pricing is a bonus for our property investors. Highly recommend

RCRobert CorneyPosted on Google★★★★★

I had an absolute 5 star experience with Luke from NextPoint Electrics. After trying for many years to get my House Switchboard replaced and upgraded, when most other electricians either wouldn't do the work or quoted silly money because it was so involved... Finally I found an experienced and professional Sparky. Reasonably priced, excellent workmanship. I cannot recommend him more highly enough. One very happy customer!

ASAnny StevensPosted on Google★★★★★

Luke did multiple jobs in my house. Fixed electrical points, fixed my smoke alarm, mounted and installed TVs. He was friendly, punctual and well priced. Would definitely use Luke again for future jobs in my home.

JDJenny DaviePosted on Google★★★★★

Luke was great with communication and always keeps us informed about timing & punctual. He has a lot of experience and I would highly recommend him. So happy with his work & everything. Love all the work that was done inside & outside our house. Keep up the great work.

Luke Evans, owner of NextPoint Electrics, in NextPoint uniform holding a multimeter on a Bellarine beach

Meet your electrician

Hi, I’m Luke, owner of NextPoint Electrics.

I started NextPoint to give Norlane homeowners a reliable local electrician who communicates clearly, turns up when promised and stands behind the work.

You will always know what is happening, what it will cost and what to expect next.

Registered electrical contractor REC 346464 · Family owned · Local to the Bellarine

Across Geelong, no distance loading

Your Local Electrician in Norlane 3214

No call out fee, a fixed price agreed before anything starts, and a lifetime workmanship warranty. REC 346464.

Norlane sits north of Geelong, about a kilometre back from Corio Bay, immediately north of the old Ford plant with Cowies Creek as its southern edge. We come up through Geelong from Ocean Grove. It is one of our longer runs and it still carries no distance loading.

We cover the whole of 3214, and Corio, North Shore, North Geelong and the rest of Geelong with it.

What can we help with?

Electrical Work in Norlane

From an original board in a 1950s house to a rewire in a prefabricated one. Here is what we do most in Norlane.

Why Norlane locals choose us

You Deserve an Electrician You Can Actually Trust

Prefabricated houses are their own thing

More than 1,200 of the houses here arrived as prefabricated units from Holland and France in the 1950s. They are not built like a conventional house of the same age, and knowing that before starting saves a good deal of guessing.

Licensed, every time

Registered electrical contractor REC 346464. Whoever turns up is licensed and working to the same standard.

On every job, no exceptions

Three Promises on Every Job

  • $0 Call out fee

    We come out, look at it and price it. That visit costs you nothing.

  • Fixed Price before we start

    One number, agreed before anything begins, GST stated. It does not move.

  • Lifetime Workmanship warranty

    If our work is not right we come back and put it right at no charge. No expiry.

Got questions? We have answers

Electrician Norlane FAQ

Do you actually cover Norlane?

Yes. We come up through Geelong from Ocean Grove. It is one of our longer runs and it still carries no distance loading. There is no call out fee and no distance loading.

Which parts of Norlane do you cover?

All of it, the whole 3214 postcode, and the neighbouring towns with it. Across the old estate streets and the newer builds alike, and none of it far enough out to be worth charging you extra for.

How quickly can you get to Norlane?

We come up through Geelong from Ocean Grove. It is one of our longer runs and it still carries no distance loading. We do not promise a set response time, but you get a straight answer on the phone and a time on the day rather than an all day window.

Is there anything particular about the houses here?

There is, and it is unusual enough to be worth knowing. The Housing Commission built 2,464 houses here between 1947 and 1976, with the peak between 1951 and 1957, and over 1,200 of them were prefabricated units imported from Holland and France. Prefabricated construction is not the same thing as a conventionally built house of the same age, and what is behind the lining can differ from what you would expect. That is an argument for looking rather than assuming, and it is why we would rather open something up before quoting it.

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Suburbs near Norlane we also cover

Corio, North Shore, North Geelong, Bell Post Hill, Hamlyn Heights, Rippleside, Drumcondra, Geelong West, Geelong and Moorabool. See the full service area.

About Norlane

Norlane barely existed before the Second World War. It had 347 people at the 1947 census and its post office had opened only in December 1945. It takes its name from Norman Lane, a local serviceman captured at Singapore who died on the Burma to Thailand railway in 1943.

What happened next was one of the largest housing programmes in the region. From 1947 to 1976 the Housing Commission of Victoria built 2,464 houses here, with the peak years between 1951 and 1957. More than 1,200 of them were prefabricated units imported from Holland and France. They were built for workers at Ford, International Harvester, a phosphate works, Shell and Pilkington Glass. In a decade the place went from paddocks to a working suburb, and the population reached 12,098 by 1971.

Ford is the reason. The plant on Melbourne Road, just south of here, was in production from 1928 and employed over five thousand people by 1953, making it Geelong's largest employer. It closed in October 2016.

The suburb is in a different phase now. The council's Corio Norlane Structure Plan describes a marked concentration of ageing public housing built from the 1950s onward, and the New Norlane project has been partnering with local builders to put newer housing on the ground. At the 2021 census close to one dwelling in seven was a townhouse or unit, a high share for a suburb of detached houses, and over half of all dwellings were rented.

The practical version for a Norlane owner: if your place dates from the Commission programme and the board has never been changed, that is where to start rather than where to finish.

If the house is one of the imported prefabricated units, say so when you ring. It changes how we approach the job and it is better known at the start than discovered halfway through.

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