ONE STANDARD.DIFFERENT DEMANDS.
Thoughtful electrical contracting for the places people live, work and care for — from everyday installations to complex properties that require a more considered approach.
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THE RIGHT APPROACH FOR THE SETTING.
Different buildings bring different demands. The common thread is clear planning, technical care and attention to the finished result.
Heritage & listed properties
Thoughtful electrical work in historic settings, with careful consideration of original materials, access and visual impact.
Commercial electrical work
Installation, alterations and remedial work planned around the needs of an operational building and its occupants.
Residential electrical work
From carefully placed lighting and power to wider electrical improvements, with respect for the property and its finish.
Complex & specialist requirements
Projects involving unusual access, existing installations or the coordination of multiple trades and technical decisions.
Maintenance & reactive work
Investigation of electrical faults, remedial work and maintenance requirements, with a practical route to the next step.
GOOD INSTALLATIONS BEGIN BEFORE THE FIRST FIX.
Where equipment sits, how cables reach it, what needs protecting and how the system will be maintained are decisions that shape the final result.
Rather than treating electrical work as a collection of fittings, IGR considers the building as a whole — its use, its existing fabric and the practical requirements of the people inside it.
Illustrative planning diagram — not an electrical installation specification.
CONSIDER THE SETTING. RESPECT THE OUTCOME.
Understand
Clarify the building, the intended use, access and any constraints before deciding how to proceed.
Coordinate
Consider how electrical work fits with other trades, finishes and the needs of people using the property.
Deliver with care
Pay attention to practical performance, the visible finish and the longer-term serviceability of the installation.
THE DETAIL CHANGES. THE CARE DOESN’T.
Electrical work should respond to the character and demands of each setting, not follow a one-size-fits-all formula.
Where the finish matters
Lighting, switches, sockets and controls should feel integrated into the room rather than added as an afterthought.
Where the building must keep working
Planning access, sequencing and disruption is as important as choosing the right technical approach.
Images are illustrative of the types of environments discussed, not photographs of completed IGR Electric projects. Replace with Peter’s approved project photography when available.
WHAT DOES YOUR PROPERTY REQUIRE?
Tell IGR about the setting, the electrical work you have in mind and anything that makes the project distinctive.
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