Usually not with the box left where it is. Meters need to stay accessible, so the box is generally relocated to an outside wall or another suitable position before the extension encloses it.
It depends on the distance to the new position, whether the consumer mains need replacing and whether the supply is overhead or underground. We quote after seeing photos and plans.
There are minimum clearances between pools and overhead lines. If the pool or fence is too close, the line usually has to be relocated or moved underground. We’ll check this against your plans.
Yes. The supply must be disconnected before a knockdown starts, and builders will usually need a temporary supply. Book both early so the demolition date doesn’t slip.
Yes. We replace and install timber, steel and concrete private poles on rural-residential properties, and can quote an underground alternative.
Send us your plans, then share a photo of the meter box and line once we’re in touch, and we’ll show you what needs to move and when.