REMOVING DECADES-OLD VIR WIRING FROM A MUCH-LOVED SORRENTO HOME
See how Copper Fox Electrical safely removed deteriorated VIR wiring from a 1960s Sorrento home, protecting a family ahead of a reunion.
Business Owner
Caspar Matthews is the hands-on Director of Copper Fox Electrical, your trusted electrician in Carrum Downs serving Melbourne. With almost 20 years’ trade experience and a reputation for precision, safety and reliability, Caspar leads a NECA-accredited team delivering high-quality residential, commercial and emergency electrical services—on time and done right the first time.
After years on the tools, Caspar founded Copper Fox Electrical in 2010 to give Melbourne homeowners, businesses and property managers a better option: clear communication, upfront pricing, and workmanship that lasts. Today, Copper Fox Electrical is known across the South East and Mornington Peninsula for tidy installs, smart fault-finding and dependable after-service care—backed by a lifetime workmanship warranty.
Clients regularly highlight Copper Fox Electrical no-fuss approach, helpful options, and clean work—whether it’s connecting 10 Gbps fibre between office buildings, installing compliant smoke alarms, or fault-finding a tricky hot-water circuit.
Based in Carrum Downs, Caspar’s team services Frankston, Seaford, Cranbourne, Dandenong, Keysborough, Aspendale, Mount Eliza, Mornington and surrounds—so when you search for “electrician near me in Melbourne”, Copper Fox Electrical is ready to help.
Caspar believes great electrical work should be simple, safe and stress-free. That’s the Copper Fox Electrical promise on every project.
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See how Copper Fox Electrical safely removed deteriorated VIR wiring from a 1960s Sorrento home, protecting a family ahead of a reunion.
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