Switchboards, renovations, EV charging, lighting — the whole house, one team. Two licensed electricians and their crews across the Northern Beaches and North Shore, with their names on the work.
No call centre. No subcontractors. Two licensed electricians whose names are on the work.
We're Daniel Marmont and Daniel Noor. Between Marmont Electrical and Prospect Electrical there are six of us on the tools with 28 years between us, wiring homes across the Northern Beaches and North Shore: new builds, renovations, switchboards, EV chargers, the lot. Aspire Power is the two of us putting our names — and our crews — on that work together, with one standard for how it's done and the capacity to take on the jobs a one-man band can't.
"We've both spent years fixing work that was done fast by someone who was never coming back. Aspire is the opposite bet: do it properly, put your name on it, and still be here in ten years."

On the tools, Northern Beaches.
Switchboards, wiring, lighting, EV charging: planned together, the board is sized once, the cabling is run once, and nothing gets cut open twice. From a power point to a full fit-out, the same crew and the same standard.
Planned from the drawings, roughed in and fitted off by us, wired for whatever comes next before the walls close.
Safety switches on every circuit, labelled, with room for what you'll add next.
The right circuit and the right charger, load-managed so the rest of the house never notices.
Lighting designed for how you use each room. Clipsal Wiser when you want it simple.
Power tripping, lights flickering, something running warm. Found, fixed, and explained in plain English.
Office fit-outs, common property and small commercial, with two crews' capacity behind one point of contact.
Real jobs, photographed on our founders' work with Marmont Electrical. Aspire installs join this wall as they're switched on. No stock, ever.






About 45 minutes. The switchboard, the wiring, the job you have in mind and how you use power. No charge, no pitch.
The switchboard's capacity, the state of the wiring, your real usage, the gotchas. Three options, one recommended, and an honest note.
Paperwork done by us. Switchboard first if it needs it. Installed to AS/NZS 3000, photographed, tidy.
Tested, certificate of compliance where one is required, photos of what's behind the walls, one number to call. Lifetime workmanship warranty on our electrical work.
No call centre, no lead broker, no subcontractor you've never met. The people who quote the job are the people who do it.
On our electrical work, for as long as the installation stays in place and unmodified. Manufacturer warranties pass through in full.
Wired to AS/NZS 3000, photographed behind the walls, and a certificate of compliance wherever one is required. You keep the record.
We don't publish a rate card because a number without seeing the switchboard is a guess. After the site visit you get three priced options with one recommended, and variations are priced before they happen — not on the final invoice.
Yes — a power point, a fan, a light that's given up — and they get the same care. Where we earn our keep is the work that has to be right the first time: switchboards, renovations, and anything that carries a heavy load.
Yes. Office fit-outs, common property and small commercial, drawing on both founders' crews. If a job is bigger than we can do properly, we'll tell you that at the first meeting.
Every job has a licensed electrician on it. Electrical work is carried out by Marmont Electrical under NSW Electrical Contractor Licence 470836C until Aspire Power's own contractor licence is issued, and a certificate of compliance is issued wherever one is required. Ask us for a certificate of currency and we will send it.
Lifetime workmanship warranty on our electrical work, valid for as long as the installation stays in place and unmodified. Manufacturer warranties pass through in full. To claim, call Daniel. That's the process.
About 45 minutes, no charge, no pitch. One of us replies the same day with a couple of times, and you'll have a proposal with three options within 48 hours of the visit.
— Daniel