ARC Licensed-AU066885
South East Melbourne & Gippsland
Turn the key in your Officer driveway and get a click, not a start, and there goes the morning. On a late-model car that is rarely a loose terminal; more often it is a charging, wiring or ECU fault that needs reading properly. NAZTECH brings the full kit to the car instead: 12V and 24V fault finding, batteries and charging, starter motors and alternators, and sensor and wiring faults, sorted where the car sits. Owner Sharfraz Nazim is a trade-qualified and ARC licensed Auto Electrician, and with the van based in Pakenham next door, Officer is one of the shortest runs it makes. Call 0449 992 695 or send an online enquiry to book a mobile visit.
A breakdown in a new estate is the same scramble as anywhere: a car that will not move and nowhere handy to drop it. NAZTECH runs its Mobile Auto Electrical services out to the car itself, on a driveway, in a work car park or at the roadside, so you watch the diagnosis happen, not wait behind a roller door, and the fault is usually fixed that first visit.
Working out of Pakenham, one suburb over, keeps the timing tight: a call-out to Officer is a short hop, not a cross-town haul. Standard hours are Monday to Friday, 7:30am to 5pm, plus Saturday mornings; most jobs land same-day or next-day, and for a genuine breakdown there is a 24/7 line, subject to availability. Call 0449 992 695 or send an online enquiry with the vehicle and the symptom.
We're built for operators who can't afford downtime, with the expertise, equipment and flexibility to back it up.
No need to transport heavy machinery or fleet vehicles. We come to your depot, worksite or roadside, wherever your equipment is.
Expert care for everything from cars, SUVs, and 4WDs to heavy industrial machinery and commercial trucks.
We work with construction companies, fleet managers and councils on ongoing account arrangements with purchase orders welcome.
Servicing everyday vehicles and heavy fleets right across the South East and the Gippsland region,
The cars filling Officer’s new estates are mostly late models, and late models fail in late-model ways: a charging fault the dash reports as several unrelated warnings, or an after-market accessory that flattens the battery overnight. Neither is fixed by swapping a part on a hunch. Across 12V and 24V systems alike, a small commuter and a dual-cab ute get the same gear: battery and charging diagnostics, alternator repair and starter motor replacement, electrical fault finding, ECU and sensor work, and wiring and auto electrical repair, traced with scan tools rather than guesswork.
An OBD2 scanner earns its place, but it only points at the area: it reads the stored code, not the chafed wire or tired connector behind it. A real car diagnostic service follows that code to the actual cause, which on an electronics-heavy car is what stops the fault returning a fortnight later.
On a late-model car the wiring sits well out of sight, so the reassurance that counts is the kind you can check: a licence with a number against it, and a warranty that outlasts the visit. Owner Sharfraz Nazim does the work himself, a trade-qualified Auto Electrician and air-conditioning technician, ARC licensed under Licence No. AU066885, the licence Australian law requires for any vehicle air-conditioning work. NAZTECH has carried the name only since 2023, but the experience behind it runs longer: Sharfraz brought close to ten years in the trade with him, much of it on heavy plant and material-handling fleets, so the badge on the van is newer than the hands turning the spanners.
The work is backed in writing. NAZTECH carries $10 million in public and product liability cover, warrants parts and labour for 12 months or 20,000 km, and puts a 24-month warranty on every battery replacement. The numbers behind the 44 five-star Google reviews say the same: more than 400 vehicles repaired, over 200 installs, and a diagnosis that finds the real cause around 90% of the time.
Call now for urgent jobs or send an enquiry. Commercial, fleet and general vehicle work all welcome.
Email: sharfraz@naztech.com.au
A new-estate driveway in Officer often holds more than one vehicle: a late-model commuter, a tow car or camper for weekends, and often a tradie’s ute. Everyday jobs run to cars, 4WDs, campers, caravans and the odd boat: dual battery installation and power management for touring, accessory and LED lighting, reverse cameras and UHF, and a car aircon regas, all routine in a suburb still filling with new homes.
The heavier end is covered too. NAZTECH takes on fleet vehicles, heavy vehicles and plant, the 24V and control-system work civil and construction operators around the growth corridor rely on, with purchase-order and account arrangements so paperwork stays simple. Years on earthmoving and material-handling fleets before the business began mean a sign-written ute and a piece of site plant get the same method, and a machine sorted on site is earning again the same day.
There is no price list to point you at, and that is deliberate. A no-start on a near-new car can be a quick fix or a wiring fault that takes real chasing, and quoting a number before anyone has looked would not be honest. Quotes are free, by phone or through the online form, and the call-out fee is confirmed before you commit. We book a time to suit the urgency, diagnose on site, and quote any parts in writing before that work starts. First-time customers settle once the job is finished, with credit card and tap-and-pay in the van. Booking a mobile Auto Electrician should feel this orderly, the price following the diagnosis rather than leading it.
NAZTECH is fully mobile and based right on the Cardinia corridor, so the van reaches the suburbs around Officer just as easily. Nearby areas we also cover include:
There is no set rate, because the work runs from a quick battery and charging check to chasing an intermittent fault across a car’s wiring. It starts with a free quote by phone or online form, the call-out fee agreed before the van leaves Pakenham, and a written quote for any parts. First-time customers pay once the job is done, by card or tap-and-pay.