ARC Licensed-AU066885
South East Melbourne & Gippsland
A dead vehicle has a way of stopping everything else with it. NAZTECH is the mobile Auto Electrician South East Melbourne & Gippsland drivers, tradies and fleet operators call when they would rather not lose a day to a tow and a workshop queue. The workshop comes to you. The van carries 12V and 24V diagnostics, batteries, alternators, starter motors and wiring gear to your driveway, the job site or the roadside, anywhere from the Casey growth corridor out to the Bass Coast. Owner-operator Sharfraz Nazim is a trade-qualified, ARC-licensed Auto Electrician (Licence No. AU066885), and every job starts the same way: working out what has actually failed instead of guessing at it. Call NAZTECH on 0449 992 695 or send an online enquiry, and you deal with the same licensed tech from the first call to the final check.
Whether it’s a one-off job, emergency callout, or ongoing commercial support — get in touch to discuss how we can help.
A battery that goes flat every cold morning is rarely just a tired battery. It might be the battery, or an alternator that has stopped charging properly, or a parasitic drain quietly pulling current while the vehicle sits overnight. The only way to know which is to test for it, so NAZTECH works across 12V and 24V systems and opens every job with battery and charging diagnostics, scan-tool checks on the ECU and sensors, and auto electrical fault finding that traces a problem back to its cause. Because the diagnosis happens in front of you, you see which part has actually failed rather than taking it on faith. A fault genuinely fixed beats a healthy part swapped on a guess, and on an intermittent gremlin that only shows up at the worst moment, that difference is the entire job.
The work runs from the everyday to the heavy. Cars, 4WDs, caravans and motorhomes are daily jobs, taking in alternator and starter motor repairs, ECU and wiring diagnostics, custom wiring harnesses, and the accessory side too: dual battery installation, driving lights, UHF radios, reverse cameras and RedArc Tow-Pro setups for touring rigs. For tradies and B2B fleets, NAZTECH brings the 24V and control-system experience that civil, transport, construction and material-handling gear needs, so a council ute and an excavator get the same diagnostic approach. Installed work is done properly and left tidy, and you are told straight which parts had actually failed, rather than handed a list of extras you did not need.
That diagnose-first habit earns its keep on the faults that have beaten everyone else. One transport operator spent more than six months, and a fair bit of money, chasing a Mercedes Actros that would refuse to start at random. The cause came down to a single CAN communication wire between the ECU and the truck: whole on the outside, snapped in the copper inside. Nothing looked wrong, which is exactly why it had stayed hidden for so long.
You keep the vehicle where it is, and the gear comes to it. As a fully Mobile Auto Electrical service, NAZTECH works at your home, your workplace or the roadside, diagnoses the fault in front of you, and in most cases repairs it on the spot. There is nothing to tow and nothing to drop off, which puts you back in control of your time and your money: no annual leave burned sitting in a waiting room, and no surprise once the vehicle is already on someone else’s hoist. You also get the diagnosis explained in plain terms, so you know what has failed and why before any repair goes ahead. Standard hours run Monday to Friday, 7:30am to 5pm, with Saturday mornings as well. Most jobs are booked same-day or next-day, and for a genuine breakdown there is a 24/7 line subject to availability. To get moving, call 0449 992 695 or send an online enquiry with the vehicle and the fault, and a time gets locked in to suit how urgent it is.
The name on the van is the name of the person who does your job. Sharfraz Nazim owns NAZTECH and carries out the work himself: a trade-qualified Auto Electrician and air-conditioning technician, ARC licensed under Licence No. AU066885, which is the licence Australian law requires for any vehicle air-conditioning work. Both 12V and 24V work is carried out to the industry standards that heavy machinery, fleet vehicles and everyday cars are held to. NAZTECH opened in 2023, and Sharfraz brought around ten years in the trade to it, much of that on heavy plant and earthmoving fleets with the likes of Hitachi and William Adams Cat, plus time in material handling. The business is young; the hands doing the work are not.
The work is backed in writing. NAZTECH carries $10 million in public and product liability cover. Parts and labour carry a 12-month or 20,000 km warranty. Every battery replacement is backed for a further 24 months. The record behind it is real too: more than 400 vehicles repaired and over 200 installations completed. The first-time diagnostic rate sits at 90%, and most new work still arrives by word of mouth. Across 44 five-star Google reviews the pattern is the same, because the promise is a plain one: find the real fault, and fix only what needs fixing.
The honest answer to what a mobile Auto Electrician costs is that it depends on the fault, so no flat price gets quoted sight unseen. Quotes are free, by phone or through the online form, and the call-out fee is confirmed upfront before you commit to anything. From there it is simple: a time is booked to suit the urgency, the fault is diagnosed on site, and if parts are needed you get a written quote before that work goes ahead. For first-time customers, payment is taken on completion, with credit card and tap-and-pay available on site. Commercial clients and fleet operators can set up purchase-order and account arrangements, with ongoing service for vehicles and plant. A proper diagnosis comes before a number, never the other way around.
One of the first things people ask is how far we travel, and the answer is the whole of the south-east and out across Gippsland. The van covers Cardinia, Casey and Greater Dandenong, runs down to Frankston, the Mornington Peninsula and the Yarra Ranges, and heads east into Baw Baw, the Latrobe Valley, South Gippsland and the Bass Coast. Wherever you sit in that spread, the service is the same fully mobile call-out. For drivers and operators further out in Gippsland, that means the same trade-qualified, ARC-licensed service the metro suburbs get, brought out to a farm shed, a depot or the roadside the same as anywhere closer in. You can see the full picture of where NAZTECH travels on the coverage page.
Each town has its own page with the local detail. Across the Casey and Cardinia corridor and Greater Dandenong, the regular runs are:
Down on the bay, across the Peninsula and into the Yarra Ranges:
And right across Gippsland, through Baw Baw, the Latrobe Valley, South Gippsland and the Bass Coast:
Whether it is a single ute that will not start in a Dandenong driveway or a yard of plant gear sitting idle in the Latrobe Valley, the same licensed owner answers the phone and turns up to find the fault.
We work on a broad range of equipment: excavators, wheel loaders, graders, backhoes, forklifts, compactors, generators, light plant, trucks, trailers, forklifts and general fleet vehicles. We also service everyday cars, utes and vans — so whether it’s a commercial fleet or your own vehicle, we can help.