Twenty years delivering electrical service, maintenance and contract works across Western Australia — and creating real, lasting opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people while we do it.
Established in 2006, multi-award-winning Wilco Electrical has grown to become one of the most trusted, capable and respected Aboriginal owned businesses in Western Australia — delivering work on time and within budget with a self-performing, directly employed workforce.
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Through the ambitious 20 by 2020 and Strive to 25 by 2025 programmes, Wilco has been a leader in creating apprenticeships and employment opportunities for Aboriginal men and women — 36 apprenticeships and counting since 2016.
Our directly employed licensed electricians and apprentices deliver everything from routine maintenance to complex renewables and critical infrastructure work, without compromising on quality, trust, safety or social responsibility.
Wilco delivers the full electrical, renewables and communications scope in-house — from evaluation and design through to commissioning, handover and ongoing maintenance.
Rapid response and reliable fault resolution to keep your operations running.
Test and tag, thermographic surveys, RCD and emergency-light testing.
Commercial installations, fit-outs and complex construction projects.
Commercial solar PV, battery, hybrid systems and power monitoring.
Since 2018 · 17 centres
Planned and reactive electrical maintenance across seventeen shopping centres. 100% of contract KPIs met across seven years of service.
10+ departments · 600+ sites
Electrical maintenance and minor works under Housing and Works panel arrangements, metro and regional.
Since 2019 · Bentley campus
Thermographic survey and condition inspection of more than 1,300 switchboards on a live university campus.
Statewide
Statewide planned and reactive electrical maintenance across accommodation facilities, metro and remote.
InfrastructureStreet lighting, switchboards, ITS and communications
$1.5M
CommercialElectrical, lighting and comms services, four sites
$2.2M
RenewablesInstallation of 688 solar panels for Water Corporation
$1.3M
InfrastructureStreet lighting, civils and ITS, Canning Bridge to The Narrows
$1.6M“The opportunity presented itself because someone recognised the potential in me and was willing to give me a chance… with opportunity comes responsibility.”
Frank Mitchell, Director · Australian of the Year — Local Hero, 2026
Australian of the Year — Local Hero, 2026
Leaders in Diversity, 2023
Master Electrician of the Year, 2022
Energy Efficiency Project of the Year, 2022Commissioned to mark our twenty years, this artwork draws on the land and waterways of Whadjuk boodja — watch it come to life, then read the story behind it.





























Delivered safely, on time, and with lasting community impact.
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