Outdoor Entertainment & Landscape Electrical Services

I’ve known Wired By MJD for 10 years plus and they’ve become an integral part of our business as we’re able to recommend clients to each other, as we both work with high end clients who want the best quality finish and result.

My family and I are 100% content in knowing that we have found a person and company that not only has a true passion for home theatre, audio and automation, but also can tailor and design to produce amazing results with a high-end professional finish. With absolute confidence I would recommend Michael Daly and Wired By MJD to anyone wishing to have their dreams fulfilled with ease, comfort and security of knowing you are in the professional and capable hands of, in my opinion, the best in the business and the only person you should call

I know I can walk into a home after Michaels delt with myself and Vibe, and it will have a great result for the end user.

We found him to be honest, professional, communicative and always on time. He completed his work to a high standard and was a pleasure to deal with. We would recommend him and will be getting him back for any future projects. Thanks, Mick

What caught my attention straight away, was their professionalism, he had a good knit crew, that worked really well together.

Working with Wired BY MJD was an absolute privilege, it gave me the confidence to know that when you’re working with people that know what they’re doing, it just works.

I have recommended Wired By MJD to many end users, consumers and peers over the years. The feedback I always get about them is very positive.

The team at Wired By MJD have become the first ever member of excellence for CEDIA in Australia, I think speaks volumes about the level of passion and care that they show towards their clients. 
They’ve produced solutions that are award worthy and will compete on a global level, at the same time they’re hyper focused on the end user as well, to ensure that what they have is something they’ll use for years to come.

“it must not interfere with the architecture and in that instance here it simply doesn’t”