Mitch standing outdoors next to a white electrical service truck with ladders mounted on top and a large sign that reads 'Layton Electrical'.  In the background, there is a blue pickup truck and some trees, with a partly cloudy sky.

Layton Electrical is a Junee-based electrical business working across the wider Riverina.

Led by Mitch Layton, the business supports industrial, commercial, rural and selected residential clients with practical electrical work, clear communication and solutions designed for the job in front of them.

Mitch brings 24 years of trade experience and has run Layton Electrical for more than five years. He works directly with clients and brings in trusted subcontractors when a project needs extra hands or specialist support, keeping the service flexible without adding unnecessary layers.


The jobs that do not come with an obvious answer

Some electrical work is straightforward. Other jobs need someone who can diagnose the real issue, think beyond the usual fix and carry a solution from design through to installation. That is where Mitch does his best work.

His experience spans factory breakdowns, machinery installations and relocations, switchboards, rural systems, automation and custom-built solutions. Layton Electrical is often brought into jobs that are complex, unusual or difficult to resolve, including work that other contractors may not be set up to take on.

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Built for long-term working relationships

Layton Electrical works with factories, manufacturing and processing facilities, government infrastructure and local schools, including clients with ongoing maintenance needs and multi-year arrangements. The aim is not to rush through a one-off fix. It is to understand the site, solve problems properly and become a reliable point of contact over time.

Outside electrical work, Mitch's interest in fabrication, automotive projects, off-road racing and mountain biking reflects the same hands-on curiosity he brings to the business. He likes understanding how things work, improving them and finding a practical way forward.


Have a complex electrical job, an ongoing maintenance requirement or an idea that needs a practical solution?

Let's talk through what you are working on.