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Electrical Contractors in Fairview Hights.

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Featured Reviews for Electrical Contractors in Fairview Hights.

PERL Electrical Kumeu
Electrical Contractors in Fairview Hights.
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars11 January 2021
“Happy to have Chris change our main board. He was prompt, professional and courteous at all times. His work was top class and did not cost an arm or a leg. Would highly recommend him and wouldn't bother seeking any one else for future projects.”
JBD Electrical Services
Electrical Contractors in Fairview Hights.
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars2 October 2022
“Came after hours. Sorted the problem quickly and efficiently and charges were very reasonable. Highly recommended.”
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Why Hire Electrical Contractors on Houzz?
82Local Pros on Houzz Who Serve Fairview Hights, Auckland
2,000+Total Number of Reviews Left by Homeowners
Working with electrical systems generally isn’t a DIY job. That doesn’t include small jobs such as swapping out a front-porch lighting fixture or installing a fan, but intensive electrical work behind the walls is more of an issue. When you consider the possible consequences of a mistake, from fire to serious injury, hiring an Auckland electrical contractor seems like a wise investment.

What Does an Electrical Contractor Do?


An electrical contractor plans, installs and repairs wiring in structures. He or she works closely with the home’s general contractor or remodeling contractor to determine the specific electrical needs for the project and to ensure that the wiring will meet Fairview Hights, Auckland, New Zealand building codes. His or her job includes installing and repairing fixtures, switches and other visible components of electrical systems as well.

With today’s technological needs and advances, many electrical contractors also are trained to install fiber optic and coaxial cables for electronic equipment. They may design and install data systems and wire for security features such as alarms too. Some electrical contractors specialize in certain areas: HVAC, low-voltage appliances and systems and more.

Questions to ask a prospective electrical contractor:


  • How long have you been in the business?
  • How many projects like mine have you completed?
  • Who will be working on the project?
  • Are the workers employees or subcontractors?
  • Can you provide me with references?
  • Are you and your employees licensed and insured?
  • What license(s) do you have?
  • How do you charge, and what does that include?
  • Can you give me a written estimate?
  • What do your services include?
  • How will I be charged for parts and materials?
  • Who will make repairs to any structural damage that results from the job?
  • When can this job get done?
  • What happens when the cost exceeds the budget? What about changes to materials or labor pricing?
  • What will I need to provide?
  • Are there any important considerations or concerns you foresee with this project?

Find an electrical contractor on Houzz. Narrow your search in the Professionals section of the website to Fairview Hights, Auckland, New Zealand electrical contractors. If you’re planning a large-scale project, find other professionals on Houzz who can help get the job done. Here are some related professionals and vendors to complement the work of electricians: Lighting, General Contractors, Solar Energy Installation, Heating & Air Conditioning Contractors.

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