New home electricians in Auckland
Complete electrical for new homes, extensions and renovations, from the first pre-wire to the final fit-off. Planned with you, tested and certified.
- Registered & licensedElectrical workers, EWRB registered
- Tested & certifiedEvery job signed off to NZ standards
- 4.8 on GoogleFrom 24 customer reviews
- Test & tagPortable equipment to AS/NZS 3760
What's included
Wiring planned from the floor plans up
We wire new homes across Auckland from the first pre-wire through to final fit-off. We work alongside your builder, go through the floor plans with you, and install the meter board and switchboard.
Every circuit gets its own RCBO, so a fault on one circuit trips only that circuit, not the whole house. Before handover we test everything and give you your Certificate of Compliance (CoC) and Electrical Safety Certificate (ESC).
We also do extensions and renovations, adding circuits and upgrading older switchboards so new work and existing wiring sit together safely.
- Pre-wire & fit-off
- Meter boards & switchboards
- RCBO circuit protection
- Lighting & LED downlights
- Power & data points
- EV charger installation
- Home automation
- Smoke alarms
- Surge protection
- Hardwired appliances
- Heated towel rails
- Outdoor lighting
How it works
From first call to sign-off
Plan the layout
We go through the floor plans with you: lights, switches, power, data and appliances.
Pre-wire
Cables go in before the linings, timed around your builder.
Fit-off
Switches, sockets, lights, appliances and boards are connected once the walls are finished.
Test & certify
Everything is tested and you get your CoC and ESC.
Questions
Common questions
When should I bring an electrician into a new build?
As early as you can, ideally while the floor plans are being finalised. Planning lighting, power and data before the framing goes up is much cheaper than changing it once the linings are on.
What is an RCBO, and why one on every circuit?
An RCBO combines an RCD, which protects people from electric shock, with a circuit breaker, which protects the cable from overload. With one per circuit, a faulty appliance only cuts its own circuit instead of tripping half the house.
What paperwork will I get?
A Certificate of Compliance (CoC) for the electrical work and an Electrical Safety Certificate (ESC) confirming the installation is safe to connect. Keep them with your house documents.
Can you allow for an EV charger or solar later?
Yes, and it's easiest while the walls are open. We can size the switchboard and run cable now for a future EV charger, solar or battery, so adding them later is simple.
Contact us
Tell us about the job
Our offices are based on the North Shore and we work Auckland-wide. Call any time, day or night, for anything urgent. For quotes, send the form and we'll get back to you.