Protect Your Property with Certified Electrical Inspections
Ensure your home or business meets New Zealand electrical safety standards with professional electrical inspection and certification services in Auckland. From pre-purchase inspections and switchboard assessments to electrical testing and Certificates of Compliance (CoC), our EWRB-licensed Master Electricians provide reliable solutions for residential and commercial properties.
We also support related services including Power & Lighting upgrades, EV Charger Installation Auckland, Commercial Electrical Services, and Phone, Data & WiFi installations to keep your electrical systems safe, compliant, and future-ready.
A home electrical inspection in Auckland typically costs $200 to $300, including a detailed report and GST. That is an estimate, not a quote, and we confirm the final figure after a property assessment.
Are You Experiencing Electrical Safety Concerns?
Without proper electrical inspection and certification, hidden faults and non-compliant electrical work can create serious safety risks for your property and occupants.
Keeping Your Property Safe, Compliant, and Running Smoothly
Our reliable electrician team in Auckland handles everything from emergency breakdowns to preventative maintenance, helping Auckland homes stay safe,compliant, and efficient all year round.
Our Electrical Inspection & Certification Services
Electrical Safety Inspections
Comprehensive electrical inspections for homes, businesses, rental properties, and renovations across Auckland.
Certificates of Compliance (CoC)
Certified electrical documentation for new installations, upgrades, and completed electrical work.
Electrical Testing & Fault Finding
Professional testing and diagnostics to identify electrical faults, overloaded circuits, and safety concerns.
Switchboard Inspections & Upgrades
Inspection of outdated switchboards and recommendations for safer, compliant electrical systems.
Pre-Purchase Electrical Inspections
Detailed electrical assessments for property buyers to identify hidden electrical issues before purchase.
What it costs
We quote on facts, not guesses
Before we give you a price, we carry out a proper assessment of your property and what the inspection needs to cover. That way you know exactly what you're buying and the total cost, with no surprises. Clear expectations from the outset, start to finish.
The estimates below are for a standard home electrical inspection. Final pricing will be confirmed after a property assessment.
A home electrical inspection in Auckland typically costs $200 to $300, including a detailed report and GST. That price covers the inspection of your home's wiring, switchboard, and fixed wiring, and a detailed report of what we find. Older homes, larger homes, or hard-to-access wiring can take longer, so we confirm the final figure after we have seen the property.
To learn more, read everything you need to know about electrical certification, how we use thermal imaging inspections to find hidden faults, and how RCDs protect your home.
Why choose TCCO?
We get a kick out of exceeding clients expectations with a quality solution for a reasonable price, every time.
Lifetime Workmanship Guarantee
Decades of Combined Experience
Accredited & Qualified Professionals
Electrical Inspection & Certification Services Across Auckland
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Frequently Asked Questions
Electrical Inspection & Certification Services in Auckland
Does every piece of electrical work in my house have to be tested?
Every piece of prescribed electrical work does. Regulation 63 of the Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010 requires all prescribed electrical work on a low or extra low voltage installation to be tested for operational safety before it is signed off. The Conduction Company tests as it goes rather than at the end, which is why faults surface while the circuit is still open instead of after the job is closed.
Can you certify electrical work that someone else did?
Sometimes, and it comes down to what can actually be verified. Regulation 66 of the Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010 requires whoever issues a certificate of compliance to state they are satisfied the work complies, so The Conduction Company can only certify work it has been able to test and inspect. Where the work is buried in a wall and cannot be verified, we tell you that rather than signing something we cannot stand behind.
Do I need an electrical inspection when I buy a house?
Nothing is triggered automatically. The certification duties in the Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010 attach to prescribed electrical work being done, not to a property changing hands, so a pre purchase inspection is a risk decision rather than a legal step. The Conduction Company does pre purchase electrical inspections for that reason, and a home electrical inspection in Auckland typically costs $200 to $300 including GST. That is an estimate, not a quote, and The Conduction Company confirms the final figure after seeing the property.
Can The Conduction Company inspect and certify high risk electrical work in house?
Yes, and that is rarer than it sounds. Jordan Statham is registered both as an Electrician and as an Electrical Inspector, so The Conduction Company can carry out the inspection and produce the written record of inspection that regulation 72 of the Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010 requires for high risk work. Regulation 71 bars an inspector from inspecting work they carried out, supervised, or certified, so the inspection stays independent of the person who did the job.
How quickly do I get my certificate, and who keeps a copy?
You get a copy within 20 days of the work being completed, because regulation 74E of the Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010 requires the responsible person to provide one to whoever contracted for the work in that time. The Conduction Company also retains its own copy for at least 7 years, which is the minimum the same regulation sets. That matters more than it sounds, because clients most often come looking for a certificate years later when they sell.
What is the difference between a Certificate of Compliance and an Electrical Safety Certificate?
A Certificate of Compliance covers the work. Regulation 65 of the Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010 requires one for all general and high risk prescribed electrical work, and the work is not treated as complete until it is issued. An Electrical Safety Certificate, issued under regulation 74A, covers the installation itself being connected and safe to use once that work is finished. The Conduction Company issues both where the job calls for them.
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Inspection & Assessment
We inspect your electrical systems, wiring, switchboards, and installations to identify safety or compliance concerns.
Testing & Reporting
Our electricians carry out electrical testing, diagnostics, and provide detailed findings with recommendations if required.
Certification & Compliance
Once completed, we issue the required electrical certification and ensure your systems meet New Zealand safety standards.