Don’t Get Burned by the Wrong Hire – Here's What to Look For Price is an important factor, but remember that tradespeople are not created equal - there's more to a quote than just the bottom line.
Are They Qualified? There are unlicensed cowboys out there. Any electrical work they complete will be non-compliant and wont be covered by your insurance. Always ask to see a license. In New Zealand, all residential electrical work must legally be done by a licensed electrician.
If work has already been done and you are not sure it was compliant, The Conduction Company can check it. We carry out electrical inspection and certification on work other trades have completed.
Time In Business New companies may offer lower cost services, however using them can be a gamble. Many companies fail within the first 5 years - A lifetime guarantee doesn't mean much if the company is no longer around. Most reliable electricians in Auckland have been operating for over a decade, which gives added confidence in their warranties and future support.
Reviews & Reputation Online reviews are the easiest way to gauge how happy you'll be with the company's service. Choose a company with a 4 Star + Rating, and stay away fro many 3 Star or below. Electricians in Auckland with consistently high Google reviews tend to maintain better job quality and after-service care,which is crucial for long-term reliability.
Warranties and Guarantees Make sure the company offers a workmanship guarantee, and check that all products supplied have a decent warranty period. Short warranties are a dead giveaway for low-quality products.
Are They Insured? Always ask for a certificate of currency for liability insurance, the minimum cover should be $5M.
