Good Conduct Electrical · Tauranga and the Western Bay of Plenty
If your board has ceramic fuses, no RCDs, or keeps tripping, we'll test it and tell you straight whether it can wait. Most board swaps land between $2,100 and $3,900, GST in.
We fit LED downlights, outdoor and garden lights, sensor lights, and the fittings you've already bought. Smaller lighting jobs usually land between $200 and $700, GST in.
Whole-house LED work from approximately $2,300.
Get a priceWe do the rough-in while the walls are open and the fit-off once it's painted. Send us the plans and we'll price off them. Most jobs land between $1,150 and $3,250, GST in.
If you've bought a wall charger, or you're about to, we'll run its own circuit from your board, fit it, test it and send you the certificate.
Get a priceWe put in new heat pumps on their own circuit, with the isolator and the certificate, and service the ones already on the wall. Servicing starts at $200.
Get a priceIf your hot water's gone cold or the cylinder keeps tripping the board, it's usually the element, the thermostat or the supply. Most repairs land between $270 and $525, GST in.
We run the power to your spa pool or hot-coal sauna on a circuit of its own, then test it and certify it. Send us the model and we'll tell you what it needs.
Get a priceIf your rental needs to meet the Healthy Homes standards, we do the electrical side: the heating in the main living room and the extractor fans in the kitchen and bathrooms.
Get a priceNot if you decide not to go ahead. If you do go ahead, the time it took to quote is part of the job price, so there’s nothing extra to find on the invoice later. For smaller jobs a photo and a phone call are often enough for us to give you a number. Bigger jobs need a look first.
There’s a minimum charge of $200, GST in, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. It covers getting a qualified electrician, a van and the paperwork to your door before any work starts. Most small jobs come in above it anyway. The quote costs you nothing if you decide not to go ahead.
Because two of us came, and it’s on the quote before we start. Usually that’s a qualified electrician with an apprentice. It’s safer on some jobs, like board work, and an apprentice costs you less than a second qualified electrician would. If it’s going to be two people, you’ll know before the day.
Where the law requires one, yes. We email it to you as a PDF once the job is signed off, so it isn’t something you have to chase. Keep it with your house papers: your lawyer will ask for it when you sell, and your insurer might ask before that. All our work is guaranteed for 12 months.
