Christchurch + Selwyn · est. 2014
Sparkies who publish their prices
Call-out $89. Switchboard upgrade from $1,850. EV charger from $1,450. All on the website, all NZD incl. GST — because “it depends” isn't a price.
EWRB registered · CoC on every job · 24/7 fault line

5.0
Google rating · 220+ reviews
9,000+
jobs signed off with a CoC
2 hrs
average callback on quote requests
EWRB
registered · Master Electricians
What we do
Six things, done properly
Upfront pricing
The price list is public. On purpose.
Most sparkies make you ring around for a number. Ours are published, NZD incl. GST, and the quote is the invoice.
Full price list & quote form- AF-01
Call-out (business hours)
Includes the first half hour on site
$89
- AF-02
Hourly rate thereafter
Billed in 15-minute blocks, not rounded hours
$115/hr
- AF-03
After-hours fault call-out
24/7 line, includes the first hour
$189
- AF-04
Extra power point (same circuit)
from $145
- AF-05
LED downlight swap, per fitting
Whole-home conversions quoted fixed
from $65
Recent jobs
Tidy work you can screenshot




Where the vans go
- Riccarton
- Fendalton
- Merivale
- Sydenham
- Addington
- Papanui
- Halswell
- Hornby
- Rolleston
- Lincoln
- + all of greater Christchurch & Selwyn
5.0 on Google · 220+ reviews
The reviews write themselves
“The price on the website was the price on the invoice. Switchboard done in a day, every circuit labelled, and they vacuumed. I didn't know sparkies vacuumed.”
“EV charger quoted, installed and signed off inside a week. The load management thing they insisted on has meant zero tripped breakers — unlike my neighbour's install.”
“Power went out at 11pm with a newborn in the house. Tess talked me through checking the RCD over the phone first to save the call-out fee. It fixed it. Who does that?”
No power? Burning smell? RCD won't reset?
The fault line answers 24/7. After-hours call-out is $189 including the first hour — told to you on the phone, before anyone gets in a van.
Get a number, not a runaround
Send the job through and we'll call back within two working hours with a price — or the questions we need to get you one.