Electricians for emergency / 24-7 in Wellington
53 of 150 electricians in Wellington list emergency / 24-7 among their services, from public business listings checked on 4 November 2026. Electricians doing restricted work in New Zealand must hold a current EWRB licence or be supervised by someone who does. For typical prices, see the electrician price guide.
Showing 1–30 of 53Sorted by: verified first, then most reviewed
Electricians for emergency / 24-7 in Wellington: listings 1 to 30
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Moses Electrical
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Illuminex Electrical
Listed- Since 2021
- Publishes prices
- Free quotes
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Wiretec Electrical
Listed -
Brien Electrical Ltd
Listed- 60 years
- 24/7
- Publishes prices
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#Electrical
Listed- Since 2015
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- Since 2016
- 24/7
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- Since 2015
- Free quotes
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- 24/7
- Publishes prices
- Free quotes
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Flex Electrical
Listed- 20 years
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- 20 years
- Free quotes
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Peak Electrical
Listed- Since 1998
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VR Electrical
Listed- 24/7
- Free quotes
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Astral Electrical
Listed- Since 2019
- 24/7
- Publishes prices
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- Free quotes
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fikselectrics
Listed- 15 years
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Solutions Electrical
Listed- 17 years
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CMC Electrical
Listed -
- Since 2017
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- Free quotes
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- Since 1991
- 24/7
- Free quotes
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Mr Watts Electrical
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Seven Electrical Limited
Listed- Since 1989
- 24/7
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FG Electrical
Listed -
Voltage Electrical Ltd
Listed- 20 years
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IYR Electrical
Listed- Free quotes
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- 21 years
How to choose an electrician in Wellington
Prescribed electrical work in New Zealand must be done by a registered electrical worker with a current practising licence, under the Electricity Act 1992. You can search any electrician on the EWRB public register. After the work, the electrician must give you a Certificate of Compliance and, when the installation is connected, an Electrical Safety Certificate. Check the EWRB register.
- Search the EWRB register for the electrician who will do the work and confirm the licence is current.
- Ask whether the hourly rate excludes GST and what the minimum charge is. Most electricians charge at least one hour.
- Ask for a Certificate of Compliance when the job is done. It is a legal requirement for prescribed electrical work, and you will need it when you sell or insure the house.
- For EV chargers and heat pumps, ask whether they have checked your switchboard and supply capacity, and whether an upgrade is included in the price.
- On older homes, ask the electrician to tell you in writing whether they found wiring that needs replacing, rather than a verbal 'should be fine'.
Get at least two written quotes for the same job, and read recent Google reviews rather than relying on the star rating alone. A listing here is not a recommendation: “Listed” businesses have not yet been checked by LocalsBest.