It’s the perfect setup for a cold winter’s night. The dryer is sorting out the clothes, the TV is entertaining the kids, the heater is warming up the house,
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Buzzing lights – what does that mean?
While all lightbulbs can make that distracting sound, especially when dimmed, it’s more common when using LED lightbulbs. That humming or buzzing sound generally indicates that the lights are
What is a ‘healthy home’ standard?
The healthy homes standards aim to close the quality gap between rental properties and owner-occupied homes, so the nearly 600,000 households that rent in New Zealand have warmer, dryer
Charging an electric car
Transport plays a major role as part of New Zealand’s goal of reaching net zero carbon emissions by 2050. The aim is that by 2030, 50% of monthly vehicle
Dealing with electrical issues after a flood or storm
Dealing with electrical issues after a flood or storm can be a complex and dangerous task that requires the help of a professional electrician. However, there are several steps
Property on fire
There’s a certain time of year, for every property manager when a thorough inspection helps keep them in the good books with the property owner. We want to put
Avoid black mould, service your heat pump
Yay, winter is coming to an end! You’ve been smashing your heat pump over winter, but if you haven’t serviced your heat pump lately, chances are you could be
Merry Christmas tips from No Shock.
We have a pre-Christmas checklist for you to ensure your Christmas goes as smoothly and summerly as possible. We do have some of the team hanging around Auckland and
Property Managers – when it’s not worth it
Don’t get us wrong, this wee piece of writing is not about why you should or shouldn’t have a property manager. In our opinion, they are worth their weight
It seems that size does matter after all.
Just ask Shamus – many homeowners and investors thought they could get away with smaller sizes. Turns out a small one must constantly do its job to meet the
Architectural designs and electrical layouts need to cooperate
Things should be planned at the design stage There was a time when most homes were built with one ceiling light and one powerpoint to a room – perhaps two…
Builders: Key Steps for Choosing an Electrician for Your Project
Undertaking a residential building project of any scale always comes with an abundance of challenges.However, you can take measures to ensure that you are avoiding any costly pitfalls or
Commercial Property Managers: How to Avoid Costly Downtimes
Since the start of the pandemic, the assurance that businesses can run uninterrupted has become more essential than ever. Whether you manage one or twenty commercial properties, having a
4 Signs You Need a New Electrician for a Rental Property
When a tenant alerts a property manager to a problem, it’s the property manager's responsibility to act. However, every property manager needs a team of reliable tradesmen behind them. Even…
The Dangers of DIY Electrical Work
All of us have tried a little home DIY. Sometimes it even works. Tightening a leaky pipe, trying to fix that funny noise your car keeps making, or maybe
Sick of flicking the switch on your fusebox?
It’s the perfect setup for a cold winter’s night. The dryer is sorting out the clothes, the TV is entertaining the kids, the heater is warming up the house,
Buzzing lights – what does that mean?
While all lightbulbs can make that distracting sound, especially when dimmed, it’s more common when using LED lightbulbs. That humming or buzzing sound generally indicates that the lights are
What is a ‘healthy home’ standard?
The healthy homes standards aim to close the quality gap between rental properties and owner-occupied homes, so the nearly 600,000 households that rent in New Zealand have warmer, dryer
Charging an electric car
Transport plays a major role as part of New Zealand’s goal of reaching net zero carbon emissions by 2050. The aim is that by 2030, 50% of monthly vehicle
Dealing with electrical issues after a flood or storm
Dealing with electrical issues after a flood or storm can be a complex and dangerous task that requires the help of a professional electrician. However, there are several steps
Property on fire
There’s a certain time of year, for every property manager when a thorough inspection helps keep them in the good books with the property owner. We want to put
Avoid black mould, service your heat pump
Yay, winter is coming to an end! You’ve been smashing your heat pump over winter, but if you haven’t serviced your heat pump lately, chances are you could be
Merry Christmas tips from No Shock.
We have a pre-Christmas checklist for you to ensure your Christmas goes as smoothly and summerly as possible. We do have some of the team hanging around Auckland and
Property Managers – when it’s not worth it
Don’t get us wrong, this wee piece of writing is not about why you should or shouldn’t have a property manager. In our opinion, they are worth their weight
It seems that size does matter after all.
Just ask Shamus – many homeowners and investors thought they could get away with smaller sizes. Turns out a small one must constantly do its job to meet the
Architectural designs and electrical layouts need to cooperate
Things should be planned at the design stage There was a time when most homes were built with one ceiling light and one powerpoint to a room – perhaps two…
Builders: Key Steps for Choosing an Electrician for Your Project
Undertaking a residential building project of any scale always comes with an abundance of challenges.However, you can take measures to ensure that you are avoiding any costly pitfalls or
Commercial Property Managers: How to Avoid Costly Downtimes
Since the start of the pandemic, the assurance that businesses can run uninterrupted has become more essential than ever. Whether you manage one or twenty commercial properties, having a
4 Signs You Need a New Electrician for a Rental Property
When a tenant alerts a property manager to a problem, it’s the property manager's responsibility to act. However, every property manager needs a team of reliable tradesmen behind them. Even…
The Dangers of DIY Electrical Work
All of us have tried a little home DIY. Sometimes it even works. Tightening a leaky pipe, trying to fix that funny noise your car keeps making, or maybe
Registered Electricians
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