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Hall Electrical Services Limited (“Hall Electrical”) is pleased to announce the purchase of North Shore and commercial specialist electrical services business, John Russell Electrical Systems. The acquisition was completed March 1, 2015.

Hall Electrical Director, Phil Hall said, “Hall Electrical continues to grow and we welcome this opportunity to unify the brands. As always, our core goal is to continue to provide exceptional service to existing customer, both residential and commercial, to be the number one provider of electrical services throughout Auckland”.

John Russell Electrical was founded in June 1996 by John and Lorraine Russell. After assisting with the smooth transition, John and Lorraine will be taking a well-deserved and extended break/adventure. We wish them all the very best.

Existing and new John Russell Electrical customers will find us operating under the Hall Electrical banner, which has proud history of professional service throughout Auckland spanning 35 years.

Hall Electrical will continue to serve and specialise in providing electrical services for private and commercial clients throughout Auckland.

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Hall Electrical continues to grow. In April-14 we welcome a new Field Electrician to the team, Chris Irving. Chris comes to us with a depth of experience in both residential and commercial sectors after working for a select number of established electrical services companies and a period of contract work.

Chris has over 9 years’ of electrical experience which includes; commercial electrical installations, commercial project work and team management, residential electrical installations, re-wires, renovations, security alarms, and Data/TV.

Chris has already shown himself to be a conscientious team member who can confidently take control of jobs ensuring they run smoothly and the client gets a resolution, not more problems. We are happy to have Chris on-board and look forward to him becoming a long term value team member at Hall Electrical.

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Hall Electrical Services Limited (“Hall Electrical”) is pleased to announce the purchase of Eastern Bays specialist electrical services business, Bays Electrical, from Bays Electrical Limited. The acquisition was completed Jan 30, 2014.

Hall Electrical Director, Phil Hall said “Hall Electrical views this amalgamation of two successful long standing electrical services providers as an excellent way to ensure our Auckland customers get the very best service”

“This provides Hall Electrical with the required scale to ensure the very best response times to both new and existing key commercial and residential clients for repair and maintenance work. Furthermore, the expanded company will be able to draw on a wide and deep pool of experience offering the very best commercial and residential installation electrical services for commercial re-fits, electrical compliance, residential re-wires and renovations.

Bays Electrical was founded in January 2006 by Geoff and Kirsten Beggs. After 8 years Geoff has made the decision to move on from the business and is happy to leave his valued customers in the capable hands of the team at Hall Electrical. Existing and new Bays Electrical customers will find us operating under the Hall Electrical banner, which has proud history of professional service throughout Auckland spanning 30 years.

Hall Electrical – Eastern Bays will continue to serve and specialise in providing electrical services for private and commercial clients in the Eastern Bays Area of Auckland:

– Glendowie

– Kohimarama

– Meadowbank

– Mission Bay

– Remuera

– Orakei

– St Heliers.

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Hall Electrical is very proud to be winners of the Phillips Lighting Award in the 2013 ECANZ Excellence Awards. The ECANZ Excellence Awards are an industry event held every two years designed to promote, recognise and celebrate excellence in the field of electrical services. Electricians gathered at the Langham Hotel on August 23, 2013 for the awards dinner.

A big thank you to all of our dedicated team members for your skill, professionalism and effort. This award recognises your long term commitment to excellence. Thanks are also due to Timber Construction Solutions Ltd and to the owners of the Karaka Homestead for allowing their home to be showcased in the awards.

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The Electrical Contractors Association of New Zealand (ECANZ) has announced the finalists of the 2013 ECANZ Excellence Awards. Hall Electrical is proud to celebrate becoming a finalist in the Lighting Category. Congratulations to the Hall Electrical team!

Judging was completed in June with the finalists announced shortly afterwards. The finalists will attend an awards dinner held at the Langham Hotel in Auckland on Friday 23rd of August. The winners will be announced at the awards dinner. Not only is it wonderful for the Hall Electrical team to be recognised, it’s also exciting for our clients.

Electrical Excellence with a Residential Electrical Project
In contrast to the other finalists, Hall Electrical entered a residential home in the awards. Most of the other 17 finalists (3 finalists for each of the 6 categories) have entered work based on commercial projects. The home we entered utilises a number of interesting design elements that set it apart from standard homes. To view more details about the Karaka Homestead

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Earlier this year, Hall Electrical Senior Apprentice, Markham Jefcoate entered the ECANZ challenge. The ECANZ (Electrical Contractors Association of New Zealand) Challenge is an electrical industry competition to find the NZ Electrical Apprentice of the Year. We are proud to announce Markham received the 3rd highest score in the Auckland Region for the Domestic/Commercial category.

Contestants in the regional round of the national award competition were put through a series of practical tests and challenges. Such tests are designed to simulate real world situations and highlight ‘outstanding individuals with a flair for either domestic/commercial or industrial work.’ Markham did himself and Hall Electrical proud by performing extremely well in a number of these tests. Congratulations Markham!

The ECANZ Challenge is one way apprentices can test themselves and receive recognition as top performers. It is also a great motivation for younger members of the team to entry the competition in subsequent years. Hall Electrical has recently taken on a number of Junior Apprentices, so we look forward to challenging our Apprentices to compete in the years to come.

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Hall Electrical is a growing company. In May, two new positions became available. We are pleased to welcome two new Junior Apprentices to the Hall Electrical team, Josh Taylor and Josh Silk.

Josh Taylor lives in Grey Lynn and has always enjoyed practical ‘hands-on’ jobs. Josh has previously worked on a number of ad-hoc building, gardening and maintenance jobs such as; lawn mowing, gardening, interior and exterior painting, drainage and building. Immediately before starting a Hall Electrical Josh T was a Gelato chef responsible for a range of duties. His long term goal is to become a qualified electrician and joined Hall Electrical to fulfill this goal.

Josh Silk was living in Omaha and has just recently moved to Birkenhead in his first week of employment at Hall Electrical. Josh S has studied Electrical Engineering at Unitec, completing his first year certificate in 2012. Josh S has also worked for two previous electrical firms gaining vital experience and basic practical knowledge. By continuing with his study and entering the electrical apprenticeship program, Josh S’s goal is to quickly gain his practicing licence.

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Hall Electrical has taken on a new Senior Apprentice Electrician. Welcome to Markham Jefcoate. Markham has come to Hall Electrical after completing a large part of his Apprenticeship with an old employee of Hall Electrical. Markham has a high skill level and strong customer service focus. Both attributes fit well with Hall Electrical’s company culture.

Markham previously worked as a building labourer before he decide to go to tech and start the process to become an electrician. This has given him a good understanding of the building process, particularly home and commercial renovation projects.

A resident of West Auckland, Markham is looking ahead to the future, and will complete his qualifications within the next year. He is also keen to experience the variety of work that comes with being a part of the Hall Electrical team.

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RightLight is a programme championed by the NZ Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA). The initiative is designed to help people learn about efficient lighting.

The website www.rightlight.co.nz provides lighting efficiency tips for the home and business. The site contains information on the following areas:

Home Environments: How to Save Money, Why Change, Choosing the Right Light

Choosing the right energy efficient light will become an easier task with knowledge the website provides in these areas;

    • Replacing existing bulbs; how to choose, bulbs & fittings, what watt?, which white?, where to buy, case study
    • Types of bulbs; compact fluorescent lamps, halogen spotlights, new generation halogen globe, linear fluorescent tubes, light emitting diodes, specialist halogen bulbs
    • Building or Renovating; design tips, virtual designer, room by room, lighting control systems, style gallery

Business Environments: Office, Industrial, Retail, Education

Each business environment has specific considerations in the following areas;

  • The right light level
  • Types of light
  • Lighting controls
  • Things you can do
  • Next steps

The Rightlight website has so much information so people might find it a little overwhelming. If less is more, then go straight for the quick tips page if you’re interested in business environments. If your focused on the home then head to the resources section tips page. Here are a few selected tips from the website you might find useful;

Quick Efficient Lighting Tips for Business

  • Install occupancy sensors in office and car parks
  • Use table lamps or task lighting for desks/work areas vs entire room lighting
  • Install day light sensors to dim lights when not required in full

Quick Efficient Lighting Tips for the Home

  • Turn lights off (the simplest way)
  • Use CFLs (compact fluorescent lamp)
  • Light-coloured walls
  • Task specific lights (one solution doesn’t work in all areas)
  • Low watt lamps in bedroom
  • Additional conveniently located light switches
  • Outdoor security lights on sensors

Need an Electrician for your Efficient Lighting Requirements?

Hall Electrical can assist you with your electrical repair, faults, design, installation and maintenance. Call us on 09 379 9198

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Auckland Electrician, Hall Electrical, have launched a new Electrician Auckland Blog on their website. The Blog will be a place for electrical hints and tips and will be a useful resource for both consumers and businesses. People looking for information on all things related to electrical services & power, within the home and work place, will find help in the various articles. The blog will also be a great place to display company news and events.

Hall Electrical have also setup Social Media accounts with Facebook, Twitter & Google Buzz. Find and connect with us today…..

Hall Electrical on Facebook – http://www.facebook.com/pages/Auckland/HallElectrical/130715786969225

Hall Electrical on Twitter – https://twitter.com/HallElectrical

Hall Electrical on Google Buzz – http://www.google.com/profiles/HallElectricalServices