Modern kitchen renovation with feature lighting
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Electrical for kitchen and bathroom renovations on the North Shore

Great renovations don't just look good, they work properly too. We help plan the lighting, power, appliances, heating and ventilation from the start, creating kitchens and bathrooms that work beautifully for the way you live.

Overview

Everything electrical for your kitchen or bathroom renovation

Renovation electrical work covers the lighting, power points, appliance connections, heating and ventilation in a new kitchen or bathroom, planned before the linings and cabinetry go in. Electrical Plus does this for homeowners across Auckland's North Shore, led by an EWRB registered electrician with over 30 years' experience.

Best time to involve us
Before cabinetry and linings are finalised
We work with
Your builder, designer and kitchen company
Quote turnaround
24 hours
Certification
CoC/ESC on completion
Warranty
Lifetime workmanship
Modern bathroom renovation with backlit mirror, downlights and heated towel rail

Why electrical planning matters

Why get the wiring right before the cabinetry goes in?

A successful kitchen or bathroom renovation starts long before the cabinets, tiles and fittings are installed. Good electrical planning means your power points, lighting, appliances and ventilation are planned in the right places before walls are closed and cabinetry goes in.

We work alongside you, your builder or designer to plan the electrical layout around how you'll actually use the space, including lighting positions, switching, appliance locations and anything worth allowing for in the future.

Every installation is completed to current New Zealand electrical requirements and backed by our Lifetime Workmanship Warranty.

What's included

What can we take care of?

Electrical planning for your renovation

Lighting, switching and dimming

Power points and USB charging

Ovens, cooktops and appliance connections

Rangehoods and kitchen ventilation

Bathroom extractor fans and ventilation

Heated towel rails

Underfloor heating

Mirror and vanity lighting

LED strip and feature lighting

Switchboard and circuit upgrades, where required

Electrical certification on completion

Plan it before we wire it

The details that make a renovation work

Good electrical planning is about thinking through the finished room before the wiring begins.

Lighting placementPosition downlights, pendants, vanity lighting and feature lighting around the finished layout, not just where they're easiest to install.
Power in the right placesPlan power points around appliances, cabinetry, bedside areas, vanities and how the room will actually be used.
Kitchen appliancesAllow correctly for ovens, cooktops, rangehoods, dishwashers, waste disposals and other fixed appliances.
Bathroom ventilationSelect and position extraction properly, with ducting to the outside and suitable control options.
Heating and comfortPlan heated towel rails, underfloor heating and other heating before walls and floors are finished.
Future-proofingWhere practical, allow for future lighting, power or technology while walls and ceilings are still open.
Finished kitchen renovation with under-cabinet lighting

Thoughtful from start to finish

How do you keep our home working during the renovation?

Renovations can disrupt everyday life. Where practical, we'll plan the electrical work so important services remain available while the project is underway, whether that's keeping your hot water running, maintaining power to essential appliances or staging the electrical work around your builder's programme.

We also coordinate with your builder and other trades so the electrical work happens at the right time and doesn't hold up the project.

Keeping the essentials running

  • Hot water where practical
  • Power to essential appliances
  • Electrical work staged around the renovation

We'll discuss what can remain operational before work begins.

Tiled bathroom with a black rain shower and lit niches

Why homeowners choose Electrical Plus

Renovation experience that makes a difference

  • 30+ years of experienceThree decades of hands-on experience across kitchen, bathroom and whole-home renovations.
  • Planning before installationWe think through the finished space before cables are run, helping get lighting, switching, power and appliances in the right places.
  • Work we stand behindRegistered electricians, quality workmanship and electrical work completed to current New Zealand standards, backed by our Lifetime Workmanship Warranty.

Recent work

Electrical work that becomes part of the design

From kitchen pendants and task lighting to bathroom heating, ventilation and vanity lighting, we plan the electrical work around the finished room.

Open-plan white kitchen and dining area with pendant lighting, downlights and ocean views

Recent work

New kitchen, lit and powered for the way it is used

Pendants over the island, downlights across the working areas and the appliance circuits laid out before the cabinetry went in.

  • Pendant and downlight layout planned to the joinery drawings
  • Dedicated circuits for the oven, cooktop and dishwasher
  • Power points and USB outlets positioned around the benches
  • Certified on completion
Finished bathroom renovation with dual vessel sinks, round backlit mirror and pendant lighting

Recent work

Bathroom with a backlit mirror and twin vanities

Lighting, heating and ventilation for a Bayside bathroom, planned around the finished design rather than added afterwards.

  • Backlit mirror and pendant lighting on separate switching
  • Heated towel rail and underfloor heating circuits
  • Extractor fan ducted outside with a timer control

Detail

Wet areas, ventilation and certification

Bathrooms are treated as wet areas under AS/NZS 3000, the wiring standard New Zealand electrical work is carried out to. That governs how close a fitting, switch or power point can sit to a bath, basin or shower, and what protection the circuits serving them need. Kitchens bring their own constraints, mostly around fixed appliances, which usually want their own circuits sized for the load rather than sharing a general power circuit.

Ventilation is the part people most often leave until last and most often regret. An extractor fan needs to be ducted to the outside rather than into the ceiling space, and both the fan and its ducting are much easier to fit while the ceiling is still open.

All work is carried out by, or supervised by, Registered Electricians. Electrical Plus is led by Andrew Baker, a Registered Electrician with over 30 years of experience, registered with the Electrical Workers Registration Board. Every renovation is completed with the appropriate Electrical Compliance Certificate and backed by our Lifetime Workmanship Warranty.

Common questions

Answers before you even have to ask

Where we work

Where we do kitchen & bathroom renovations

Based in the East Coast Bays, we work throughout Auckland from Greenlane to Mangawhai.

Where we do this work

Not on the list? Give us a call, we cover a good deal more of Auckland than we can fit here.

“Andy did a great job of getting our new cooker and kitchen wired up. Great service and communication. Highly recommended.”
Mathew ColesGoogle review
“Electrical Plus Limited worked alongside us on a client’s home renovation in Warkworth, and they were awesome to deal with from start to finish. Andy was reliable, easy to communicate with, and worked in perfectly with our team and the other trades on site. His workmanship was top notch, and he made the whole process easy. Also, any electrician who picks up a broom and leaves the worksite spotless is one you definitely don’t want to lose. Would happily recommend Andy and Electrical Plus Limited to anyone needing quality electrical work.”
Matthew WIllisGoogle review
“Andy and the EP team completed all electrical, lighting, AV, and security work on our full house renovation to the highest standard. Punctual, thoughtful, and conscientious, with acute attention to detail and future-proofing, highlighting their experience. Most importantly, great communication for any project, large or small. Highly recommend.”
Neil BossengerGoogle review

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