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New house wiring for new builds & extensions

New builds

New house wiring for new builds & extensions

A new build is the one chance to get the electrical layout exactly right, every power point, light, heat pump and EV circuit planned before the linings go on. UBL Electrical wires new homes and extensions across Auckland from first fix to final certification, working to your building programme and the New Zealand wiring rules, by a registered Electrical Engineer. This is our main line of work.

Planned around how you live

We plan circuits, points and lighting around how you'll actually use each room, so nothing is short on day one.

Ready for modern loads

Dedicated circuits for the kitchen, heat pumps, EV charging and home office, sized with headroom for what comes next.

Tidy first fix, certified finish

Cabling run and labelled to standard at first fix, then tested and certified with an Electrical Safety Certificate at the end.

How it works

A simple, clear process

  1. 01

    Plan & first fix

    We work from your plans to set out circuits, then run and rough-in all the cabling before the walls are lined.

  2. 02

    Fit-off & switchboard

    Once linings and joinery are in, we fit the points, switches, lights and a modern switchboard with RCD protection.

  3. 03

    Test & certify

    Every circuit is tested (polarity, insulation, earth) and the home is handed over with its Electrical Safety Certificate.

What a new-build wire-up includes

  • Full lighting and power circuits to every room
  • Dedicated kitchen, laundry and bathroom circuits
  • Heat pump and air-conditioning wiring
  • An EV charger circuit, or provision for one
  • Data, TV and smart-home cabling
  • A modern switchboard with RCD protection, tested and certified

Cost & quotes

Indicative NZ figures: new-home wiring is usually priced off the plans, a standard new build commonly runs around $8,000–$20,000+ depending on size, the number of points and the fit-out. General market figures, not a UBL quote, we price it from your plans.

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Common questions

When should the electrician start on a new build?

At first fix, once the framing is up and before the linings go on, that's when we run all the cabling. Talk to us early so the points and circuits are planned before the walls close.

Does a new build need a Vector application?

A new connection to the network is arranged through Vector, and we can help coordinate it. Setting up the supply capacity or the meter position also goes through Vector.

Can you wire an extension or a granny flat?

Yes. New wiring for extensions, sleepouts and minor dwellings is everyday work, tied back to the existing switchboard or on a new sub-board where needed.

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