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Electro Services Ltd Top-quality electrical services for Domestic, Commercial, Industrial, and On-Farm needs in the Buller region.

Dual-qualified technicians, free assessments, and community-focused. Contact ESL today for all your electrical requirements! πŸ“ž 03 788 9900 Electro Services Limited (ESL) is the largest electrical contractor in the Buller region, providing expert services for Domestic, Commercial, Industrial, and On-Farm needs. As Master Electricians, our dual-qualified technicians offer top-quality electrical and heat pump solutions, from installations to comprehensive safety checks. Proudly community-owned, we reinvest profits into local events and initiatives, supporting the Buller community. Contact us today to schedule your free assessment and experience the ESL difference! πŸ“ž 03 788 9900

βš‘πŸ’› CELEBRATING OUR SAFETY SUPERSTARS! πŸ’›βš‘A huge thank you to every child who took part in our ESL Safety Sparks and Bulle...
09/10/2026

βš‘πŸ’› CELEBRATING OUR SAFETY SUPERSTARS! πŸ’›βš‘

A huge thank you to every child who took part in our ESL Safety Sparks and Buller Electricity Little Line Legends competitions these school holidays! 🌟

We absolutely loved seeing all of your entries. From fantastic colouring and creative vehicle designs to some very impressive hazard spotting, it was wonderful to see so many local kids having fun while learning important lessons about electrical and powerline safety.

πŸ† And now… it’s time to announce our winners!

✨ ESL Safety Sparks Winners:

πŸ… Ryan Evans
πŸ… Haisley Hunter
πŸ… Billy Scanlon
πŸ… Ryan du Plessis

⚑ Buller Electricity Little Line Legends Winners:

πŸ… Ruby Martin
πŸ… Tommy Evans
πŸ… Kole Turner
πŸ… Stacey Devine

Congratulations! πŸŽ‰ Parents, if you left contact details, we'll be in touch to arrange for your little winners to collect their prizes. If you didn't leave contact details, please get in touch with us on 037888171.

Most importantly, thank you to every young Safety Spark and Little Line Legend who joined in. We hope you had plenty of fun and picked up a few safety tips along the way to help keep you, your whānau and our community safe. πŸ’™πŸ’š

And a big thank you to the parents, caregivers and families who helped our young entrants get involved!

Keep learning, keep looking out for hazards, and keep being safety superstars! ⚑🌟

πŸ–οΈβš‘ LESS THAN 1 WEEK TO GO! Kids’ Holiday Safety Challenge βš‘πŸ–οΈThere’s still plenty of time to get involved in our Kids’ ...
02/10/2026

πŸ–οΈβš‘ LESS THAN 1 WEEK TO GO! Kids’ Holiday Safety Challenge βš‘πŸ–οΈ

There’s still plenty of time to get involved in our Kids’ Holiday Safety Challenge! 🌟

If you’re looking for something fun to keep the kids busy during the school holidays, our challenges are a great way for them to get creative, have some fun and learn important electrical and powerline safety messages along the way. 🎨⚑

There are great prizes up for grabs, so don’t forget to return completed activities to us!

πŸ“… Entries close: Thursday 8th October at 4pm
πŸ† Winners announced: Friday 9th October

All of the activities and learning resources are available online here: https://bullerelectricity.co.nz/news/

Hard copies are also available at The NBS Theatre, library, Pulse Energy Recreation Centre (PERC) and Whanake- Westport.

⚑ PART POWER AT HOME? CHECK YOUR SWITCHBOARD FIRST ⚑ Have you ever had power go out in just part of your home, while eve...
27/09/2026

⚑ PART POWER AT HOME? CHECK YOUR SWITCHBOARD FIRST ⚑

Have you ever had power go out in just part of your home, while everything else keeps working?

It could be as simple as a tripped RCD or circuit breaker. An RCD is a safety switch that can protect several circuits, so when it trips, you might lose lights or power points in only certain areas of your home.

Before calling for help, there are a few simple checks you can safely make at your switchboard. πŸ‘‡

πŸ”Ή Look for an RCD or circuit breaker sitting in the OFF or middle position
πŸ”Ή Reset the RCD following the steps in our handy guide
πŸ”Ή Bring circuits back on one at a time
πŸ”Ή Check appliances on the affected circuit. If an appliance causes the power to trip again, leave it unplugged

⚠️ Safety comes first. Only operate switches on the front of your switchboard and never remove the cover or repeatedly reset an RCD that keeps tripping.

If it won’t reset, continues to trip with appliances unplugged, or there’s heat, a burning smell or sparking, keep clear and call an electrician.

Save this post for next time. Knowing what to check could help you quickly identify the problem and know when it’s time to call in the professionals.

πŸ’™ Need a hand? The ESL team is here to help.
πŸ“ž 03 788 9900
🌐 electroservices.co.nz

βš‘πŸ’› School Holiday Fun with a Safety Twist! πŸ’›βš‘Looking for something fun to help keep the kids busy these school holidays?...
25/09/2026

βš‘πŸ’› School Holiday Fun with a Safety Twist! πŸ’›βš‘

Looking for something fun to help keep the kids busy these school holidays?

We’ve put together a range of free, fun and engaging electrical safety activities for local kids. They're designed to keep little hands and minds busy while helping them learn some important electrical safety information along the way. πŸ–οΈβš‘

There are activities to colour, design, spot hazards, solve challenges and learn, making them a great option for a quiet moment at home or something different to do during the holiday break.

πŸ“ Pick up a hard copy in Westport from:

β€’ The NBS Theatre
β€’ Pulse Energy Recreation Centre
β€’ Buller District Library (Westport)

πŸ’» Or find all the activities online here:
https://bullerelectricity.co.nz/news/

Parents and caregivers, we haven’t forgotten about you! Answer sheets and learning resources are also available on our website, so you can work through the activities together and help turn each challenge into a fun learning opportunity.

πŸ† And, best of all.... there are some great prizes to be won!

Completed activities need to be returned to ESL by 4pm on Thursday the 8th of October, with winners announced on Friday the 9th of October.

If you're a business within Buller that would like to have copies sent to you for sharing with local tamariki, please email us on [email protected].

We hope these activities bring a little extra fun to the school holidays while helping our young people build electrical safety knowledge they can carry with them every day.

Have fun, get creative and stay safe these school holidays! ⚑

πŸ€ Supporting Our Buller High School Girls! πŸ€What an exciting achievement! 🌟 The Buller High School girls’ basketball tea...
24/09/2026

πŸ€ Supporting Our Buller High School Girls! πŸ€

What an exciting achievement! 🌟 The Buller High School girls’ basketball team is off to the Nationals, and everyone at ESL is right behind them! 🌟

Reaching this stage is a fantastic achievement and reflects the hard work, commitment and teamwork of the players, coaches and everyone who has supported them along the way. We hope you enjoy every moment, play with pride and make some great memories together. πŸ€

We’re incredibly proud to have played a small part in their journey, supporting the team with a donation towards their fundraising to help make this trip possible. For us, being part of the Buller community means more than just working here - it means getting behind our people, celebrating their achievements, and supporting them along the way.

Go well, team - your community is behind you! πŸ™Œ

05/09/2026

πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘§β€πŸ‘¦πŸ’™ Happy Father’s Day from ESL! πŸ’™

Today, we’re celebrating all the amazing dads, grandads, stepdads, father figures and soon-to-be dads in our community. πŸŽ‰

We’d also like to give a special shout-out to the incredible dads in our ESL team who dedicate their time and skills to keeping our homes, businesses and community safe and powered. ⚑️

From those early morning call-outs and after-hours jobs, to working through the day to help customers when they need it most, our electricians are always ready to lend a hand- even when it means leaving the family warm in bed and heading out before the sun comes up! πŸŒ…πŸ”§

Happy Father’s Day to all the amazing dads out there! We hope you get to spend some quality time with your families and enjoy a well-deserved day with the people who matter most. πŸ‘πŸ’™

πŸ† Pulse Buller Civic & Sporting Awards 2026 πŸ†Buller is full of people who quietly go above and beyond - volunteers who g...
01/09/2026

πŸ† Pulse Buller Civic & Sporting Awards 2026 πŸ†

Buller is full of people who quietly go above and beyond - volunteers who give their time, young leaders making a difference, sporting stars pushing their limits, and both teams and organisations that work hard to bring our community together. πŸ’š

Now is your chance to shine a light on their achievements! 2026 marks the 48th Anniversary of the Buller Civic and Sporting Awards which Pulse Energy is proudly sponsoring for the tenth year. 🌟

The Pulse Buller Civic & Sporting Awards celebrate the incredible people, teams and organisations that help make Buller such a great place to live.

From community contribution and rangatahi leadership to sportspersons, teams, clubs, and emerging sporting talent, there are plenty of ways to recognise someone who makes a real difference in Buller. πŸ†πŸ‘

πŸ‘‰ Know someone who deserves an award? Nominate them!

Find out more and access the nomination forms here:
https://bullerelectricity.co.nz/pulse-buller-awards/

Nomination Forms can also be collected from:

β€’ Buller Electricity Limited, 24 Robertson Street, Westport
β€’ Westport News, 171 Palmerston Street, Westport
β€’ Pulse Energy Recreation Centre, Westport
β€’ Karamea Information Centre
β€’ Buller District Council – Westport Office and Reefton Office
β€’ Northern Buller Resource Centre, Ngakawau
β€’ Punakaiki Visitor Centre

πŸ’™ Let’s celebrate the people who make a difference in Buller! πŸ’š

πŸ† ESL Spot the Blooper – We Have a Winner! πŸ”ŒπŸ”₯ A big congratulations to Margaret Corrie, the winner of our β€˜Spot the Bloo...
28/08/2026

πŸ† ESL Spot the Blooper – We Have a Winner! πŸ”ŒπŸ”₯

A big congratulations to Margaret Corrie, the winner of our β€˜Spot the Blooper’ challenge for August! πŸŽ‰πŸ‘

Margaret successfully spotted the looped plug/socket arrangement in the image. πŸ”ŒπŸ‘€

A huge well done to everyone else who identified this hazard- stay tuned for the next one! everyone who guesses correctly, and likes and shares the challenge will be entered into the draw each month. πŸ‘

There were some great additional observations, with several people spotting that the heater was positioned too close to the soft furnishings. Remember- 1 metre from the heater for anything that can burn. πŸ”₯πŸ›‹οΈ

The main safety message from this blooper is that you should never DIY or improvise with plugs, sockets or cords. Trying to make an appliance, cord or plug β€œfit” by cutting, joining, modifying or creating your own adaptor can result in a serious electric shock, caused by exposed or incorrectly connected conductors. It can also create a fire hazard due to incorrect wiring or overheating. If a plug or cord is damaged, replace it appropriately or get a qualified electrician to check it.⚑

Thanks to everyone who got involved and took the time to Spot the Blooper! Stay tuned for our September competitionπŸ‘€πŸ™Œ

Congratulations again to Margaret, please contact our office on 03 788 9900 to arrange to pick up your Rainbow Cake Kitchen voucher! πŸ†πŸŽ‰

πŸ”Ž SPOT THE BLOOPER...because everyone needs a bit of fun on a cold, rainy Monday! Something isn't quite right in this pi...
24/08/2026

πŸ”Ž SPOT THE BLOOPER...because everyone needs a bit of fun on a cold, rainy Monday!

Something isn't quite right in this picture...

Can you find it? ⚑

🎯 Hint: Our safety post from earlier today may hold the answer.

Comment with what you've spotted and like and share this post for a chance to win a Rainbow Cake Kitchen Ltd voucher! The winner will be announced on Friday.

🌧️⚑ Wet weather and electrical home safetyWith a wet week ahead for Buller, it's likely that most of us will be spending...
24/08/2026

🌧️⚑ Wet weather and electrical home safety

With a wet week ahead for Buller, it's likely that most of us will be spending more time indoors, using heaters, dryers and other electrical appliances. It’s a good time to make sure your home’s electrical systems are safe and reduce the risk of electrical fires.

πŸ”Œ Check cords and plugs
Look for frayed, damaged or overheating cords, plugs and power points. If something is damaged, stop using it and have it checked by a qualified electrician.

πŸ”₯ Don’t overload power points
Avoid plugging multiple high-powered appliances into the same outlet or relying on double adaptors and power boards.

🧺 Give dryers some attention
Clean your dryer’s lint filter after every use and make sure the dryer has adequate ventilation. Never leave a dryer running when you leave home or go to bed.

πŸ”₯ Use heaters safely
Keep heaters well away from curtains, bedding, furniture and other combustible materials. Don't use damaged heaters or extension leads that aren't suitable for the appliance.

πŸ’§ Keep electricity dry
Never use electrical appliances with wet hands or while standing in water. Keep power boards, extension leads and electrical equipment away from wet areas.

πŸ”‹ Be careful with charging devices
Avoid charging phones, laptops and other devices on beds or soft furnishings where heat can build up. Use the correct charger and don't use damaged cables.

⚑ Watch for warning signs
Burning smells, buzzing or crackling sounds, flickering lights, sparking or unusually warm power points can indicate an electrical problem. Don't ignore the warning signsβ€”contact a qualified electrician.

🏠 A few simple checks can help keep your home and family safe this winter.

Address

24 Robertson Street
Westport
7825

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+6437889900

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