With a combined work experience of nearly 50 years as electricians, Bruce and Chris have the “been there, done that” that can get the job done quickly and safely. Both are fully qualified tradesmen and successful and enthusiastic business owners.  Both share a strong belief in building for the future, and support local high schools with work experience programmes. They are currently training their own future electricians, Ben, their 4th year apprentice, and Dalton their first year apprentice.  Bruce also has a permanent tradesman on his team, Steve, the Irish "flash" (no Irish or electrician jokes please).  So, with our combined and growing team we can service your smallest electrical jobs, as well as larger projects

When disaster struck in 2006 in Innisfail, Bruce was one of the first volunteers to head north at his own cost, in his own vehicle to work for free to help get order restored. And with the recent "Big Storm" that ravaged the Northern Brisbane suburbs of The Gap, Keperra and Arana Hills both Bruce, Chris and Ben got little rest when the normal work booked was put on hold to help our fellow Brisbanites.

This strong work ethic and concern for community welfare is a big part of the success of both Bruce and Chris’ businesses.  Customers they have worked for don’t look any further when choosing someone to do their electrical work, and some have been using them for nearly 15 years.

Bruce Hall	Electrical fitter and mechanic C21116 Austel Open cablers licence A007374 Certificate 4 in workplace training and assessment
Chris Lehmann	Diploma of Management Diploma of Engineering Electrical Fitter/Mechanic Licence 22487 ACRS Cabling Licence AO11366
Ben	4th year Apprentice, Ben Twice East Coast Apprenticeships "Apprentice of the Year"
Steve	Electrical Fitter/Mechanic, Steve
Dalton	1st year Apprentice,Dalton

Community Involvement

Bruce and Chris are both family men , heavily involved in their local community.  They support local schools and are both involved in several community organisations.  In fact,  if you are community or not-for-profit group, give them a call and ask about their discount rates.  They especially are interested in the encouragement of young men and women in taking up a career in the electrical trade and have a long standing and ongoing involvement with a local high school work experience program.