Business Central June 2025

| 73 BUILDING Haarlem Build Build job, Webber Street, Paraparaumu. consenting phases. The company has contributed time at reduced cost and reduced its margins to help make the project financially viable. “The team at Haarlem Build has been absolutely amazing in terms of listening to what we needed, finding creative solutions to any obstacles and going the extra mile in terms of their rates and offering extra cost-savings, “ says L’Arche Community Leader Candice Wilson. This aligns with the family-owned firm’s ethos of creating high-quality properties and PROUD TO SUPPORT HAARLEM BUILD www.brienelectrical.co.nz | Freephone 0800 TEAMBRIEN | Freephone 0800 832627 PARAPARAUMU • WELLINGTON • LEVIN Always Professional, Always Reliable, Always Efficient WHATWE DO: • Electrical Contracting and Project Management • Electrical Design & Planning Services • Air-Conditioning Install & Maintenance • Commercial Lighting & Switching • Electrical Maintenance & Periodic Inspections • BWOF and EWOF, IQP Accredited • Fire Alarm Systems & Emergency Lighting • Additions & Alterations • Free Quotes for any project Leading the way in theWellington area Established in the early 1960s and under its current ownership since 1989, Brien Electrical has developed into one of the leading electrical service providers in the Wellington area, with a diverse portfolio of expertise spanning domestic, commercial and industrial sectors. "We pride ourselves on our e ciency and the fast response times that are required to o er a comprehensive 24-hour 7-day service to all our customers whether it is for their home or business," says company owner Mark Brosnahan. What sets Brien Electrical apart is not just its longevity but the breadth of services it o ers. From traditional electrical work to specialised services including solar power installation, heat pump and air conditioning systems and re alarm maintenance, the company has consistently evolved to meet changing market demands. "We excel in project management for signi cant construction projects and o er customised preventative maintenance plans as well as day-to-day reactive maintenance services," explains owner Monique Brosnahan. With o ces in Paraparaumu and Wellington, Brien Electrical employs a team of over 30 skilled professionals, including registered electricians, electrical inspectors, IQP certi ed inspectors, registered refrigeration engineers and data and communications specialists. This diverse workforce enables it to handle projects of any scale while maintaining its core values of professionalism, reliability and e ciency. As founding members of the Electrical Contractors Association of New Zealand (ECANZ), Brien Electrical carries the distinction of being Master Electricians, which provides extra assurance to consumers with a $20,000 workmanship guarantee, alongside the company's personal warranty. It has SiteWise Gold grading. "Our ECANZ Membership and Master Electricians status ensures adherence to strict standards," says Monique. "These partnerships reinforce our position as a trusted provider in the eld." The company has built an impressive client portfolio that includes the New Zealand Police and Presbyterian Support Services, o ering reactive maintenance contracts on a 24/7 basis. All sta undergo police vetting, allowing Brien Electrical to serve sensitive workplaces including childcare centres, schools and government facilities. It also works for building companies such as Haarlem Build. With a focus on quality assurance and customer satisfaction, Monique and Mark say Brien Electrical will continue to maintain the personal touch that has been its hallmark for six decades. "We value our long-standing relationships with suppliers and clients, nurtured over decades," says Mark. "At Brien Electrical we go above and beyond expectations by holding ourselves to the highest standards." an unpretentious approach. Founded in 2007 by Nick and Kelly Robbers they were later joined by Nick’s cousin Tristan McDonald and wife Michele. The company draws inspiration from Nick and Tristan’s grandfather, a Dutch architect from the town of Haarlem whose practice began in the 1940s. With 15 staff members, Haarlem Build has established itself as a significant player in the local construction industry. The company offers both bespoke and modular design options, with the latter providing cost efficiencies that make architectural quality more accessible, says Nick. He says a key point of difference for Haarlem Build is its people: “The most important thing is our culture and our people. Ensuring people are happy, want to come to work and produce good work,” says Nick. “Our culture is inclusive and supportive. We want to empower people to improve and achieve their goals and get better, and collectively that makes the company as a whole better.” Haarlem Build partners with architects to offer a one-stop shop for clients, managing the entire process from land acquisition through to design and construction. With an established network of consultants and contractors the company has extensive experience in subdivision, planning, design and construction processes. Haarlem Build is currently working on several other projects including a $4 million residential home in Raumati Beach, two $2 million beachfront builds also in Raumati Beach as well as multiple homes at Parkwood Retirement Village in Waikanae.

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