Hi,
I am a registered electrician with a current practicing licence.
During my 30 years of work in the electrical trade I have gained experience working in Industrial, commercial and domestic areas.
For the last two and a half years I have been a stay at home dad. Recently my youngest started Kindy and with my oldest in school I now have some spare time. My family life is important to me so I decided to go out on my own in order to afford myself the flexibility to still have time for my children.
As a precaution I have a pretty robust insurance policy to provide my customers with extra reassurance. I am also a member of the master electricians guild.
I am interested in any work available no matter the size of the job.
I work hard and charge a reasonable rate and am prepared to offer free advice and an estimate prior to carrying out any work.
I look forward to hearing from anyone with a project they have on the go or who is just after some good advice.
Ronald Overdevest
RAO Electrical
Ronald Overdevest
27 Brora CrescentThis tradesperson has provided the following trade licence registration details. These define what specialist work they can perform. Note that Builderscrack is not a licensing authority and takes no responsibility for the accuracy of this information. Please check any licence numbers yourself by clicking any given registration numbers below or ask the tradesperson to provide supporting documentation.
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