Free Electrician Help For the Elderly
Hi,
Do you have an elderly neighbour? Grandparent or know of an elderly person who may need some small electrical jobs around the house done but cannot afford it.
I do this once a month when I have a bit of free time on my hands as a pay it forward.
I am a Qualified Electrician who lives in Remuera
Small works includes. Replacing a few bulbs around the house, repairing switches, power outlets or replacing if faulty, repairing damaged plugs or leads on appliances.
I will also do a decent pensioners discount on any other large works that may be required.
Please send me a text with theirs or your contact details and what needs to be done
Ph 0211438006
www.etfelectrical.co.nz...
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