Duyker & Co was established in 1946 as reliable and professional electrical contractors in Kempsey, New South Wales. We aim to be the leader in the electrical services sector and continue to provide the best-quality services. Our team has earned heaps of accolades for their professional work. We have gained a long list of loyal and happy customers.

70 Belgrave St, Kempsey, NSW, 2440

7.61km

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70 Belgrave St, Kempsey, NSW, 2440

7.61km

70 Belgrave St, Kempsey, NSW, 2440

7.61km

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Martin Uhrig Electrical

Electricians & Electrical Contractors, Kempsey, NSW 2440

Open until 6:00pm

The Sign On The Truck You Can Trust

Electrical Contractor Licence No. 204168C

Martin Uhrig Electrical for all you General Electrical Work including: - Digital & satellite TV - Wiring new homes, sheds and garages. - Owner builders, renovations and rewiring. - Installation of power points, light fittings and all types of fans. - Installation of smoke detectors, fire alarms and burglar alarms. - Installation of digital TV antennas and aerials.

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Legal ID: Electrical Contractor Lic No 204168C

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Jamie Oram Electrical Pty Ltd

Electricians & Electrical Contractors, Frederickton, NSW 2440

5.0

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Open 24 hours

Electrical Contractor Maintenance -Installations & Level 2 Electrician

We specialise in major electrical contracting works we are keen to help you with complete home extensions and renovations. We have completed electrical projects for a variety of builders varying from new homes, town houses and major commercial properties.

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Macleay Computer Services

Computer Repairs, Service & Upgrades, South Kempsey, NSW 2440

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26 Naiooka St, South Kempsey, NSW, 2440

7.64km

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Fytec

Computer Repairs, Service & Upgrades, Kempsey, NSW 2440

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Shop 10/ 14 Smith St, Kempsey, NSW, 2440

7.74km

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