Our specialised team at Sharp Electrical can assist with all electrical and security requirements.
Our Projects
Kia
Being a part of the Kia NZ new branding roll out we have completed five sites around New Zealand. From Whangarei to Ashburton, we have completed new sales areas which create a luxurious modern feel. Using high quality LED products to provide a design like no other while meeting Kia principles of being energy efficient.
Starbucks
We have completed two Starbuck stores to date. New stores in Glen Innes and Palmerston North. As well as providing all of Starbucks maintenance needs throughout Auckland.
Sharp Electrical specialises in fit out for commercial spaces working alongside well-known brands such as Kia, Starbucks and Burger King. From test and tag, maintenance, to fitout and signage we can assist in any electrical needs.
Sharp Electrical partners with Sharp Signs New Zealand to provide high quality LED signage that distinguishs your brand from the rest.
RESIDENTIAL
SERVICES INCLUDE:
Sharp Electrical can assist with all your residential needs no matter the size. From small renovations, new builds or large developments our team has the experience to get your project completed to a high standard.
Servicing &
Maintenance
Renovations
New builds
CCTV
& Alarm Systems
Smart Home
automation
Network &
Data Communications
Switchboard
upgrades
EV Charger
Installation
Push back against pushout theft. Pushout theft is the technique of choice for Organised Retail Crime (ORC) and everyday shoplifters. Pushout thieves fill shopping carts by clearing out shelves, freezers and cabinets; walking out with an average of $561, with 1 in 5 thefts over $1,000. Sharp Security estimates that most pushout theft goes unnoticed, with multiple smaller thefts for every ORC theft. If a shoplifter experiences success at a location, they will come back.
Keep your carts on the lot and on the clock. Carts live a life full of difficult work, theft, and abuse. Retailers can lose two carts a week, over a 100 carts a year, a loss of $10,000 in property. Once off the lot, carts are considered a public nuisance with city ordinances fines and retrieval fees weighing down operations and management budgets. Carts that are returned cost more in maintenance and are unpleasant to use.
