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With a changeover switch pre-installed, Jenny can plug straight in!

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Silvester Electrical celebrates fifty years of growth

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Silvester Electrical in Matamata

With branches in Morrinsville, Te Aroha, and now Matamata, Silvester Electrical has expanded its reach while staying true to its roots. Their Matamata journey began two years ago, when they acquired Electrico, a familiar local business run by Lynne and Andrew Arts and Grant and Julie Smallwood.“We were really pleased that Michelle and Damian purchased the business. We knew they were the right people to look after our clients, and being an established electrical company, the transition was seam...

Commercial Lighting Upgrade at Morrinsville KIA

At Kia Morrinsville, Silvester Electrical recently completed a commercial lighting project that highlights the vehicles expertly. Our team installed outdoor lights to enhance the display of cars, making them stand out even at night. Inside the showroom, we added ceiling downlights, creating a bright and inviting environment. ...

State of the art dairy milking - De Groots Farm

No frills, highly functionalThere are no frills in the new 26-aside herringbone on Asd and Jill de Groot’s farm on the outskirts of Morrinsville. And that's how it's meant to be, are highly functional environment which facilitates smooth, efficient and fast milking, minimalizing the time cows spend standing on concrete.Aad de Groot immigrated from Holland in the early 1980s after growing up on a small dairy farm, attending agricultural college before compulsory military training. “I had Dutc...

New result without the new price tag - Lecky Farm

It's hard to tell that Earl Lecky saved half his new dairy build costs with a single decision. At first glance, everything looks brand new on this renovated 20-a-side herringbone dairy. The original 12-a-side herringbone, complete with wooden feed bins, was built in the 1970s and was still being used for milking in 2024. Meal was manually bucket-fed once a day. "Light"was far, far away from the first word that came to mind for Earl and his employee, Mark Blackett, when they used to step into the...