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Licensed-Contractors.Pdf Approved Contractor @ July 2020 Category A Water connections and backflow installations- live tapping or main shutdown Contractor name Address 1 Address 2 Contact Name Contact phone Approval number Loveridge Ltd PO Box 14433 Tauranga Carl Loveridge 07 577 6348 2019-149 RIX Civil Construction 4 Torbin Pl Papamoa Beach Todd Arnold 027 749 1000 2019-150 Category A and B Water connections and backflow installations- live tapping or main shutdown Contractor name Address 1 Address 2 Contact Name Contact phone Approval number All About Construction Ltd PO Box 6014 Brookfield Phil Eynon 027 491 9433 2015-112 Armadillo (2007) Ltd PO Box 15090 Tauranga Nathan Wheeler 07 577 9265 2015-117 Bay Civil Ltd PO Box 11496 Papamoa Beach Chris Kendrick 027 479 8480 2015-119 Connell Contracting Ltd PO Box 10526 Hamilton Dave Connell 07 958 3408 2015-115 Downer Ltd 58 Taurikura Dr Tauriko Greg Steele 07 578 0087 2015-107 Fibre Network NZ Ltd 18 Kereone Rd Morrinsville Mark Odlum 07 889 6075 2015-138 Fulton Hogan Ltd Private Bag 12016 Tauranga Brent Goodhue 07 575 6157 2015-110 GT Civil PO Box 1001 Cambridge Nathan Thomas 021 856 187 2015-134 HEB Construction Ltd 21 Aerodrome Rd Mount Maunganui Chris Whitham 07 575 2325 2015-106 Higgins Contractors Ltd PO Box 4473 Mount Maunganui Neil McLaughan 07 574 4100 2015-111 Infracore 70 Vaughan Road Rotorua Michael Lawton 027 203 1208 2015-131 Moon Civil and Drainage Ltd 22 Rerewai Pl Mount Maunganui Rob Moon 07 574 8021 2015-104 Pemberton Civil Ltd 91 Ruffell Rd Hamilton Doug Cassey 021 850 421 2015-141 RZG Construction 198 Marine Parade Mount Maunganui Ross Edens 027 884 8105 2015-130 Te Moni RSL 218 Manoeka Rd Te Puke Chappy Te Moni 027 355 5137 2015-113 Waiotahi Contractors (ExWH Kelly) PO Box 3113 Greerton Paul Gartner 07 543 5296 2015-100 Category "C" Hydrant use - Ability to draw water from hydrants city wide Contractor name Address 1 Address 2 Contact Name Contact phone Approval number All About Construction Ltd PO Box 6014 Brookfield Phil Eynon 027 491 9433 2015-112 Alluvium Contractors Ltd 29 Reynolds Place Papamoa Beach Matthew McNaughten 07 574 9009 2015-132 Arborcare 75 Keenan Rd RD 3 Tauranga Grant Schular 07 543 1775 2015-109 Armadillo (2007) Ltd PO Box 15091 Tauranga Nathan Wheeler 07 577 9265 2015-118 Bay Civil Ltd PO Box 11496 Papamoa Beach Chris Kendrick 027 479 8480 2015-119 Bay Directional Drilling Ltd 63 Wakefield Drive Bethlehem David Moroney 021 284 4788 2015-133 Bayonne ConstructionLtd PO Box 9358 Greerton Simon Malthus 027 658 0420 2015-122 Brian Perry Civil Ltd PO Box 10068 Te Rapa Daniel Hautler 07 849 2879 2015-105 CGC Landscape Ltd 36 Glenlyon Ave GReerton Robyn Matheson 577 6444 2015-147 Cheetham Excavators Ltd PO Box 415 Te Puke Michelle Cheetham 07 573 5567 2015-128 Coastal Cabling Services 40 Maleme St Greerton Brent Rae 027 562 1577 2015-108 Connell Contracting Ltd PO Box 10526 Hamilton Dave Connell 07 958 3408 2015-115 City Care Ltd PO Box 10290 Bay Fair Jessica Townsend 07 927 7100 2015-103 Don Griffiths Ltd Cr Comber and Elizabeth St Matamata Sandra Griffiths 07 888 5724 2015-102 Downer Ltd 58 Taurikura Dr Tauriko Greg Steele 07 578 0087 2015-107 EcoTec BOP P Box 1017 Rotorua Keegan Corbett 021 483902 2015-129 Essential Connections Ltd PO Box 5043 Mount Manuganui Steve Pahu 07 574 0422 2015-136 Fulton Hogan Ltd Private Bag 12016 Tauranga Mark Stirton 07 575 6157 2015-110 GT Civil Ltd PO Box 1001 Cambridge Nathan Thomas 021 856 187 2015-134 HEB Construction Ltd 21 Areodrome Rd Mount Maunganui Chris Whitham 07 575 2325 2015-106 Higgins Contractors Ltd PO Box 4473 Mount Maunganui Neil McLaughan 07 574 4100 2015-111 Infracore 70 Vaughan Rd Rotorua Michael Lawton 027 203 1208 2015-131 Insight CCTV and Jetting 95 Colombo St Frankton Lyndon Cooper 07 847 7770 2015-144 Intergroup 36 Maleme St Greerton Craig Parnwell 07 575 6270 2015-101 Loveridge Ltd PO Box 14433 Tauranga Carl Loveridge 075776348 2019-149 Moonlight Cartage Ltd 246 Rowe Rd Ohauiti Phil Donaldson 07 544 2390 2015-140 Moon Civil and Drainage Ltd 22 Rerewai Pl Mount Maunganui Rob Moon 07 574 8021 2015-104 Pemberton Civil Ltd 91 Ruffell Rd Hamilton Doug Cassey 021 850 421 2015-141 RIX Civil Construction 4 Torbin Pl Papamoa Beach Todd Arnold 027 749 1000 2019-150 RZG Construction 198 Marine Parade Mount Maunganui Ross Edens 027 884 8105 2015-130 Te Moni RSL 216 Manoeka Rd, RD3 Te Puke Chappy Te Moni 027 355 5137 2015-113 Waiotahi Contractors (ex WH Kelly) PO Box 3113 Greerton Paul Gartner 07 543 5296 2015-100 Category "D" Drainage and Stormwater Connections including Confined Space Entry Contractor name Address 1 Address 2 Contact Name Contact phone Approval number All About Construction Ltd PO Box 6014 Brookfield Phil Eynon 027 491 9433 2015-112 Aquaholics Ltd PO Box 6082 Brookfield Kieran Rutherford 07 576 6659 2015-135 Aquatek Ltd (Confined Space Only) 19 Pembroke Dr Bethlehem Tony Woods 021 145 2558 2015-138 Armadillo (2007) Ltd PO Box 15090 Tauranga Nathan Wheeler 07 577 9265 2015-117 Armstrong Plumbing BOP Trust PO Box 34135 Mount Maunganui Gail Duncan 07 575 9814 2015-137 Bay Civil Ltd PO Box 11496 Papamoa Beach Chris Kendrick 027 479 8480 2015-119 Bell Plumbing Ltd PO Box 4103 Mount Maunganui Mitchell Bell 0800 141 575 2015-118 Connell Contracting Ltd PO Box 10526 Hamilton Dave Connell 07 958 3408 2015-115 Downer Ltd 58 Taurikura Dr Tauriko Greg Steele 07 577 0087 2015-107 Fibre Network NZ Ltd 18 Kereone Rd Morrinsville Mark Odlum 07 889 6075 2015-138 Fred Koha Drainage Services 1093 Omanawa Rd Tauranga Fred Koha 021 366 620 2015-145 Fulton Hogan Private Bag 12016 Tauranga Mark Stirton 07 576 6157 2015-110 GT Civil Ltd PO Box 1001 Cambridge Nathan Thomas 021 856 187 2015-134 HEB Construction Ltd 21 Aerodrome Rd Mount Maunganui Chris Whitham 07 575 2325 2015-106 Higgins Contractors Ltd PO Box 4474 Mount Maunganui Neil McLauglan 07 575 4100 2015-111 Insight CCTV and Jetting (connfined Sp95 Colombo St Frankton Lydon Cooper 07 847 7770 2015-144 Intergroup (Confined Space only) 36 Maleme St Greerton Craig Parnwell 07 575 6270 2015-101 J and T Plumbing Ltd 32 Whiore Pl Tauriko Angela Makela 0800 587 586 2015-116 Loveridge Ltd PO Box 14433 Tauranga Carl Loveridge 075776348 2019-149 Moon Civil and Drainage Ltd 22 Rerewai Pl Mount Maunganui Rob Moon 07 574 8021 2015-104 Pipe Masters Ltd 5/33 Newton Street Mount Maunganui Paul Knight 027 443 4455 2020-151 Plumberman (Tauranga) Ltd PO Box 151 Tauranga Kevin Johnson 07 571 0625 2015-114 Plumbing Works 44 Birch Avenue Tauranga Craig Coxhead 07 571 5558 2015-148 RZG Construction 198 Marine Parade Mount Maunganui Ross Edens 027 884 8105 2015-130 Te Moni RSL 218 Manoeka Road, RD 3 Te Puke Chappy Te Moni 027 355 5137 2015-113 Waiotahi Contractors (Ex WH Kelly) PO Box 3114 Greerton Paul Gartner 07 543 5296 2015-101 Category A and B Water connections and backflow installations- live tapping or main shutdown Contractor name Address 1 Address 2 Contact Name Contact phone 2nd Contact Approval number All About Construction Ltd PO Box 6014 Brookfield Phil Eynon 027 491 9433 2015-112 Armadillo (2007) Ltd PO Box 15090 Tauranga Nathan Wheeler 07 577 9265 2015-117 Bay Civil Ltd PO Box 11496 Papamoa Beach Chris Kendrick 027 479 8480 2015-119 Connell Contracting Ltd PO Box 10526 Hamilton Dave Connell 07 958 3408 2015-115 Downer Ltd 58 Taurikura Dr Tauriko Greg Steele 07 578 0087 0274890551 2015-107 Fibre Network NZ Ltd 18 Kereone Rd Morrinsville Mark Odlum 07 889 6075 2015-138 GT Civil PO Box 1001 Cambridge Nathan Thomas 021 856 187 2015-134 HEB Construction Ltd 21 Aerodrome Rd Mount Maunganui Chris Whitham 07 575 2325 2015-106 Higgins Contractors Ltd PO Box 4473 Mount Maunganui Neil McLaughan 07 574 4100 2015-111 Infracore 70 Vaughan Road Rotorua Michael Lawton 027 203 1208 2015-131 Moon Civil and Drainage Ltd 22 Rerewai Pl Mount Maunganui Rob Moon 07 574 8021 2015-104 Pemberton Civil Ltd 91 Ruffell Rd Hamilton Doug Cassey 021 850 421 2015-141 RZG Construction 198 Marine Parade Mount Maunganui Ross Edens 027 884 8105 2015-130 Te Moni RSL 218 Manoeka Rd Te Puke Chappy Te Moni 027 355 5137 2015-113 Waiotahi Contractors (ExWH Kelly) PO Box 3113 Greerton Paul Gartner 07 543 5296 2015-100 Category A Water connections and backflow installations- live tapping or main shutdown Contractor name Address 1 Address 2 Contact Name Contact phone Approval number Loveridge Ltd PO Box 14433 Tauranga Carl Loveridge 021 676 461 075776348 2019-149 RIX Civil Construction 4 Torbin Pl Papamoa Beach Todd Arnold 027 749 1000 2019-150 Contractor name Contact email Accounts email Contact ID All About Construction Ltd [email protected] [email protected] 185713 Alluvium Contractors Ltd [email protected] [email protected] 494814 Arborcare [email protected] [email protected] 6437 Armadillo (2007) Ltd [email protected] [email protected] Emily 363930 Bay Civil Ltd [email protected] [email protected] 177745 Bay Directional Drilling Ltd [email protected] [email protected] 467467 Bayonne ConstructionLtd [email protected] [email protected] 192606 Brian Perry Civil Ltd [email protected] 164537 Cheetham Excavators Ltd [email protected] [email protected] 241198 Coastal Cabling Services [email protected] [email protected] 408415 Connell Contracting Ltd [email protected] [email protected] 6482 City Care Ltd [email protected] 220540 CGC Landscape Ltd [email protected] [email protected] 394505 CPB Contractors [email protected] [email protected]
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