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Electrician Nanango
Mangan’s Electrical have been servicing the Nanango and South Burnett for generations.
Nanango is a peaceful and charming country town – the ideal service and administrative centre for its surrounding shire.
With its rich historical past, stunning natural beauty and friendly locals, it’s the perfect place to visit or call home.
Located 190 kilometres (118 mi) north-west of Brisbane, Nanango lies at the junction of the D’Aguilar Highway and the Burnett Highway.
Sandy Creek runs through the town, and forms part of the Burnet River catchment. This richly fertile area is ideal for agricultural and other resources, but the risk of flooding can cause vegetation loss in riparian zones, spread weed species, and pose other biosecurity issues.
electrical services Nanango
Solar Nanango
Installation, servicing & maintenance of On-grid, off-grid or a hybrid systems that are tailored to your exact requirements.
Air Conditioning Nanango
Installation, maintainance and specialised cleaning of split and multi system HVAC and cooling systems.
Power Poles Nanango
Power Poles installed, serviced and maintained in accordance with safety regulations and electrical codes
TV & Data Nanango
Electrician Nanango providing solutions for all your TV, media and data needs including installation and setup.
Test & Tag Nanango
Electrician Nanango – Testing and tagging is an essential part of any successful safety management program.
Smoke Alarms Nanango
Electrician Nanango ensure that smoke alarms are installed and maintained in accordance with relevant regulations.
Residential Electrical Services Nanango
Your trusted and experienced emergency call-out Nanango electrician in case of any unexpected electrical issues.
Commerical Electrical Services Nanango
Electrician Nanango ensure you feel confident that your electrical systems are safe and in compliance with relevant laws and regulations.
Real Estate Electrical Services Nanango
Electrician Nanango are your reliable solutions for your property, whether it be a single house or a complex of residences
ELECTRICIAN NANANGO
OUR SERVICE GUARANTEE
- Competitive pricing to provide practical solutions to your electrical needs
- Lifetime workmanship guarantee
- We only use high-quality products backed with genuine manufactures warranties
- Fully Stocked service vehicles to complete the job quickly and efficiently
- Fast turnaround on quotes and scheduled appointments
- Licensed and accredited Master Electrician on every job
ELECTRICIAN NANANGO
Our capabilities are comprehensive and unparalleled.
You’ll love working with Electrician Nanango – Managan’s Electrical. Just ask our customers! 5/5 stars.
Mangan’s Electrical is your local Electrician in Nanango, located in the South Burnett region of Queensland.
Mangan’s Electrical has been providing quality electrical services to homes and businesses across the region. With a team of highly trained and licensed electricians, Mangan’s Electrical can handle all types of jobs, no matter how big or small. As the leading Electrician Nanango and across the South Burnett area, we are proud to serve the wonderful town of Nanango
Situated in the beautiful South Burnett region, Nanango is Queensland’s fourth oldest town and the second largest in the area.
Home to vine scrublands, eucalypt forests and cold winters, you can still experience its tranquil rural charm while being surrounded by a lively community.
Visit the South Burnett Energy and Visitor Information Centre off the Burnett Highway – it’s home to original 1933 motors as well as fun activities like the power-generating bike complete with a gobstopper reward!
Discover why Nanango offers the perfect blend of heritage and vibrancy.
Founded by Jacob Goode in July 1848, the first commercial establishment at present-day Nanango was Goode’s Inn – a popular stopping point for travellers from Brisbane and Limestone (now known as Ipswich).
With this in mind, Nanango proudly claims to be the fourth oldest town in Queensland.
Although others were surveyed earlier, its claim is based on the establishment of Goode’s Inn. A rough slab structure that met licensing conditions, it quickly became the meeting centre for early settlers of Taromeo, Tarong and Nanango stations. The town was eventually surveyed in 1861.
