Electricians in Ålesund: 8 firms from Aspøya to Moa, three with a 24-hour phone

The electricians in Ålesund on this page are split in two by office location: on the town side, from Aspøya eastwards towards Borgundvegen, and around Moa and Spjelkavik, ten kilometres further east. You can see what the firms themselves say they do, and which of them list a 24-hour phone on their own websites. The address and phone number are on every card.

Electrical firms in Ålesund on the map: two clusters ten kilometres apart

The points show the offices, not where the electricians take jobs. Tap a point to open the card with the address and phone number.

Which group fits you

For those who want a charger, heating or a new circuit at home, who look after a commercial building or a boat, or who are left without power one evening.

Two clusters: ten kilometres between the town side and Moa

• From the town hall to Nedre Strandgate 35 on Aspøya it is about 500 metres.
• Ystenesgata 32 lies 1.3 kilometres east of the town hall, Hundsværgata 8 and Borgundvegen 286 about 3 and 3.5.
• Breivika Industriveg 45 and Postvegen 2 lie less than 800 metres from the shopping centre at Moa, 370 metres from each other.
• Vasstrandvegen 71 in Spjelkavik lies 1.5 kilometres from Moa, Alvikvegen 201A about 2.4.

The town is long and narrow, and the electricians' offices follow the same pattern: four lie on the town side, and four lie in the business areas around Moa, about ten kilometres east of the town hall in a straight line. The address shows where the vans set out in the morning, not where the firm takes jobs.

Only some of them say how far they drive. The firm in Breivika Industriveg writes that it works in the town and the surrounding area. The firm in Alvikvegen is one of three main branches of a company also based in Stranda and Sykkylven. The firm in Ystenesgata supplies ships and fish farms and has group companies in Lithuania and Iceland. The others mention no working area on the pages we read on 7 October 2026. If you live on Sula, in Giske or far east in the municipality, ask about that first.

The directory has 79 cards under Building services and installation in October 2026, and electrical work is only one of the trades there. More categories are on the page for Ålesund, and practical guides from other towns are under Services and practical.

What the firms write about themselves: homes at most of them, ships and aquaculture at one

• EV chargers are on the websites of five of the eight firms.
• Smart home is mentioned by four, solar panels by three.
• One firm has ships and land-based aquaculture as separate fields.

On the town side, two of the firms offer homeowners much the same. The firm in Nedre Strandgate lists inspections for homes, commercial buildings and farms, underfloor heating, fuse boxes, smart home, patio heaters and EV chargers, also for businesses. The firm in Hundsværgata has much of the same and adds solar panels, heat pumps, door phones and remote control of the cabin. The firm in Borgundvegen has separate entries for private customers, businesses and housing cooperatives, with alarms, lighting, EV charging, solar panels and energy saving.

The firm in Ystenesgata stands apart. It calls itself a total supplier of electrical systems and works in four fields: maritime, land-based aquaculture, buildings and industry, and switchboards. For buildings it mentions commercial buildings, public facilities and residential projects, and fixed service agreements with inspections, thermography and an annual check of fire and emergency lighting systems. The pages we read say nothing about small jobs in private homes.

Around Moa the range is wider. The firm in Breivika Industriveg, established in 2002 and now part of an electrical group, calls itself a total supplier for private customers and businesses, with renovation and new builds, EV charging, outdoor lighting and internal control. In Postvegen the branch of a nationwide installation company sits on the third floor, with electrical, plumbing, automation and fire and security under one roof. The firm in Vasstrandvegen states more than 70 years of experience and works with homes, commercial and industrial buildings: lighting, heating, telecom and data, smart home and thermography. The firm in Alvikvegen lists solar installations, energy management, heat pumps, EV chargers and locks and building security, for homes, cabins, commercial buildings and industry.

24-hour phone and office hours: three numbers, all in the east of town

• Three firms around Moa and Spjelkavik list a 24-hour phone on their own websites, read on 7 October 2026.
• Office hours are on the website at three firms: start at 7.00 or 7.30, end at 15.00 or 15.30 on weekdays.
• If the whole neighbourhood is dark, it is the grid company that should be told.

For an electrician outside office hours, look at the group around Moa. The firm in Vasstrandvegen lists a 24-hour on-call number of its own, and the branch in Postvegen has an on-call phone for electrical and plumbing work. At both, the on-call number is on the firm's website, while the card shows a different number. The firm in Alvikvegen calls its main number a 24-hour phone, the same number as on the card. None of the pages says how quickly someone can come. On the town side we found no such number on the pages we read.

Only three of the firms state office hours themselves. The firm in Vasstrandvegen is open 7.00 to 15.30 Monday to Friday and closed at the weekend, the firm in Alvikvegen 7.30 to 15.30 on all weekdays, and the firm in Ystenesgata answers the phone 7.30 to 15.00. The opening hours on the cards do not always match the firms' own, so call before you go to an office.

Ordering usually goes through a form. The firms in Nedre Strandgate and Hundsværgata let you choose an answer by phone, e-mail or chat, and in Hundsværgata you can attach up to ten photos. The firm in Borgundvegen offers a site survey on video, and the firm in Vasstrandvegen has a separate form for quotes. If the neighbours have lost power too, calling an electrician does not help. Then you report it to Linja, the grid company in the area, which answers on 05247 round the clock and has a map of power cuts on its website.

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How we make this page

The electrical firms on this page are chosen by the NorgeGuide editors. Payment affects neither the selection nor the order. The order within the groups is free and says nothing about quality: the editors have not tried the firms and do not assess the work they do.

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