Aaron Matthewz
Your Trusted Local Electrician, Chosen by 250+ Happy Customers
Same-Day Service
Licensed & Insured
Upfront & Honest Pricing
Lifetime Labour Guarantee
Your Trusted Local Electrician, Chosen by 250+ Happy Customers
Same-Day Service
Licensed & Insured
Upfront & Honest Pricing
Lifetime Labour Guarantee
Current Rosemeadow offers cover homes along Copperfield Drive, Thomas Rose Drive and the Shakespeare streets from Hamlet Crescent to Desdemona Street, plus shops at Rosemeadow Marketplace. Say you saw the Rosemeadow offer when you call and we note it on your quote.

Rosemeadow mixes houses with a real share of attached homes: 14.2 per cent of dwellings are semi-detached, row or townhouse types against 11.7 per cent statewide, beside 84.3 per cent separate houses. Most stock went up from the 1980s, after the area was named in 1976, including a public housing estate laid out on the American Radburn plan. We handle rewiring of 1980s homes, board upgrades, extra outlets for bedrooms and studies, and lighting repairs in tired common areas.

Rosemeadow Marketplace, opened in 1993 on the corner of Copperfield Drive and Fitzgibbon Lane, is the suburb’s retail hub and holds the local post office. We provide electrical maintenance for shops, lighting and power upgrades, emergency and exit lighting, and fault finding for tenancies there.

Rosemeadow households can count on same-day service from our Campbelltown-based runs. Frequent urgent calls: a townhouse board that trips whenever the heater and dryer run together, lights failing across a shared path, and a scorched outlet in a busy rental.
A third of Rosemeadow homes are rented, 33.4 per cent at the 2021 Census and slightly above the NSW figure, so much of our work comes from landlords and managing agents who need alarms, boards and faults sorted between tenancies. Owners paying off homes along Thomas Rose Drive and the Shakespeare streets keep us busy too, adding circuits for air conditioning and updating 1980s kitchens. As your Rosemeadow electrician we handle the lot.
The suburb has changed since the 2009 order to partly demolish the estate, with streets renamed and the Radburn layout abandoned. Homes first designed to face shared walkways can have boards and meters where newcomers least expect them. We trace circuits carefully, label boards clearly and send an emergency electrician for dangerous faults. The same crew looks after Ambarvale, Glen Alpine, St Helens Park and the rest of Macarthur.

With 33.4 per cent of Rosemeadow homes rented, agents call us between tenancies to replace expired smoke alarms, test RCDs and supply dated reports that satisfy landlords and tenants alike.
About 14.2 per cent of dwellings here are townhouse or semi-detached types. We identify which wiring belongs to each lot and which serves shared paths or lighting, and report back clearly.
The public housing estate used a Radburn plan with homes backing onto streets. Boards and meters may not sit where new owners expect, so we trace every circuit and relabel them.
Rosemeadow Marketplace has served the suburb since 1993. We maintain shop lighting, add circuits for new equipment, and keep exit and emergency lights tested and compliant.

Our licensed electricians know the 1980s building stock of Rosemeadow, from Radburn-era homes that once faced shared walkways to newer houses off Copperfield Drive, and test everything before sign-off.

We quote after seeing the job. A rental townhouse on Macbeth Way and a four-bedroom home near Thomas Rose Drive get separate written prices, because the effort involved differs.

Agents with a tenant reporting sparks or a dead circuit in Rosemeadow get priority on our Campbelltown route, so the fault is dealt with quickly and the tenancy continues.

Among our 250+ customers are Rosemeadow landlords, owner-occupiers and property managers, and many first called us after a recommendation from someone else in the street.

Any circuit we install in a Rosemeadow home carries a lifetime labour guarantee, which matters to landlords who want a repair done once rather than revisited every lease.

Phone 02 8999 3691 and tell us whether the home is tenanted. We then coordinate a time directly with the tenant or agent so nobody waits around.

We check the board and the problem, then email a fixed written figure to you or your property manager, ready for approval before we pick up a tool.

Rosemeadow is close to our Campbelltown work, so we arrive in the agreed window, park considerately in the crescents and text if anything changes.

Offcuts and packaging go with us, every circuit is tested, and the owner receives the compliance certificate plus a brief summary suitable for the property file.

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Spyro launched the business in 2017, and today we run a crew of five-plus licensed electricians. Rosemeadow is a steady part of our Macarthur week, with plenty of rental changeovers, older boards and growing families needing more power. We aim to make each visit simple for tenants, owners and agents alike, with clear times, clean work and paperwork that answers the questions before anyone asks.
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Spyro speaking. Managing a Rosemeadow rental that needs alarms sorted before the next lease, or living with a board that trips too often? Call me on 02 8999 3691 and we will book an electrician in.
Spyro — Founder, Olympic Electrical
From power points and ceiling fans to full rewires and commercial fit-outs, we handle every job with care and turn up when we say we will. Book your free quote today.
At the 2021 Census, 33.4 per cent of Rosemeadow dwellings were rented, a higher share than the NSW average of 32.6 per cent. Most homes date from the 1980s onward, so the alarms first fitted have long passed their ten-year replacement date.

Each job we complete in Rosemeadow is backed by a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work, which NSW law requires. In homes built from the 1980s, including former public housing, we either fix any unsafe wiring we uncover or record it for the owner. Under AS/NZS 3000, changing a board means residual current protection on every final subcircuit, and Type AC units have been barred from new installations since 1 May 2023.
Rosemeadow customers get one written fixed price before we start. Estimating by phone is risky here: a board swap in a single-storey house off Copperfield Drive is straightforward, while the same job in an attached townhouse may involve shared walls, a meter in an odd position and coordinating access. So we inspect first and commit to a number you can approve.
Smoke alarms due before the next lease, a townhouse board that keeps tripping, or a Marketplace shop needing brighter lighting? Call 02 8999 3691. A licensed electrician will visit Rosemeadow, assess the job and give you a written fixed price, with labour guaranteed for life.
Rosemeadow landlords, managing agents, tenants and homeowners ask us these questions most. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Usually. We work 7am to 5:30pm Monday to Friday and 7am to 2pm Saturday, and we do not open on Sundays. Rosemeadow sits near the Campbelltown streets we cover every day, so a morning call to 02 8999 3691 generally gets someone out that afternoon. A hot smell, sparking or a board that will not reset gets moved to the top of our schedule.
We look before we price. A new outlet in a detached home with good roof access is quick, while the same job in an attached townhouse may take longer because of shared walls and tighter spaces. After inspecting, we give you or your agent one fixed figure in writing. It only changes if you ask for more work.
You must have a working alarm on every level of the property, repair any reported fault within two business days, and replace alarms within ten years of their manufacture date. Hard-wired alarms must be installed by a licensed electrician. With a third of Rosemeadow homes rented, we handle many of these visits and leave dated records for your agent.
It depends on where the fault is. Wiring inside your dwelling and your own board is usually the owner’s responsibility, while shared lighting, meter panels and supply to common areas often belong to the strata scheme or owners corporation. With 14.2 per cent of Rosemeadow homes being attached types, we see this often. We trace the fault and give both parties a written finding.
Part of Rosemeadow was built as a Radburn-style public housing estate, with homes backing onto streets and fronts facing shared pathways. Since the estate was partly demolished in the years after 2009, streets have been renamed and the Radburn design abandoned. In homes planned around those old walkways, the board and meter may be on a side you would not expect. We trace and label circuits so you know what is what.
Not always, but it should be tested. Most Rosemeadow homes were built from the 1980s, and by now switches, outlets and older cable joins may be worn, while boards often lack full RCD protection. We test insulation and earthing, check the board and tell you which circuits are sound. If a rewire is needed, we quote it room by room so you can stage the cost.
Yes. Many Rosemeadow families add split systems to bedrooms and living areas, especially in homes with three or four bedrooms. Each unit needs a suitable circuit and an isolator outside, and older boards often lack spare space. We check the load, add circuits or upgrade the board, and work with your installer so everything is ready on installation day.
Yes. The Marketplace, open since 1993 on Copperfield Drive, has shops that rely on steady refrigeration, bright lighting and working emergency lights. We replace failed fittings, add circuits for new equipment, install LED lighting and test exit signs, and we schedule noisy work outside trading hours so business carries on.
Yes. Every electrician on our team is licensed and insured, and the business has been operating since Spyro founded it in 2017. Our five-plus electricians have completed 7,000+ projects, and labour on each Rosemeadow job is guaranteed for life. If our workmanship ever fails, we come back and repair it.
All of Rosemeadow 2560, including Copperfield Drive, Thomas Rose Drive, Fitzgibbon Lane, Rosemeadow Marketplace and the Shakespeare streets such as Hamlet Crescent, Macbeth Way, Othello Avenue, Romeo Crescent, Juliet Close, Cleopatra Drive and Desdemona Street. We also cover Ambarvale, Glen Alpine, St Helens Park, Bradbury, Airds, Campbelltown, Ruse and Mount Annan.