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
Restoring a bungalow on The Grove, running a Hill Street shop or sitting on a strata committee near Roseville station? Our Roseville offers also cover Bancroft Avenue, Roseville Park and the Loyal Henry Park streets. Say you saw the offer when booking and we apply it.

Roseville is a suburb of big family houses. At the 2021 Census, separate houses made up 68.8 per cent of dwellings and 48.1 per cent had four or more bedrooms, against 33.9 per cent statewide. Homes near the station are mostly Federation and Californian bungalow styles from the 1890s to the 1930s, with plainer 1940s and 1950s houses further out. Flats account for 28.5 per cent. We carry out full and partial rewires, new lighting plans for renovated interiors and board upgrades in these older homes.

Roseville’s shops sit beside the station on the Pacific Highway and Hill Street, including the art deco Roseville Cinema and the 1939 former Commonwealth Bank building. We handle lighting, power and small commercial electrical jobs for cafes, practices and retailers, plus maintenance for schools, churches and clubs.

We offer same-day service right across 2069, from Boundary Street up to Carnarvon Road. Urgent Roseville calls usually involve a Federation home losing a circuit after heavy rain, a storm-damaged garden light shorting out, or a unit block near the station with dead common-area lighting.
Owner-occupiers dominate our Roseville work, with 38.9 per cent of homes owned outright and another third under a mortgage. Many are renovating older houses and want the electrics brought up to the standard of the new kitchen, bathrooms or rear extension. Others need capacity for ducted air conditioning, a pool pump or an EV charger. As a Roseville electrician we also look after strata blocks near the station and small businesses along Hill Street.
Work varies from street to street. Around Bancroft Avenue, Clanville Road and Dudley Avenue we are mostly rewiring Federation homes carefully, keeping ornate ceilings and joinery intact. On the slopes toward Lane Cove National Park and Middle Harbour it is often outdoor lighting, storm damage and urgent fault repairs. We give Roseville the same service we bring to the rest of the North Shore.

Flats already make up 28.5 per cent of Roseville homes, and a 250-home project on Lord Street and Roseville Avenue was approved in 2026. We handle unit boards, common lighting and strata fault reports.
Nearly half of Roseville homes have four or more bedrooms. We add circuits for ducted air conditioning, home offices, pool equipment and kitchen appliances, and upgrade boards that were never sized for these loads.
The shopping strip beside Roseville station on Hill Street and the Pacific Highway houses cafes, services and the art deco cinema. We fit lighting, power and signage while keeping heritage frontages untouched.
Roseville backs onto Lane Cove National Park in the west and Middle Harbour in the east. We install weatherproof garden lighting and repair outdoor circuits damaged by falling branches and heavy storms.

Federation and Californian bungalow homes like those on Bancroft Avenue and The Grove are regular territory for our licensed crew, and we rewire them without damaging original features.

A bungalow rewire near Roseville Park and a light upgrade in a Lord Street unit get separate written quotes after we look, so each price reflects the real job.

After a storm brings branches down across Roseville, or a circuit dies in the middle of a renovation, we rearrange our day to get an electrician to you promptly.

Roseville homeowners and strata committees are among our 250+ customers, and many recommend us to neighbours after a careful rewire of their own period home.

The labour on every Roseville job is guaranteed for life, including rewiring concealed inside ornate Federation ceilings and walls that nobody wants to open again.

Let us know your street, whether the house has a steep drive or side gate, and any renovation deadlines. We then find a time that suits your family or builder.

The electrician inspects the board and ceiling space, explains which original wiring can stay, and sends one fixed written figure for you to approve before starting.

Roseville streets are wide and leafy, so parking is rarely a problem. We turn up inside the agreed window and call ahead if Pacific Highway traffic holds us up.

Drop sheets protect timber floors and period finishes, every scrap of cable goes back in the van, and the compliance certificate comes with a plain note listing what changed.

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It was 2017 when Spyro launched the company, and five-plus licensed electricians now share the Roseville workload with him. The older houses here suit careful tradespeople: we rewire Federation and bungalow homes without wrecking plaster, plan lighting for big renovations and upgrade boards to carry modern loads. We also help strata committees with the growing number of unit blocks near the station. The same electrician looks after your job from the first inspection to the final sign-off.
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This is Spyro. Old wiring hiding in a Roseville bungalow, or a renovation still waiting on its lighting layout? Ring 02 8999 3691 and I’ll book a licensed electrician to walk through the house with you.
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.
Houses close to Roseville station were mostly built in Federation and Californian bungalow styles between the 1890s and the 1930s. Many still carry sections of original wiring alongside later additions, which is why rewiring is the single biggest job we quote in 2069.

Under NSW law, a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work follows every Roseville job we finish. In period homes, any original wiring we disturb is either upgraded or recorded on paper for the owner. Whenever a board is swapped out or modified, AS/NZS 3000 calls for residual current protection across its final subcircuits, and the 1 May 2023 cut-off means no Type AC device goes into our new work, only Type A or above.
Roseville quotes are written after a site visit and then held fixed. The difference between homes is large: adding lights to a 1950s single-storey brick home near Roseville West Park is quick, but the same work in a two-storey Federation house on Bancroft Avenue means lifting floorboards and working around ornate ceilings. Once you sign off, the number only moves if you add work.
Original wiring in a Federation home, a renovation that needs a lighting plan, or a unit block with failing common lights? Phone 02 8999 3691 for an on-site inspection in Roseville. You receive a fixed written price to approve, and our labour stays guaranteed for life.
Questions we hear most from Roseville homeowners, renovators and strata committees. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Often, yes. Weekday bookings run 7am to 5:30pm and Saturday bookings 7am to 2pm; nobody works Sunday. Roseville sits right on the Pacific Highway corridor our vans use every day, so calling 02 8999 3691 in the morning usually gets someone to you that afternoon. A burning smell, sparks or a board that keeps tripping always goes ahead of routine work.
We do not quote blind over the phone. Roseville homes range from compact 1950s brick houses to large two-storey Federation homes with ornate ceilings, and the same request can take very different amounts of work. We inspect first, explain your options and then commit to one fixed figure on paper, which stays put unless you request additions.
Quite possibly. Many Roseville houses were built between the 1890s and the 1930s and have been partly rewired over the years, leaving a mix of old rubber or cloth-covered cable and newer wiring. Signs include ceramic fuses, flickering lights, warm switch plates and few power points. We test the existing circuits, tell you what is sound and quote a rewire that protects the period features.
Parts of Roseville fall in Ku-ring-gai and a small southern section in Willoughby, and both councils protect certain streets and buildings. Internal rewiring is usually not affected. Where it matters is on the outside: new meter boxes, external conduit and front lighting can need care. We keep work off street-facing facades where possible, and you can confirm your property’s status with your council.
It depends where the fault is. Wiring after your own unit switchboard normally belongs to the lot owner, while the main board, meter room, car park and hallway lighting are usually common property. With new apartment projects coming near the station, more Roseville owners are asking this. Once we locate the problem, you and your strata manager both receive a written finding.
Most likely, yes. Roseville averages 1.7 cars per home and most houses have a garage or driveway. We check whether your switchboard has spare capacity, run a dedicated circuit to where you park and install the charger with its own protection. In older homes with a small board, we may recommend an upgrade first and quote that separately.
Yes. Many Roseville blocks have established gardens running down toward bushland, and owners want pathway lights, feature lighting and power for water features or outdoor kitchens. We use weatherproof fittings and cabling rated for the ground, add timers or sensors, and place everything on protected circuits so wet weather does not trip the house.
Stay away from any damaged fitting or exposed cable, and switch off the circuit at the board if it is safe to reach. Roseville’s tall trees mean branches often damage garden lights, outdoor power points and cabling to sheds. We make the area safe, repair or replace what is damaged and test the circuit before switching it back on. Fallen street lines are reported to Ausgrid.
We do. The shops on Hill Street and along the Pacific Highway include cafes, medical and professional practices and retailers. We install lighting, extra power, signage and data points, fit emergency and exit lighting, and arrange noisy work outside trading hours. We also carry out maintenance for local schools, churches and clubs.
Yes. Every electrician on our team is licensed and insured, and Spyro has run the business since 2017. Each Roseville job comes with its compliance certificate and a lifetime guarantee on labour. If anything we installed fails because of our workmanship, we come back and fix it at no labour cost.
All of Roseville 2069, on both the Ku-ring-gai and Willoughby sides, including Hill Street, the Pacific Highway shops, Bancroft Avenue, Clanville Road, Babbage Road, The Grove, Lord Street, Roseville Park, Loyal Henry Park, Muston Park and the Roseville Golf Club area. We also work regularly in Lindfield, Chatswood, Castle Cove, East Killara, North Willoughby and Middle Cove.