Aaron Matthewz
Your Trusted Local Electrician, Chosen by 250+ Happy Customers
Same-Day Service
Licensed & Insured
Upfront & Honest Pricing
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Your Trusted Local Electrician, Chosen by 250+ Happy Customers
Same-Day Service
Licensed & Insured
Upfront & Honest Pricing
Lifetime Labour Guarantee

Granville is now mostly apartments. The 2021 Census counted 55.4 per cent flats, against 21.7 per cent across NSW, with 34.8 per cent separate houses and 49.2 per cent of dwellings holding two bedrooms. The older housing is freestanding weatherboard, fibro and plain brick on 500 to 600 square metre blocks, while three and four storey walk-ups cluster around the railway station. We rewire tired fibro cottages, replace unit boards and add extra outlets where one socket serves a whole bedroom.

Shops and businesses line the streets near Granville station and Parramatta Road, and the suburb still mixes in industrial sites among its housing. We look after food outlets, grocers, workshops and small offices with fault finding, lighting upgrades, shop fit-outs and three-phase work planned around trading.

Granville receives same-day service from Good Street across to the Duck River. Typical urgent faults: a walk-up losing stairwell lights, a fibro cottage circuit failing after heavy rain, and a shop fridge circuit dropping out during a busy afternoon.
Renters make up most of our Granville clients, since 54.6 per cent of homes were leased in 2021, well above the 32.6 per cent state figure. Property managers need smoke alarm compliance between tenants, strata committees want common area lighting fixed, and owners of older cottages ask for safer boards before selling or renting again. As a local electrician in Granville we also handle kitchen circuits for households cooking for many people.
The suburb has deep roots. It was called Parramatta Junction until 1880, the Town Hall on Carlton Street went up in 1888, and the Crest Theatre on Blaxcell Street dates from 1948. Old wiring hides inside many buildings from those eras. When a fault cannot wait, our urgent response electricians reach Granville quickly, with the same team covering jobs across Western Sydney.

Three and four storey blocks near Granville station hold much of the suburb's housing. We repair unit boards, restore common area lights and work out whether a fault sits inside the lot or on common property.
Freestanding fibro, weatherboard and unrendered brick homes on 500 to 600 square metre blocks remain common. Many still have old boards and limited earthing, so we upgrade circuits and add modern protection.
With more than half of Granville homes leased, agents call between tenancies to replace old smoke alarms, test RCDs and confirm every storey is covered, with dated records for the landlord's file.
Food outlets, grocers and service businesses near Granville station and Parramatta Road need reliable refrigeration and lighting. We add dedicated circuits, update signage lighting and work before or after opening hours.

Our licensed electricians regularly work in Granville’s fibro and weatherboard cottages and its station-side walk-ups, so both old single-phase boards and shared strata meter rooms are familiar.

We look first and then write down a fixed figure. A two-bedroom unit near Granville station and a cottage by Garside Park get separate quotes because the work differs.

If a Granville unit block loses stair lighting or a South Street shop goes dark, we move work around and send the nearest licensed electrician as soon as we can.

Our 250+ customers include Granville landlords, strata committees and small business owners near the station, many of whom call us back each time a tenancy changes.

All labour on circuits we install in Granville carries a lifetime guarantee, whether the cable runs through an old fibro wall or a brick walk-up near Parramatta Road.

Book by phone and mention the building type. For walk-ups we ask about meter room keys and intercom access, and for shops we find a quiet trading window.

Once we have inspected, you receive a written fixed figure with the scope set out clearly, so landlords, agents and tenants all know what is being done.

Parking around Granville station is tight, so we plan loading spots in advance, arrive during the agreed window and call if traffic on Parramatta Road delays us.

We clean up plaster dust, remove old fittings and hand over the compliance certificate, with a copy sent to the property manager when a rental is involved.

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Spyro set up the business in 2017, and today our five-plus licensed electricians work in Granville most weeks. The suburb brings a real mix: renters needing quick repairs, strata blocks with shared meter rooms, cottages on older wiring and busy shops near the station. We keep communication plain and give agents and owners the records they need, so jobs finish cleanly and tenants are not left without power longer than necessary.
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Spyro here. If your Granville unit has a flickering board, your rental needs new alarms, or your shop near the station keeps tripping, call 02 8999 3691 and I will get a licensed electrician organised.
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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 54.6 per cent of Granville dwellings were rented, far above the 32.6 per cent across NSW, and most of them are units in walk-ups near the station. That makes smoke alarm compliance the service Granville property managers ask us about more than any other.

Granville’s building stock ranges from fibro cottages and older walk-ups to recent apartments, and each era brings its own risks, from missing earths to overloaded shared boards. We test and certify all work, lodging a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work for every job. When a board is altered, final subcircuits receive safety switch protection of Type A or better, as current wiring rules require.
Every Granville job is inspected before we commit to a number. You then receive a written fixed price that holds unless you change the scope. Swapping the board in a two-bedroom unit near the station involves strata access and a cramped meter cupboard, whereas rewiring a fibro cottage near Garside Park means working through a roof space and subfloor. Those jobs differ a lot, so each gets its own honest quote.
If you manage a Granville rental, own a cottage on older wiring, or run a shop near the station, call 02 8999 3691. We will arrange an inspection that suits you and your tenants, give a written fixed price and have a licensed electrician on site when agreed.
Granville tenants, landlords, strata committees and shopkeepers ask us these questions most often. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Usually it is. We operate from 7am until 5:30pm Monday to Friday and from 7am until 2pm on Saturday, and Granville sits right on our Parramatta routes. Calling early in the day gives us the best chance of fitting you in. If there is a smell of burning, sparking or no power at all, tell us immediately so the job moves to the front.
An electrician first looks at the board, wiring and access, then we give you a written fixed price for that scope. A repair in a unit with a shared meter room can involve more access time than the same job in a freestanding cottage, which is why we inspect first. The agreed price only moves if you request additional work.
Generally, wiring and fittings inside your unit from your own board are the owner’s concern, while common property such as stairwell lights, meter rooms and shared supply cables belongs to the owners corporation. Each by-law set can differ. We identify where the fault sits and explain which party is responsible, so owners and strata managers know who should approve the repair.
Not always, but many older fibro and weatherboard homes still run original circuits with limited earthing and no RCD protection. We test insulation, check the earth and look at the board, then tell you whether targeted repairs are enough or a full rewire is the safer option. If asbestos is suspected in wall sheeting, we plan work to avoid disturbing it.
Landlords must have a working alarm on every storey, repair faults within two business days of notice and replace alarms within ten years of manufacture. Hard-wired alarms must be installed by a licensed electrician. With more than half of Granville homes rented, we handle many of these visits for agents and provide dated records after each one.
Parts of Granville sit near the Duck River and the Duck Creek channel, which flooded on Anzac Day 1974 after torrential rain. Water entering subfloors or garages can damage cabling and outlets. After any flooding we test circuits before power is restored, and for low-lying properties we can raise power points and keep boards clear of likely water levels.
The Granville Town Hall and the Crest Theatre are heritage listed, and other older buildings in the suburb have heritage character. Work on listed buildings may need approval, particularly anything visible. For most homes this does not apply, but if your property has heritage status we plan routes that keep original features intact and suggest you confirm requirements with council.
Yes. We install dedicated circuits for fridges and cool rooms, upgrade shopfront and signage lighting, test emergency exit lights and complete commercial repairs for businesses around the station and Parramatta Road. Work is scheduled before opening or after closing so trade continues, and we provide test records for landlords and insurers.
It depends on the building. In a strata block, a charger in your car space usually needs owners corporation approval and a check of the building’s spare supply capacity. For houses with a driveway or garage, it is simpler. We assess the supply, explain what approval is needed and install a dedicated circuit with its own protection once cleared.
We cover all of Granville in postcode 2142, including the station precinct, Good Street, Blaxcell Street, Carlton Street, South Street, William Street, Garside Park and the streets near the Duck River. We also work daily in South Granville, Harris Park, Rosehill, Clyde, Merrylands, Parramatta, Guildford and Westmead, so nearby jobs are easy to combine.