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

Apartments define the Botany Bay frontage. In 2021 the ABS found 60.1 per cent of Brighton-Le-Sands dwellings were flats, nearly triple the 21.7 per cent state share, with separate houses at 29.7 per cent. Two-bedroom homes make up 48.9 per cent. Behind the walk-ups sit older cottages from the decades after the Illawarra line opened in 1884. We upgrade unit boards, rewire period homes and install LED downlights in renovated beachside flats.

Bay Street and The Grand Parade carry a long run of Greek, Italian, Thai and Japanese restaurants, cafes and the Novotel at the corner, with a Coles on Moate Avenue. We service commercial kitchens, dining room lighting, signage and commercial electrical fault work around busy meal services.

For Brighton-Le-Sands we offer same-day service on faults such as corroded outdoor fittings on salt-exposed balconies, a strata stairwell left dark, or a Bay Street restaurant losing a kitchen circuit just before dinner. Call early and we route the nearest electrician.
Renters and strata owners generate much of our Brighton-Le-Sands work, with 43.5 per cent of dwellings leased at the 2021 Census. Property managers want alarm compliance done between tenancies, owners’ corporations need common area lighting kept alive, and unit owners renovating kitchens ask for new circuits without upsetting neighbours. As the Brighton-Le-Sands electrician many buildings along The Grand Parade already use, we know which meter rooms are cramped and which lifts carry tools.
Houses in the back streets toward Rockdale bring different jobs: old boards, extensions and garden lighting. Restaurants in the area known as Little Greece by the Bay keep us busy with cool rooms and extraction fans. From a simple light fitting to an urgent electrical callout, we cover this bayside strip and the rest of St George and Canterbury-Bankstown.

Flats make up 60.1 per cent of dwellings here. We upgrade unit boards, trace faults on shared supply and work with strata managers on meter rooms and common area lighting.
Homes facing Botany Bay take salty winds and heavy weather. We swap corroded outdoor fittings for marine-grade options and seal exposed outlets on balconies and courtyards.
Bay Street and The Grand Parade host many Greek and other eateries. We wire cool rooms, extraction fans and dining lights, and schedule work outside lunch and dinner service.
With 43.5 per cent of homes leased, agents book us to replace old smoke alarms, test RCDs and supply dated records before new tenants move in.

Our licensed electricians regularly work in Grand Parade apartment blocks and the older cottages behind them, and understand how sea air wears down fittings near Lady Robinsons Beach.

We view the job, then confirm a single figure in writing. A studio refresh near Moate Avenue and a full rewire of an older house get separate quotes, since the work differs so much.

If a Bay Street kitchen trips out before service or a unit balcony light shorts in a storm off the bay, we reshuffle our run to reach you quickly.

Among our 250+ customers are Brighton-Le-Sands strata committees, landlords and restaurant owners, several of whom came to us through a building manager’s recommendation.

Circuits we install in any Brighton-Le-Sands flat, house or eatery come with labour guaranteed for life, including cabling behind freshly tiled bathroom and kitchen walls.

Tell us your building, level and whether we need a fob or strata permission. We then offer a slot that suits the building manager, your tenants or your restaurant roster.

After checking the unit board and meter room, we explain the work clearly and email a fixed written figure, so there are no surprises on the invoice.

Parking near The Grand Parade can be tight on warm weekends, so we plan the van drop and arrive within the window. If we are delayed, you get a call.

Lift pads, drop sheets and a vacuum come with us. Offcuts leave in the van, and you receive the compliance certificate plus notes for the strata file.

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Spyro founded the company in 2017, and five-plus licensed electricians now handle the work, with Brighton-Le-Sands one of our regular bayside stops. Here the job list covers unit switchboards, lighting upgrades in renovated flats, older cottages behind the beachfront and busy restaurant kitchens. We are careful with strata rules and quick for traders who cannot lose a night’s takings. The same electrician sees your job through from quote to certificate.
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Spyro here. If your Grand Parade unit keeps tripping, your balcony light has rusted out, or your Bay Street kitchen needs more power, call me on 02 8999 3691 and I will get it looked at.
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.
Flats make up 60.1 per cent of Brighton-Le-Sands homes and nearly half have two bedrooms. Many older walk-ups along the bay still have small unit boards with few safety switches.
Every Brighton-Le-Sands job is followed by a CCEW, the Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work that NSW law requires. In bayside blocks where salt has attacked older outdoor fittings, anything we disturb is brought to current standards and any issue we cannot fix that day is written up for the owner or strata. New installations never include Type AC safety switches, which are barred from 1 May 2023.
You get a firm written figure before we begin. Guessing over the phone does not suit Brighton-Le-Sands: replacing lights in a two-bedroom unit off Moate Avenue is often straightforward, while rewiring a cottage in the back streets means lifting floorboards and working through tight roof spaces. We inspect, explain, then commit to one price.
Rusty balcony fittings, an old unit board, rental alarm deadlines or a restaurant kitchen needing more circuits? Call 02 8999 3691 and a licensed electrician will inspect in person, explain your options and give you a fixed written price with labour guaranteed for life.
Brighton-Le-Sands unit owners, landlords, strata managers and Bay Street restaurant operators ask us these questions most. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Frequently, yes. Our team works from 7am until 5:30pm on weekdays and from 7am to 2pm on Saturdays, and we pass through the bayside suburbs most days. Call 02 8999 3691 before lunch for the best chance of a visit today. Let us know if there is smoke, heat or a main switch that will not stay up, as those move ahead of routine bookings.
It depends on what we find. A light fitting swap in a newer apartment near Cook Park is simple, but the same request in an older walk-up may involve tired cabling and a crowded board. We inspect first and then give you a fixed figure in writing, which only changes if you ask for extra work.
Salt air off Botany Bay corrodes metal fittings and lets moisture into outdoor outlets, especially on east-facing balconies along The Grand Parade. That moisture often trips safety switches after rain. We replace corroded fittings with weather-rated ones, seal entry points and check the circuit, so the problem does not return every storm season.
Usually the wiring from your unit’s own board into your rooms is the owner’s responsibility, while main switchboards, rising mains, lobby lights and car park lighting belong to common property. With 60.1 per cent of Brighton-Le-Sands dwellings being flats, we get this question constantly. We find the fault first, then give you and the strata manager a written explanation.
Landlords in NSW must keep a working alarm on each storey, repair a reported fault within two business days, and replace alarms once they reach ten years from their manufacture date. Hard-wired alarms need a licensed electrician. As 43.5 per cent of homes here are rented, we regularly carry out smoke alarm testing for managing agents and provide dated reports.
Yes. Brighton-Le-Sands grew after the Illawarra railway opened in 1884 and Thomas Saywell developed the foreshore, so some cottages in the back streets have wiring that has been patched over many decades. We test insulation, replace unsafe cable, add earthing and install a modern board, working room by room so you can stay in the house during the job.
Often, with strata approval. We assess the building’s spare capacity, work out how to meter your usage and run a dedicated circuit to your bay. Where several owners want chargers, we can advise the committee on a shared plan. Houses with a driveway are usually simpler: we check your board, run the circuit and mount the charger.
We do. This strip is known as Little Greece by the Bay and also has Italian, Thai, Japanese and European venues. We handle cool room and oven circuits, extraction fans, appliance installation, dining and signage lighting, and exit light tests. Work that needs power off is booked before opening or after close so service is not interrupted.
Yes, as long as the ceiling structure and strata by-laws allow it. Many residents prefer fans to cope with humid summer nights by the water. We check the ceiling for a solid fixing point, run switching from the existing light circuit or a new one, and install ceiling fans with minimal disruption to plaster and paint.
All of Brighton-Le-Sands 2216, from The Grand Parade, Bay Street and Moate Avenue to Cook Park, Lady Robinsons Beach, White Oak Reserve, Tony Baker Reserve and Bicentennial Park East. We also regularly work in Monterey, Kyeemagh, Ramsgate, Rockdale, Kogarah, Banksia, Arncliffe, Dolls Point and Sans Souci.


