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
Own a house above the moorings, a home on Parthenia Street or a spot near Wallys Wharf? Our limited specials now extend across Dolans Bay, taking in Wistaria Street, Carmen Place Reserve and the lower end of Port Hacking Road. Name the Dolans Bay offer as you book and we honour it.

Only a few hundred homes share this cove, and at the 2021 Census every one was a house or townhouse, with no flats at all. Separate houses made up 91.8 per cent, the average dwelling had four bedrooms and 69.9 per cent had four or more. Land here was first bought by Patrick Dolan in 1856, and a 1927 estate release cut the early building blocks. Today we rewire renovated family homes, upgrade boards for pools and ducted air, and run new wiring through major extensions above the water.

There is no shopping strip inside Dolans Bay; residents use Caringbah and Miranda. Commercial work here means home offices, boat repair on nearby Burraneer Bay, and trades building new homes. We supply builders with temporary power boards, wire studios and offices, and fit dedicated circuits for workshops and boatsheds.

Dolans Bay gets our same-day service like every other Port Hacking street. Urgent calls here tend to be a boatshed outlet tripping the whole house, a pool pump circuit dead in summer, water in outdoor lighting after a big storm, or a switchboard overheating in a large renovated home.
Dolans Bay is one of the smallest suburbs we serve, 699 residents at the 2021 Census, yet its homes are among the largest. Families here, averaging 3.2 people per household, usually call us for a renovation, a pool rebuild or a garage conversion. As a Dolans Bay electrician familiar with the cove, we tailor lighting, power and cabling to each house rather than fitting a standard package.
The water shapes much of the work. Some homes line the water’s edge with boatsheds, and boats moor in the bay, so owners want jetty lighting, winch outlets and weatherproof power that holds up to salt. Others ask about mid-century design, since Robin Boyd’s Lyons House on Port Hacking Road is State Heritage listed. If something fails badly, an emergency electrician is on the way through the Sutherland Shire the same day.

The average Dolans Bay home has four bedrooms, and many have been extended or rebuilt. We plan circuits for ducted air, home offices and entertaining areas, and resize boards so they never struggle.
Some homes sit right on the water's edge with their own boatsheds. We install wet-rated outlets, jetty and path lighting and RCD protection so a fault near the bay switches off at once.
Lyons House, designed by Robin Boyd in 1967, joined the State Heritage Register in 2014. In homes of that era we upgrade wiring while keeping original light fittings, joinery and ceilings intact.
Pools, heat pumps, induction cooking and two-car charging add up. We replace crowded or ageing switchboards with properly sized boards, full RCD coverage and room for the next project.

Our licensed electricians know Dolans Bay’s steep waterfront lots, big renovated family homes and boatsheds, and how salt and moisture wear down outdoor wiring faster than anywhere inland.

Each job, from a Wistaria Street pool circuit to jetty lights on the cove, is inspected before we put a single fixed figure in writing for you to approve.

If a waterfront home loses power or a boatshed circuit trips everything on a Saturday, we move your call forward and send the nearest licensed electrician to the bay.

Many of our 250+ customers live on the Port Hacking peninsulas, and Dolans Bay owners often find us through neighbours along Parthenia Street or across Burraneer Bay.

The labour on every circuit we install in a Dolans Bay home, boatshed or garden is guaranteed for life, including wiring buried under new decks and paving.

Tell us your street and how the block is reached, whether a steep driveway, stairs to the water or a shared lane. We then book around your family schedule.

We check the board, supply and cable paths, explain what the work involves and send a fixed written figure, so you can plan the renovation budget properly.

Parking is limited in these narrow streets and on bus route 978, so we arrange the van position ahead and arrive in the window agreed, or phone first.

Floors and decks are protected, we remove every offcut and box, and you receive the CCEW and a clear list of new circuits for your records.

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Spyro founded the business in 2017, and our five-plus licensed electricians now work the Port Hacking waterfront suburbs every week. Dolans Bay is small but demanding: large homes, pools, boatsheds and renovations that must be wired once and wired well. We keep the same electrician on each job from inspection to handover, which matters when builders, landscapers and owners all need clear answers.
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Spyro here. Renovating above the bay, or tired of the boatshed outlet tripping the house? Ring me on 02 8999 3691 and I will have one of our licensed team come down and look at it properly.
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.
Dolans Bay households averaged 2.5 motor vehicles per dwelling at the 2021 Census, while detached dwellings account for 91.8 per cent of the cove. Multiple cars parked at most addresses make a dedicated charging point a sensible upgrade for homes around the bay.

NSW requires a CCEW from licensed electricians after every job, and each Dolans Bay visit ends with one lodged. Renovations here usually mean altering the board, and AS/NZS 3000 then requires residual current protection on the final subcircuits. Type AC safety switches have been excluded from new work since 1 May 2023, and for pool, charger and boatshed circuits we install Type A or better.
Every price here is fixed and written before work begins. Changing LED downlights in a level home near Palm Lane is a short job, while running power down a steep block to a boatshed at the water’s edge needs trenching, wet-rated fittings and a longer day. We look at the site, talk through the choices and then commit to one number.
Planning a renovation above the bay, adding a car charger or finally fixing that boatshed outlet? Ring 02 8999 3691 and we will book a licensed electrician to walk the block, confirm one agreed price on paper and stand behind the workmanship permanently.
Dolans Bay renovators, waterfront owners and families ask us these questions most. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Often, yes. The peninsula is on our regular southern Shire runs, and we work weekdays 7am to 5:30pm and Saturdays 7am to 2pm. Phone 02 8999 3691 early and a same-day visit is usually possible. A burning smell, a hot board or no power at all gets priority over planned work.
We only price after seeing it, because blocks here vary so much. A new power point in a level living room is quick, while the same outlet in a boatshed down a steep slope needs trenching and waterproof fittings. After inspecting, we send a written fixed price, and it holds unless you add to the job.
Yes, on your property. Several Dolans Bay homes line the water’s edge with boatsheds and moorings. We run a dedicated protected circuit from the house, use cable and fittings rated for wet locations, and fit RCD protection so any fault near the water cuts power immediately. Work over public waterways may need separate approval, which we can point you towards.
Fittings on the Port Hacking estuary take constant salt and moisture, and standard garden lights rarely last. We replace them with marine-grade or stainless options, reseal junction boxes and move connections into sealed enclosures. We also check the circuit’s insulation so moisture is not causing nuisance tripping inside the house.
Early, ideally at the design stage. With the average Dolans Bay home now at four bedrooms, rebuilds often add pools, home theatres and charger bays, and the supply and board need planning to match. We work with your builder to arrange temporary power, rough-in and fit-off, and we time inspections so the project stays on schedule.
Yes. Robin Boyd’s 1967 Lyons House on Port Hacking Road shows the calibre of design found locally. In homes of that period we replace old cable and add RCD protection while keeping original light fittings, timber ceilings and joinery. Where exposed wiring would spoil the design, we find concealed routes instead.
Of course. Bigger homes often need fans in every bedroom and living zone, plus layered lighting for kitchens and outdoor areas. We supply and fit quiet DC ceiling fans, dimmable LED lighting and outdoor fittings, and we can group circuits so a whole zone switches together.
When we are already at your Dolans Bay home for a booked job, we look over the board, RCD coverage and any visible hazards at no charge. A stand-alone inspection before buying or after renovating is quoted as a fixed fee upfront, and you get a written summary either way.
We do. Our residential electrical work in Dolans Bay covers upgrades, additions and full fit-outs as well as fault finding. Typical projects include new kitchen circuits, pool equipment, outdoor living areas, EV chargers and complete rewires on older homes being brought up to date.
All of Dolans Bay 2229, from Port Hacking Road, Parthenia Street, Wistaria Street, Palm Lane, Carmen Place, Ellery Place and Lehane Plaza down to Wallys Wharf and Carmen Place Reserve. We also work regularly in Caringbah South, Lilli Pilli, Port Hacking, Burraneer, Caringbah, Woolooware and Cronulla.