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
Shopping at Lennox Village, living off River Road near the Lewers gallery, or running a unit in the industrial area? Emu Plains homes and businesses by the station, St Paul’s Anglican Church and Penola Catholic College qualify for our current specials. Say you saw the offer when booking.

Emu Plains sits on the western bank of the Nepean River at the foot of the Blue Mountains, and it is house country: 82.1 per cent of dwellings were separate houses at the 2021 Census, averaging 3.4 bedrooms. Owners stay put here, with 39.1 per cent owning outright against 31.5 per cent statewide, so many boards and cable runs have simply aged along with the house. We carry out board replacements, add circuits for granny flats and sheds, and wire home renovations.

Emu Plains has a working side too. The industrial area includes a Holcim concrete plant, and Lennox Village holds Woolworths, Aldi and specialty shops. Schools such as Nepean Creative and Performing Arts High School and Penola Catholic College add steady demand. We handle commercial electrical maintenance, three-phase circuits, workshop lighting and tenancy changes.

Emu Plains customers get a same-day service for the faults we see most in established homes by the river: water getting into outdoor circuits after storms off the mountains, a shed supply failing, or an ageing board tripping when the pool pump, oven and air conditioner all run.
Our Emu Plains work is mainly for long-term owners. Nearly four in ten homes were owned outright at the 2021 Census, and those households often want to modernise rather than move: a new board, better outdoor lighting, a circuit to a back shed or power for a granny flat. Younger families buying in with a mortgage, 36.2 per cent of homes, ask for EV chargers and kitchen upgrades. As your Emu Plains electrician we also look after workshops in the industrial area.
History is never far away here. The two-storey 1883 railway station, Emu Hall from 1851 and the former Arms of Australia Inn all sit within the suburb, and older cottages nearby need a gentle hand. If a fault needs urgent help, our emergency electricians can come out, and we serve Penrith and the rest of Western Sydney from the same vans.

With 82.1 per cent separate houses and 40.8 per cent having four or more bedrooms, Emu Plains homes often need extra circuits, new boards and better lighting as families grow and appliances multiply.
Emu Plains has heritage items including the 1883 railway station, Emu Hall and St Paul's Anglican Church. For nearby older cottages we upgrade wiring while protecting original features and street frontages.
The suburb sits beside the Nepean River at the foot of the mountains. We protect outdoor circuits, sheds and pool equipment against moisture and check safety switches after heavy storms.
The Emu Plains industrial area includes the Holcim concrete plant and smaller workshops. We supply three-phase circuits, machinery isolation, high-bay lighting and routine maintenance to keep operations running.

Across Emu Plains our licensed crew has worked in post-war cottages near the station and larger family homes on the hillside streets, and knows the problems each type brings.

A shed circuit on an Emu Plains block and a full board upgrade in a four-bedroom home are both quoted in writing at a fixed figure after we see the job.

When storms off the Blue Mountains knock out an Emu Plains circuit or a board starts smoking, we move that job forward and give you a realistic arrival time.

Long-term Emu Plains owners, local landlords and small workshops are part of our 250+ customers, and many passed our number on after we sorted their own home.

Every piece of labour we complete in an Emu Plains home or workshop is guaranteed for life, including new outdoor circuits exposed to Nepean weather.

Call and tell us your street, any access issues like side gates or dogs, and whether the job is in the house, shed or granny flat. We then book a time that suits.

After checking the board and the affected circuits, we describe the job without jargon and send you a fixed written quote before anything is started.

Our van comes over the river along the Great Western Highway and arrives in the window we agreed. If the M4 or the bridge holds us up, we phone ahead.

Offcuts, old fittings and dead cable leave with us, surfaces get wiped down, and your compliance certificate arrives with a clear note of the changes made to your home.

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Starting out solo with Spyro in 2017, the business now runs five-plus licensed electricians right across western Sydney, with plenty of that time spent in Emu Plains. Here we mainly help long-term owners bring older homes up to date, wire sheds and granny flats, and keep workshops in the industrial area running. People in Emu Plains appreciate straight answers and good workmanship, and that is how we like to operate, with one team seeing each job through.
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G’day, Spyro here. Ageing switchboard in your Emu Plains home, or a shed that keeps losing power? Phone 02 8999 3691 and we’ll send a licensed electrician across the river for a proper look.
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.
In Emu Plains 39.1 per cent of homes were owned outright at the 2021 Census and the median age was 41, pointing to owners who have stayed in the same house for many years. Original fuse boards and early switchboards are common, and they struggle with modern loads.

Each Emu Plains visit closes with a CCEW, the state’s compliance certificate for electrical work, lodged in your name. In long-held homes by the Nepean it often records fresh circuits for sheds, pool gear or granny flats. Touch the switchboard and the wiring rules call for residual current devices across every final subcircuit; Type AC units have been out of bounds for fresh installs since May 2023.
Every job comes with a fixed written price before we start. Emu Plains shows why: fitting a new outlet in a modern house with easy roof access is simple, while running a submain across a large block to a back shed or granny flat involves trenching, longer cable and more testing. We check the property, then give one clear figure.
Old switchboard in your Emu Plains home, a shed that needs power or a storm-damaged outdoor circuit near the river? Phone 02 8999 3691; one of our licensed team will size up the problem on site, talk you through it and set a fixed written price, with labour guaranteed for life.
Long-term Emu Plains homeowners, young families, landlords and workshop owners put these questions to us regularly. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Frequently on the same day. Our hours are weekdays 7am till 5:30pm and Saturdays 7am till 2pm, and Emu Plains is part of the Penrith area loop we drive constantly. An early phone call to 02 8999 3691 improves your odds. Mention a burning smell, a smoking outlet or a dead section of the house and the job jumps up our list.
We price after seeing the job. A new light in a modern home with good roof access is quick, while running power to a shed at the back of a large block or rewiring an older cottage takes more time and materials. After the inspection we provide a written fixed price, which only changes if you add to the work.
If your home still has ceramic fuses or only one or two safety switches, an upgrade is usually worthwhile. Many Emu Plains owners have lived in their homes for decades, and the original board was not built for air conditioning, pool pumps or induction cooking. We test the circuits, check capacity and quote a board with RCD protection on every final subcircuit.
Yes. Many Emu Plains blocks have sheds, garages or granny flats set back from the house. We size a submain for the distance and the load, trench or run cable safely, fit a separate distribution board if needed and provide RCD protection. Before starting, we check whether the main board and supply can handle the extra demand.
Emu Plains sits beside the Nepean, and storms rolling off the mountains can push water into outdoor fittings and sheds. If a safety switch trips repeatedly after rain, do not keep resetting it. We find the wet fitting or damaged cable, replace it with properly rated gear and check that your outdoor circuits are adequately protected.
Yes. Emu Plains has heritage-listed places such as the 1883 railway station, the Arms of Australia Inn and Emu Hall, plus older cottages nearby. We rewire and upgrade in a way that avoids damage to original fabric, keeps new fittings discreet and follows any conditions from Penrith City Council. Check with council about approvals if your property is listed.
Yes. Emu Plains households averaged 1.9 motor vehicles per dwelling in the 2021 Census, and most homes have a driveway or garage. We check your board and supply capacity, install a dedicated circuit, fit a charger with Type A or better RCD protection and place it where the cable reaches your parking spot neatly.
We can wire pool pumps, heaters and outdoor lighting, and check that the equipment is on RCD-protected circuits. Pool gear often sits outside, exposed to storms and heat, so we use weatherproof fittings and check equipotential bonding where required. If your pool pump keeps tripping power, we find the cause and fix it.
Yes. The industrial area includes the Holcim concrete plant and a range of smaller workshops and trade businesses. We install three-phase circuits, machine isolators, high-bay LED lighting and power for new equipment, and we schedule work to minimise downtime. We also help shops at Lennox Village with lighting and circuit changes.
Every corner of Emu Plains 2750: the Great Western Highway, River Road, Russell Street, Nepean Street, Lennox Village, the station precinct and the industrial area. Our vans also make weekly stops in Penrith, South Penrith, Glenmore Park, Cambridge Park, Kingswood, Cranebrook, Werrington, Jordan Springs and St Marys.