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

Vaucluse splits almost evenly between houses and apartments. The 2021 Census recorded 48.7 per cent separate houses, 40.4 per cent flats and 8.4 per cent townhouses or terraces, while statewide houses sit at 65.6 per cent. Homes run large, with 42.1 per cent holding four or more bedrooms, so a single property may carry several sub-boards, pool equipment and long garden lighting runs. We handle switchboard replacements, LED lighting redesigns and rewiring in older homes off Vaucluse Road and Wentworth Road.

Commerce here is limited to a short strip of shops on New South Head Road, plus heritage properties such as Vaucluse House and Greycliffe House, now a national park visitor centre. For retailers and service businesses on that strip we add circuits for tenancy fit-outs, replace tired shop lighting and book maintenance outside opening hours.

We offer same-day service right across Vaucluse, from the Diamond Bay cliffs to the Parsley Bay foreshore. Typical urgent calls: a pool pump circuit knocking out the whole house, a salt-damaged outdoor light shorting after a southerly, one phase lost to a big multi-level home, or a strata stairwell left dark.
Owner-occupiers drive most of our Vaucluse work, since 39.3 per cent of homes are owned outright and another 32.2 per cent carry a mortgage. Families in four and five bedroom houses ask for extra circuits for home offices, garden and pool lighting, and board upgrades that leave room for induction cooking or an EV charger. Apartment owners in the blocks near New South Head Road call their Vaucluse electrician for lighting refreshes and for faults that cross into common property.
Coastal exposure shapes plenty of jobs. Houses near Diamond Bay and the clifftops by Macquarie Lighthouse take salt spray and wind, so external fittings, garden boxes and exposed conduit corrode faster than they would inland. We swap them for sealed, weather-rated gear, and when something fails badly we send an emergency electrician out that day, as we do throughout the Eastern Suburbs.

With 42.1 per cent of Vaucluse dwellings holding four or more bedrooms, many homes run sub-boards for pool rooms, guest wings and garages. We balance loads, label every circuit and add capacity for induction and heating.
Flats make up 40.4 per cent of local dwellings, well above the 21.7 per cent state figure. We fix unit faults, upgrade lot boards and report to the owners corporation when the problem sits in common property.
Vaucluse holds listed places such as Vaucluse House, Strickland House and Greycliffe House. On older masonry homes nearby we route new cable through existing voids and keep fittings off significant facades.
Clifftop streets near Diamond Bay and Macquarie Lighthouse cop constant ocean wind. We replace rusted outdoor outlets, garden lights and external isolators with sealed, higher-rated equipment suited to coastal exposure.

Vaucluse houses with several storeys, garage sub-boards and long cable runs down to pools and harbour-facing decks are familiar ground for our licensed crew, and we plan each job around that scale.

A lighting redesign in a Wentworth Road house and a fault in a New South Head Road unit are priced separately after inspection, with each fixed figure sent to you in writing.

When a clifftop home near Diamond Bay loses power or a pool circuit keeps tripping, we reshuffle the day’s bookings so an electrician reaches Vaucluse quickly and makes it safe.

Over 250 customers have rated our work, among them Vaucluse families, owners corporations in apartment blocks and property managers looking after homes between Parsley Bay and the lighthouse.

Every circuit we install in Vaucluse, from garden lights beside Nielsen Park to a rebuilt main board, carries a guarantee on our labour that never runs out.

Choose a morning or afternoon that suits you, and tell us about gate codes, steep driveways or strata sign-in so we arrive at your Vaucluse address ready to start.

We walk the property, test the board and outdoor circuits, then email a fixed written price covering the whole scope, so what you approve matches what you are billed.

Kerbside space along Old South Head Road and the narrow harbour streets can be tight, so we plan the route ahead and message you if our arrival window shifts.

Floors and stone paving stay covered while we work, packaging leaves with us, and the compliance paperwork arrives alongside a plain list of each circuit we changed.

Aaron Matthewz
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Founded by Spyro in 2017, the business now has with more than five licensed electricians who spend a good share of each week east of Rose Bay. Vaucluse jobs tend to be bigger than average: houses with sub-boards in garages, pool rooms and guest wings, and apartment blocks where owners share an ageing main board. For home electrical work here we keep the same small crew from first inspection to sign-off, so they already know your property on the next visit.
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Spyro speaking. Lights dimming each time the pool pump starts, or an old board still running your Vaucluse home? Phone 02 8999 3691 and one of our licensed electricians will come round and check 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.
Vaucluse averages 3.3 bedrooms per dwelling against 3.1 for NSW, and close to half its homes are separate houses with gardens stepping down toward the harbour or the ocean cliffs. That adds up to more outdoor circuits than most suburbs carry, and far more exposure to salt, sun and ground moisture.

NSW law attaches a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work to every piece of work, and we issue one after each Vaucluse visit. Large homes here often have boards altered in stages over decades; once we alter one, AS/NZS 3000 obliges us to give its final subcircuits RCD protection. Since 1 May 2023 Type AC devices cannot go into new installations, so pool and garden circuits get Type A or better.
Your price is set in writing once we have seen the job. Two Vaucluse requests that sound identical rarely are: new downlights in a two-bedroom unit near the New South Head Road shops might take a morning, while the same brief in a three-level house above Parsley Bay involves deep ceiling voids, several sub-boards and tall stairwells. Looking first means the number we give is the number on the invoice.
Planning pool lighting, an EV charger in the garage or a board upgrade for your Vaucluse home? Ring 02 8999 3691. A licensed electrician walks the property with you, sets out the options in plain English and commits to one written figure, and the labour on it is covered for life.
Vaucluse homeowners, apartment owners and strata committees put these questions to us most often. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Most days we can. Weekday bookings run from 7am until 5:30pm, Saturday bookings from 7am until 2pm, and Sundays are closed. Phoning 02 8999 3691 before mid-morning gives the best chance of a Vaucluse slot that same day. A switchboard that feels hot or hums, a smell of burning plastic or a house with no power at all is moved ahead of routine bookings.
We do not quote blind. An electrician inspects the property, tests what is already there and then gives you one fixed price in writing. That matters here because the same request can vary widely: adding a power point in a New South Head Road apartment is quick, while running one through a sandstone wall in a multi-level house takes far longer. Extra work you request later is quoted separately.
Big homes often have many appliances sharing one RCD, and the small earth leakage from each adds up until the device trips. Pool equipment, outdoor lights with moisture in the fittings and older sub-boards make it worse. We test each circuit, find the culprit and, where it helps, spread the load across more RCDs or combined RCBO breakers so a single fault only drops its own circuit.
Usually it is yours, because a fault confined to one apartment tends to sit on the lot side of the meter. Main boards, rising mains, car park and foyer lighting belong to common property. With 40.4 per cent of Vaucluse dwellings being flats, we sort this out often: once the fault is located, both you and the building manager receive a note showing which side of the boundary it sat on.
Yes. Solid masonry makes chasing slow and messy, so we use existing voids, floor cavities and roof spaces to reach each room, and only cut stone where there is no other route. Vaucluse has a long list of heritage items, from Vaucluse House to the Wentworth Mausoleum, and council controls may apply to some older homes. If yours is listed, check with council before external changes such as new meter positions.
It does. Streets facing the Tasman Sea around Diamond Bay and the lighthouse take salt-laden wind most days, and standard outdoor outlets, garden light fittings and isolator boxes rust from the inside. Water then tracks into the fitting and trips the RCD. We replace them with sealed, UV-stable gear and stainless fixings, and check the harbour side too, where spray off the water does similar damage over time.
A pool usually needs a dedicated circuit for the pump and filter, often another for a heater or heat pump, plus weatherproof outlets and lighting around the surrounds. All of it must be RCD protected, and equipotential bonding is part of a compliant installation. We coordinate with your pool builder on timing, run cable before paving goes down and leave the equipment area labelled for servicing.
Most can. The Census counts 1.9 vehicles per Vaucluse dwelling, and many houses have garages beside or under the home, which makes the cable run straightforward. We check the spare capacity at your main board, fit a separate circuit to the charger location and set it up so it will not overload the house when the pool and heating run together. Apartment bays need strata approval first.
Yes, at no extra charge when you have booked us for other work. We check the main board, test the safety switches, look for heat marks on outlets and confirm the smoke alarms are in date. You get a short written list of anything worth fixing, ranked by urgency, and you decide what, if anything, goes ahead.
Every electrician on our team holds a current NSW licence and we carry full insurance. Spyro founded the business in 2017, and our labour on every job carries a lifetime guarantee. Each finished job in Vaucluse is backed by a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work, so you have a record of what was installed and tested.
Every corner of Vaucluse 2030 is on our list, including the New South Head Road shops and Old South Head Road to Wentworth Road, Vaucluse Road, Greycliffe Avenue, Parsley Bay, Nielsen Park, Milk Beach, Diamond Bay Reserve and the streets around Macquarie Lighthouse. We also work in Watsons Bay, Dover Heights, Rose Bay, Bellevue Hill, Point Piper and Double Bay.