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

Homebush is now an apartment suburb. The 2021 Census counted 81.7 per cent flats and 12.3 per cent separate houses, with 58.8 per cent of dwellings holding two bedrooms, and the population jumped from 7,007 in 2016 to 11,660. Newer towers north of the railway sit beside freestanding homes in the 1878 Village of Homebush estate. We fit unit boards and LED lighting, trace tripping in new builds and rewire older villas off Abbotsford Road and Meredith Street.

North of the M4, former industrial land now holds office parks and the DFO Homebush centre, while Parramatta Road carries car yards, the heritage Horse and Jockey Hotel and ground-floor retail under new apartments. Rochester Street keeps a village strip of cafes and services. We handle office fit-outs, tenancy lighting, three-phase supply and planned maintenance.

Same-day service covers all of Homebush, from the Rochester Street village across the line to Underwood Road. The urgent calls we see here: a unit plunged into darkness when one appliance trips the whole board, dead lobby lighting in a tower, or an old villa circuit scorching behind a switch.
Investors, first-home buyers and renters dominate Homebush. More than half of all dwellings, 56.6 per cent, were rented at the 2021 Census, and the median age was just 31. Property managers call us for alarm compliance and fault reports between leases, owners corporations need common-area lighting and intercom power sorted, and young families want more outlets in two-bedroom units that were built with too few. As a Homebush electrician we work both sides of the railway, using Subway Lane or the Bridge Road overpass to cross between them.
South of the tracks the jobs change character. The Village of Homebush was subdivided in 1878, and parts of Abbotsford Road and Meredith Street are conservation areas with substantial villas. Rewiring there takes the same care we bring to heritage homes elsewhere in the Inner West. For an electrical emergency anywhere in 2140, ring early and we will be on our way.

With 56.6 per cent of homes rented, agents rely on us between tenancies. We replace expired smoke alarms, test RCDs and provide dated records for the landlord's compliance file.
South of the railway, the 1878 estate holds substantial villas and conservation areas along Abbotsford Road. We rewire these homes while protecting original plaster, joinery and street-facing facades.
Car yards, office parks and retail near DFO Homebush need reliable three-phase supply and lighting. We handle commercial maintenance, tenancy upgrades and emergency lighting tests outside business hours.
Separate houses make up just 12.3 per cent of dwellings but cluster in Homebush South. We upgrade their boards, add circuits for air conditioning and fit outdoor lighting for gardens and driveways.

Our licensed team works in Homebush towers and 19th-century villas in the same week, so we understand both modern strata risers and the fragile cabling in houses dating back to the 1878 subdivision.

Every quote is written and fixed after an inspection. A two-bedroom unit near Parramatta Road and a Victorian villa on Abbotsford Road get separate prices because the effort is completely different.

If a Homebush unit loses power or a shop on Rochester Street has a fault during trade, we move the call up our list and dispatch the nearest electrician.

More than 250 customers have reviewed us, including Homebush landlords, strata managers and Rochester Street businesses who value clear communication and punctual crews.

We guarantee the labour on every circuit we install in Homebush for life, whether it is a single power point in a new apartment or a full villa rewire.

Book with your address and building access details, such as concierge, lift booking or visitor parking. We then offer a time that suits you, your tenant or your building manager.

We inspect the board, explain what is needed in plain terms, and email a fixed written quote so owners and agents can approve it without surprises.

Street parking near Homebush station and the Parramatta Road towers is limited, so we plan loading and arrive within our window, calling ahead if the M4 slows us.

We clean up fully, remove offcuts, and send the compliance certificate plus a brief report the landlord or strata committee can file for their records.

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Spyro launched the business in 2017, and we now run a crew of more than five licensed electricians working across Strathfield Council suburbs including Homebush. The suburb keeps us versatile: one day it is compliance work for a property manager with units on Parramatta Road, the next a careful rewire in the Village of Homebush heritage area. The same electrician stays with the job from quote to completion.
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Spyro here. Whether your Homebush unit keeps tripping or you need a Rochester Street shop rewired, call me on 02 8999 3691 and one of our licensed electricians will come and assess 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.
Flats make up 81.7 per cent of Homebush dwellings, and the population grew by more than 4,600 people between the 2016 and 2021 Census counts as towers rose along Parramatta Road. That growth means lots of strata electrical work, from unit faults to common-area upgrades.

In Homebush, paperwork ends every visit: we lodge a CCEW for the job whether it was a tower unit or an 1880s villa. Change a switchboard here and AS/NZS 3000 expects residual current protection on every final subcircuit behind it, so we fit it throughout. The 1 May 2023 cut-off keeps Type AC units out of fresh installations, which is why our boards leave with Type A protection or better.
We quote a fixed figure in writing once we have inspected. A lighting job in a recent Parramatta Road apartment might be quick if the ceiling cavity is accessible, while the same fitting in an 1880s villa off Abbotsford Road takes more time and care. That is why we look first and commit to a firm price.
Whether you manage a block near Homebush station, own a unit on Parramatta Road or live in a villa in the heritage village, call 02 8999 3691. We will inspect, provide a fixed written quote and guarantee our labour for life.
Homebush landlords, strata committees, unit owners and Rochester Street businesses ask us these questions most often. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Usually, yes. We work 7am to 5:30pm on weekdays and 7am to 2pm on Saturdays. Homebush is on our regular routes, so ringing 02 8999 3691 early often gets an electrician to you the same day. Burning smells, sparking or a board that will not reset get priority.
We price each job after seeing it, and the figure is fixed in writing. A new power point in a modern Homebush unit is straightforward, while the same job in a heritage villa south of the railway can involve difficult cable routes. Once you approve the quote, the price only changes if you add work.
It depends on where the fault is. Wiring from your unit board into your rooms is usually yours, while the main switchboard, risers and common lighting normally belong to the owners corporation. With 81.7 per cent of Homebush dwellings being flats, we sort this out often. We locate the fault and put our findings in writing for both parties.
Leased homes made up 56.6 per cent of Homebush dwellings in 2021, so this comes up constantly. In NSW each storey of a rental needs a functioning alarm, a tenant’s fault report starts a two business day clock for the repair, and any alarm past ten years from its manufacture date must be swapped. Mains-powered alarms can only be fitted by a licensed electrician. We handle the work and send the agent dated records.
Yes. Parts of the Village of Homebush, including most of Abbotsford Road and parts of Meredith Street, are heritage conservation areas. Internal wiring is generally fine; the focus is on keeping meter boxes, conduits and external lights discreet. Check with Strathfield Council for any approvals.
Newer units often have fewer circuits than households need, so a kettle, air conditioner and oven running together can overload one. Faulty appliances can also trip RCDs. We test each circuit, identify the cause and quote to add circuits or replace faulty components.
Often, yes, with owners corporation approval. Homebush averages 1.2 vehicles per dwelling, and in a strata building the car space and its supply route usually cross common property. We assess building capacity, run a dedicated circuit to your space and install the charger. We can also advise strata committees on shared charging infrastructure.
Yes. The office parks north of the M4, the car yards on Parramatta Road and the shops around DFO Homebush all lean on steady power and lighting. We run data cabling for new desks, rearrange circuits for tenancy changes, test exit and emergency lights and book maintenance outside business hours.
Yes. At the 2021 Census, 12.9 per cent of Homebush private dwellings were unoccupied on the night, and an empty unit is the easiest time to test everything. We test smoke alarms and RCDs, replace faulty fittings and provide a written report so the property is ready for the next lease.
All of Homebush 2140, including Rochester Street, The Crescent, Abbotsford Road, Meredith Street, Burlington Road, Airey Park, Parramatta Road, Knight Street, Underwood Road and the DFO Homebush area. We also cover North Strathfield, Strathfield, Homebush West, Concord West, Concord, Burwood, Liberty Grove and Rhodes.