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
Limited-time Croydon savings now cover homes and businesses along The Strand, Edwin Street North, the Malvern Hill streets, Centenary Park and the Liverpool Road edge. Say the words Croydon offer when you ring us and the saving lands on your written quote.

Croydon’s housing reads like a timeline. Victorian houses went up around Edwin Street North and Elizabeth Street in the 1880s and 90s, the Malvern Hill Estate followed from 1909 with Federation and California bungalows, and 1930s art deco flats slotted in later. The 2021 Census split homes 55.1 per cent separate houses, 17.2 per cent semis or townhouses and 27.0 per cent flats. We replace rubber and cloth cabling in old bungalows, add power points to rooms that once had one, and upgrade boards hidden in hallway cupboards.

The Strand, south of the railway, is Croydon’s heritage-listed shopping strip, with cafes, bakeries, grocers and flats above. North of the line, the Edwin Street precinct houses accountants, engineers and a printer, and Liverpool Road hosts two aged care homes. We carry out shop and office fit-outs, lighting repairs and exit sign testing.

Croydon households get same-day service when a fault stops life at home. Common urgent calls: a bungalow’s porcelain fuse blowing again and again, a flat’s lighting circuit dead in a 1930s block, water through a Malvern Hill ceiling rose after heavy rain, or scorch marks on an old light switch.
Croydon owners tend to love their period homes, and they ring us to make them safer without spoiling them. Families in Malvern Hill bungalows want more outlets in bedrooms and brighter kitchens; owners of Victorian houses near Edwin Street North need original wiring checked before the next renovation; residents of art deco flats want reliable circuits without a gutted apartment. As your Croydon electrician we treat pressed metal ceilings, timber architraves and leadlight doors with care.
Croydon straddles two councils, Burwood and Inner West, and a railway line with only one road bridge, on Meta Street. That shapes how we plan visits north and south of the tracks. We also look after traders on The Strand, maintenance at the Liverpool Road aged care homes and emergency electrical repairs anywhere in the suburb, plus the rest of the Inner West.

The Malvern Hill Estate, subdivided from 1909, is lined with Federation and California bungalows. We rewire under timber floors and through roof spaces, keeping pressed metal ceilings, cornices and leadlight intact.
Homes around Edwin Street North and Elizabeth Street date from the 1880s and 90s. Many still have patched wiring from several eras, so we test carefully, replace unsafe cable and add earthing.
About 27 per cent of Croydon homes are flats, including 1930s art deco blocks. We upgrade unit boards, trace faults on common lighting and report clearly to strata so everyone knows who is responsible.
The heritage-listed Strand holds cafes, bakeries, grocers and agents, while Edwin Street hosts small offices. We add power, repair lighting, test exit signs and keep work quiet during trading hours.

Our team has pulled old rubber cable from plenty of Federation and California bungalows around Malvern Hill and knows how to reach ceilings without damaging decorative plaster.

Each Croydon quote is a single written number agreed after we inspect. A deco unit near Croydon station and a double-fronted bungalow off Malvern Avenue get separate pricing.

A Croydon home with a smoking outlet or dead lighting circuit goes to the front of our run sheet, and we explain over the phone how to stay safe.

Plenty of our 250+ customers live on Croydon’s leafy streets or run shops on The Strand, and many came to us through a neighbour or a school parent.

Every rewire, board swap and new light we fit in Croydon is backed by a lifetime guarantee on the labour, heritage homes and new flats alike.

Let us know which side of the railway you are on and whether the house is a period home. We book a time that suits your household, your tenants or your shop.

We test the wiring, open the board and explain the options. Then you get a written fixed price, so the bill matches the number you agreed to.

The Meta Street bridge is the only road crossing over the tracks, so we plan our route around it. We arrive inside the window we gave you.

Dust sheets protect floors and furniture, any holes are patched neatly, and you receive the compliance certificate along with a clear record of every change.

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Spyro set up the company in 2017 with one van and a commitment to careful, honest work. Today we are a team of five-plus licensed electricians, and Croydon is one of the inner west suburbs we know best. We have rewired bungalows in Malvern Hill, upgraded boards in Victorian homes north of the station and fixed lighting for shops on The Strand. The same electrician usually stays with your job from quote to finish.
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Hi, Spyro here. If your Croydon bungalow still has porcelain fuses, or the lights flicker whenever the kettle goes on, call 02 8999 3691. We will send a licensed electrician to find the cause.
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.
Croydon’s oldest homes date from the 1880s, and the Malvern Hill Estate filled with Federation and California bungalows after 1909, so original wiring is still common. A full or partial house rewire is the job we quote most in 2132.

NSW law requires a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work for every job, and we provide one after each Croydon visit. Older bungalows often carry mixed wiring from several decades, so when we modify a switchboard, AS/NZS 3000 means all final subcircuits get residual current protection. Since 1 May 2023 Type AC switches cannot be used in new work, so we fit Type A as the minimum.
Every Croydon job is quoted as a fixed amount in writing, agreed before we start. Prices vary widely here: adding lights in a 1930s art deco unit near the station is a short job, while the same work in a Federation bungalow with high ceilings and a tight roof space in Malvern Hill takes far longer. So we inspect first and then commit.
Porcelain fuses in a Malvern Hill bungalow, flickering lights in an art deco flat, or a shop on The Strand that needs more power? Call 02 8999 3691. We will inspect on site, give you a fixed price in writing and guarantee our labour for life.
Croydon homeowners, flat owners and traders on The Strand ask us these questions most often. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Frequently, yes. We work weekdays from 7am to 5:30pm and Saturdays from 7am to 2pm, and Croydon sits between Ashfield and Burwood where our vans are regularly on the road. Ring 02 8999 3691 early in the day for the best chance. A burning smell or a board that keeps tripping always moves up the queue.
We inspect first, then give you one fixed figure in writing. Two jobs that sound the same can differ a lot here: new lights in an art deco flat are simple, while the same lights in a Federation bungalow need access through a tight roof and around ornate ceilings. The quote does not change unless you ask for more.
If the house still has rubber or cloth insulated cable, porcelain fuses or no earthing on lighting circuits, it probably does. Many Malvern Hill bungalows have been partly rewired over the decades, so we test each circuit, show you what is safe and what is not, and quote a full or staged rewire that fits the house and your plans.
Parts are. The Strand is heritage listed in its entirety, and the Malvern Hill Estate was planned as a model suburb with Federation homes. Because Croydon is split between Burwood Council and Inner West Council, the rules depend on your side of the boundary. Internal rewiring is usually fine, but external changes like new meter boxes may need council approval. We keep visible work to a minimum.
Usually, wiring from your unit’s own board into your rooms is yours, while main switchboards, common lighting and shared cabling belong to the owners corporation. About 27 per cent of Croydon homes are flats, including 1930s art deco blocks with original shared wiring. We trace the fault, give you and the strata manager a written finding and quote the fix.
Yes. About 29.5 per cent of Croydon homes are rented, and NSW rentals need a working alarm on every level, repairs within two business days of being told, and replacement within ten years of manufacture. Hard-wired alarms must be fitted by a licensed electrician. We install and replace smoke alarms, test them between tenancies and give you dated records.
Usually. Croydon averaged 1.5 vehicles per dwelling at the 2021 Census, and many bungalows have driveways or rear garages. We check the board has room for the load, run a dedicated circuit and mount the charger where it is convenient. In older homes, we often combine the job with a board upgrade so the charger has proper protection.
Yes. The Strand has cafes, bakeries, grocers and agents in heritage buildings, and Edwin Street hosts accounting, engineering and printing businesses. We add circuits for equipment, upgrade lighting to LED, run network cabling, and test exit and emergency lights. We schedule noisy work so trading carries on.
Yes to both. Every electrician on our team holds a licence and is insured. Spyro started the business in 2017, our five-plus electricians have completed more than 7,000 projects since then, and all our labour is guaranteed for life. Each Croydon job also comes with a compliance certificate.
All of Croydon 2132, including The Strand, Edwin Street North, Elizabeth Street, the Malvern Hill Estate, Queen Street, Liverpool Road and the streets around Centenary Park, Blair Park and Wangal Park. We also work every day in Burwood, Ashfield, Croydon Park, Haberfield, Five Dock, Concord, Burwood Heights, Ashbury and Summer Hill.