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 townhouse off Coronation Parade, a family home near Enfield Public School, or a shop at the Liverpool Road junction? Our Enfield specials also cover Beaumaris Street, Mitchell Street and households around the aquatic centre. Say you saw the offer when booking and we apply it.

Enfield is small, bounded by Liverpool Road, Coronation Parade, Mitchell Street and Burwood Road, yet its housing is unusually mixed. The 2021 Census counted 40.6 per cent separate houses, 29.6 per cent semi-detached homes and townhouses, well over double the NSW share of 11.7, and 28.6 per cent flats. A quarter of dwellings have four or more bedrooms. We handle switchboard upgrades in older houses, circuits for extensions and granny flats, and shared supply issues in townhouse complexes.

Trade centres on Liverpool Road where it meets Coronation Parade and The Boulevarde, a small strip of shops, food outlets and services. Churches, two schools and a Vision Australia centre on Mitchell Street round out the non-residential mix. We complete commercial electrical repairs, lighting upgrades, test and tag, and power for small tenancies.

Enfield sits minutes from our regular Burwood and Strathfield work, so same-day service is normal here. Frequent urgent faults include a townhouse complex losing driveway lighting, an older family home tripping when the air conditioner starts, and a Liverpool Road shop board overheating in summer.
Families make up much of our Enfield work. The 2021 Census found 48.3 per cent of families were couples with children, above the NSW figure, and a quarter of homes have four or more bedrooms. That means extensions, rumpus rooms, second living areas and granny flats, each needing extra circuits and often a bigger board. Townhouse owners along the side streets ask us about shared supply and outdoor lighting, and as your Enfield electrician we also help church halls and shops on Liverpool Road.
History still shows in the street layout. Coronation Reserve runs down the middle of Coronation Parade on top of the old tram line, and St Thomas’ Anglican Church dates from the late 1840s. Whether a circuit fails in a renovated house near Beaumaris Street or you need an emergency electrician for a shop fault, we respond the same way here and throughout the Inner West.

Semi-detached homes and townhouses make up 29.6 per cent of Enfield dwellings. We repair shared driveway lighting, sort common supply faults and clarify for owners which wiring belongs to each lot.
With a quarter of homes offering four or more bedrooms, families here keep adding space. We size new circuits, run supply to backyard dwellings and upgrade boards to carry the extra load.
Separate houses make up 40.6 per cent of local homes, many with boards patched over decades. We add safety switches, replace worn fuses and bring kitchens and laundries up to modern demand.
A compact retail strip sits at the Coronation Parade and Boulevarde junction. We maintain shop lighting, add dedicated circuits for food equipment and time disruptive work outside trading hours.

Our licensed crew regularly works on Enfield houses, townhouses and small unit blocks, and knows how extensions and granny flats stretch the supply to older family homes.

Before starting, you receive one fixed price in writing. A townhouse off Coronation Parade and a large house near Burwood Road get quoted separately, since their boards and ceiling access differ.

When a Liverpool Road shop loses power or a family home near the aquatic centre smells of hot plastic, we push that call forward and send the nearest electrician straight away.

A good number of our 250+ customers live around Enfield and neighbouring Burwood, and several found us through a neighbour, a parent at the local school or a friend at church.

Every circuit we wire in an Enfield home, townhouse or shop carries lifetime labour cover, including new supply to granny flats and backyard studios.

Tell us your address and anything about access, like a shared townhouse driveway or a side gate. We then pick a time that suits school pick-ups and work hours.

After checking your board and the job itself, we talk through options at your kitchen table and email one fixed written figure, so family budgets can be planned without guessing.

Liverpool Road traffic can crawl around the Boulevarde junction, so we allow for it. If we are delayed, you get a phone call and an updated arrival time.

We clear up dust and offcuts, test every circuit we touched and leave the compliance certificate with a short summary of the work done in your Enfield home.

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From one founder, Spyro, in 2017, we have grown into a crew of five-plus licensed electricians. Enfield became a natural fit because of its variety within a few blocks: family houses with growing power needs, townhouse complexes with shared supply, and a small shopping strip along Liverpool Road. From granny flat circuits near Beaumaris Street to a full board swap near Mitchell Street, the same electrician stays with your job to the end.
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Spyro here from the team. Planning a granny flat or extension in Enfield, or does your older board trip when everything runs at once? Ring 02 8999 3691 and I’ll have one of our licensed sparkies pop round to size it up.
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.
Enfield households are family-heavy, with 48.3 per cent of families being couples with children and 25.3 per cent of homes having four or more bedrooms at the 2021 Census. Owners here often add rooms or a backyard dwelling instead of moving, so extension and granny flat wiring is the service we are asked about most in 2136.

NSW requires a CCEW for regulated electrical work, and every Enfield job we finish gets one. Family homes that have been extended several times often mix old and new wiring, so any section we work on is either upgraded or flagged in writing. Under AS/NZS 3000 an altered or replaced board must give each final subcircuit RCD protection, and since 1 May 2023 Type AC safety switches cannot be used in new installations.
We price each Enfield job after seeing it, and the fixed figure goes to you in writing. Two jobs that sound alike can differ greatly: wiring a small addition to a newer townhouse might be straightforward, while running supply to a granny flat behind an older house near Burwood Road means trenching, a sub-board and more testing. Inspecting first keeps the quote accurate.
Building a granny flat, extending the family home, or dealing with a board that trips every evening? Call 02 8999 3691 to have your Enfield property visited, the supply tested and a single fixed price set down in writing. Labour on the finished job then carries our lifetime guarantee.
Enfield families, townhouse owners, renovators and Liverpool Road business owners ask us these most. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Often you can. Vans head out at 7am Monday to Saturday, finishing at 5:30pm on weekdays and 2pm on Saturday; Sunday is our day off. Enfield sits beside Burwood and Strathfield, where we work every week, so ringing 02 8999 3691 in the morning usually secures an afternoon visit. Warm switch plates, a scorched smell or a main breaker that refuses to hold jump ahead of routine work.
We give you a firm price once we have seen the work. Enfield has a real mix of houses, townhouses and small unit blocks, and a job in each can involve very different ceiling access, cable runs and board work. After inspecting, we set out the choices and email a set figure that stays fixed unless you widen the brief.
Sometimes, but many older Enfield boards were never sized for the air conditioning, cooking and laundry loads of a second dwelling. We calculate the total load, check the incoming supply and tell you whether a new board or a sub-board is needed. Planning this before the builder starts avoids costly changes later and keeps the certifier happy.
Driveway lighting, shared meter boards and circuits serving common areas are usually common property, managed by the strata scheme. Wiring inside your own townhouse, from its board onward, is normally yours. With 29.6 per cent of Enfield homes being semi-detached or townhouses, we see this often, and we give owners and the strata manager a written finding.
It is worth doing. Ceramic fuse boards offer no RCD protection, and wire can be swapped for the wrong size when a fuse blows. In older Enfield houses we also find worn cable joined to newer extensions. We test each circuit, show you what is safe, and quote a board replacement with Type A safety switches and clear labelling.
Yes. The Census records 1.6 vehicles per dwelling in Enfield, and many houses have a garage or driveway. We check your board capacity, run a dedicated circuit to the parking spot and install a charger with load management if the supply is tight. In townhouse complexes we work with strata to confirm approval first.
We do. Larger family homes here often need cooling in several bedrooms and living areas. We fit ceiling fans with proper bracing, run dedicated circuits for split systems and check that the board has capacity for the combined summer load, so the house does not trip on the hottest afternoons.
Yes. The small commercial area around the Coronation Parade and Boulevarde junction includes shops and food outlets, and nearby church halls and community buildings need maintenance too. We repair lighting, add circuits for commercial equipment, fit exit and emergency lights, and schedule work outside opening hours or services.
Yes. Each tradesperson we send carries an NSW electrical licence and public liability cover, under Spyro’s leadership since 2017. You receive the compliance certificate for each job, and our labour carries a lifetime guarantee, so any connection we made that later fails is repaired at no cost to you.
All of Enfield 2136, from Liverpool Road and The Boulevarde junction down Coronation Parade to Mitchell Street, and across to Burwood Road, including Beaumaris Street, Portland Street, Coronation Reserve and the aquatic centre. We also cover Croydon Park, Burwood Heights, Burwood, Strathfield South, Belfield, Strathfield and Croydon.