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
Flemington locals, this one is for you: our current specials cover Homebush West units near Flemington station, eateries on The Crescent and Henley Road, the Courallie Avenue estate and businesses around Sydney Markets. Mention the deal as you book and we apply it.

Almost every home in Homebush West is an apartment. The 2021 Census recorded 92.4 per cent flats and only 5.0 per cent separate houses, with 62.3 per cent of dwellings having two bedrooms. The Flemington village grid, laid out after an 1882 subdivision, is now mostly low and mid-rise blocks, while the former Ford site on Courallie Avenue holds almost 2,000 residents. We handle unit boards, ceiling fans, extra outlets and tenancy compliance.

Sydney Markets at Flemington, opened in 1975, dominates the north of the suburb, and the Arthur Street area west of the A3 is almost entirely industrial, including Harvey Norman’s head office. The village on The Crescent and Henley Road is packed with Chinese, Vietnamese, Nepalese and Indian eateries. We do commercial wiring, refrigeration circuits and warehouse lighting.

Our same-day service reaches every corner of Homebush West, from the Flemington village shops to Courallie Avenue and Welfare Street. Typical urgent jobs: an overloaded unit board tripping whenever the oven and air conditioner run together, a restaurant cool room circuit failing, or common-area lights out in a stairwell.
Renters make up the bulk of our Homebush West customers, since 60.9 per cent of homes were leased at the 2021 Census. Property managers need alarms replaced before new tenants arrive, owners corporations want lobby and car park lighting fixed, and families in two-bedroom units ask for more power points and better lighting. As a Homebush West electrician we know the difference between an older village walk-up and the newer Courallie Avenue towers.
Business work is just as varied. Restaurants and grocers in the Flemington village need robust circuits for woks, fridges and display lighting, while warehouses on Arthur Street want high-bay LEDs and three-phase repairs. For an electrical emergency we come quickly, and we cover the rest of the Inner West from the same local base.

Flats account for 92.4 per cent of dwellings, from older village blocks to the large Courallie Avenue estate. We trace faults between lot and common property and report clearly to strata managers.
The Crescent and Henley Road are lined with Asian restaurants and grocers. We install dedicated circuits for woks, refrigeration and exhaust fans and schedule work around busy trading periods.
Sydney Markets and the Arthur Street industrial area need reliable three-phase power, high-bay lighting and cool room circuits. We handle maintenance, repairs and upgrades with minimal disruption to operations.
The houses on Welfare Street and Flemington Road, built for state abattoir workers, form a heritage conservation area. We upgrade their wiring while keeping new conduits and meter boxes discreet.

From 1880s grid streets to towers on the old Ford site and Arthur Street sheds, our licensed crew has worked in every building type here and knows how each was wired.

Every job gets a fixed written quote after we look. A power point in a village unit and a cool room circuit in a Henley Road restaurant get their own prices.

When a restaurant on The Crescent loses power before service or a unit board fails, we put that job ahead of routine work and get there quickly.

More than 250 customers have rated our work, including Homebush West property managers, strata committees and Flemington village business owners who recommend us.

Every circuit we run in Flemington carries a lifetime guarantee on our workmanship, whether it feeds one pendant in a Courallie Avenue unit or a whole row of restaurant fryers.

Tell us the building, intercom code and whether a lift needs booking. We then pick a slot around your tenant, your roster or the quiet hours between restaurant lunch and dinner.

We inspect the board and explain the work clearly, then provide a fixed written quote so landlords, agents and business owners can approve with confidence.

Parking near Flemington station and the village shops is tight, so we plan ahead, arrive within the agreed window and phone if traffic on the A3 holds us up.

We leave the unit or shop clean, remove all offcuts and send the compliance certificate plus a short report for the landlord, agent or strata file.

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Our story began in 2017 when Spyro opened the doors, and today more than five licensed electricians carry the name into suburbs like Homebush West. Flemington gives us a mix we genuinely enjoy: changeover work for property managers, lot and common property puzzles in the Courallie Avenue estate, and switchboard upgrades so village restaurants can run more gear. Whoever quotes your job sees it through.
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Spyro speaking. A Courallie Avenue unit that trips every time the oven goes on, or a Henley Road kitchen short of power for its woks, is exactly our sort of job. Ring 02 8999 3691 and I will line up one of our licensed electricians.
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.
At the 2021 Census, 60.9 per cent of Homebush West homes were rented, nearly double the NSW rate of 32.6 per cent, and 92.4 per cent were flats. That makes smoke alarm compliance and changeover safety checks some of the most requested work here.

Flemington jobs finish with a CCEW, the NSW form that proves the work was tested and meets the rules. A board swap in one of the village walk-ups means adding residual current devices across every final subcircuit, as AS/NZS 3000 demands, and since 1 May 2023 the cheaper Type AC version is off limits for fresh installs, so Type A is our floor. Anything risky we spot while there goes into our written notes.
We give a fixed written quote after inspecting the job. Adding lighting in a newer Courallie Avenue apartment with good ceiling access is quite different from the same job in an older village walk-up or a Welfare Street heritage house. We look first so the price reflects the real work, and it only changes if you add to the scope.
Looking after a block near Flemington station, feeding a busy wok kitchen on The Crescent, or keeping forklifts charged in an Arthur Street warehouse? Phone 02 8999 3691. We come out, look properly, put one firm number in writing and stand behind our labour for the life of the installation.
Flemington property managers, renters, strata committees and village restaurateurs put these to us most. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
More often than not. Our vans are out between 7am and 5:30pm on weekdays and from 7am until 2pm on Saturdays, and Homebush West sits right beside roads we use all day. Phone 02 8999 3691 before lunch and a same-day visit is likely. Sparks, heat at a power point or a board that trips straight back off are treated as urgent and jump the queue.
There is no price list, because Flemington jobs vary so much. A light in a newer unit with open ceiling access is quick, whereas a Henley Road restaurant needing extra kitchen circuits, or a Welfare Street heritage cottage needing new cable, takes far longer. We inspect, then write down one firm figure, and it holds unless you ask for extra work.
That turns on location. Circuits leaving your own unit board are generally the lot owner’s to repair, but the main board in the meter room, the risers and the lighting in lobbies and car parks sit with the owners corporation. Since 92.4 per cent of homes here are flats, we untangle this weekly, and both parties get our written finding.
Leases covered 60.9 per cent of homes in the 2021 Census, so this is everyday work for us. Your rental must have a working alarm on each level. Once a tenant flags a fault you have two business days to fix it, and alarms older than ten years from their stamped date must go. Mains-wired ones are licensed electrician work, and we leave dated records.
Yes. The village around The Crescent and Henley Road is full of Chinese, Vietnamese, Nepalese and Indian eateries, and older shopfronts were rarely built for today’s kitchen loads. We lay dedicated circuits for woks, fridges, exhaust fans and dishwashers, fit exit lighting and plan noisy work between services so the doors stay open.
We do. The markets precinct and the Arthur Street industrial strip west of the A3 depend on sound three-phase supply, cool room circuits and bright, efficient high-bay LED lighting. We carry out repairs, board upgrades and planned maintenance at times that keep forklifts, trucks and trading moving without interruption.
Yes. The houses on Welfare Street and Flemington Road, originally built for abattoir workers, form a heritage conservation area. Internal wiring upgrades are generally fine, and we keep meter boxes, conduits and outdoor lights discreet. Check with Strathfield Council for any approvals.
Yes. The redeveloped former Ford factory land on Courallie Avenue now holds almost 2,000 residents across just six street numbers, so finding the right building and meter room matters. We fix unit faults, upgrade boards and add outlets, and we coordinate with building managers on corridor lighting, lift access and parking before the visit.
Frequently, once the owners corporation signs off. The suburb averages 1.2 vehicles per dwelling and almost everyone lives in strata, so the route from the board to your bay usually crosses common property. We measure available capacity, lay a separate feed to the space, mount the charger and can outline options for committees planning shared chargers.
All of Homebush West 2140, including the Flemington village, The Crescent, Henley Road, Courallie Avenue, Welfare Street, Flemington Road and the Arthur Street industrial area, plus Sydney Markets, which has its own 2129 postcode. We also cover Homebush, Strathfield, Newington, North Strathfield, Strathfield South and Concord West.