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
Households on Allambie Road, Tobruk Avenue or Churchill Crescent, and families backing onto Manly Dam, Allenby Park or Gumbooya Reserve, can use our current Allambie Heights specials. Mention the Allambie offer while booking and it is deducted from the job.

Allambie Heights is overwhelmingly detached. In 2021 the Census counted 87.0 per cent separate houses, far above the 65.6 per cent NSW figure, and 49.1 per cent of homes had four or more bedrooms. The suburb was mostly built in the late 1940s and early 1950s, so many houses still run on original cable and ceramic fuses behind decades of extensions. We carry out whole-house rewiring, board replacements and new circuits for upstairs additions, studios and outdoor living areas.

Business activity is modest: a small centre beside the community centre and Allambie Heights Public School, plus retirement villages such as Scalabrini Village and Fred Hutley Village, and disability services including Sunnyfield. For shops, clinics and community buildings we provide commercial maintenance, lighting upgrades and exit signage planned around residents and opening hours.

Allambie Heights gets our same-day service from the Allambie Road shops to the streets above Manly Dam. Urgent faults we attend here include a post-war fuse board overheating, power lost to half the house after a storm drops a branch, a flooded garden light tripping everything, or an outdoor circuit shorting after heavy rain.
Most of our Allambie Heights work is for owner-occupier families. The 2021 Census found 58.8 per cent of families are couples with children and only 18 per cent of homes rented, so jobs tend to be long-term upgrades: rewiring a 1950s house before a renovation, adding power to a rumpus room, or preparing a garage for an EV charger. As a local electrician in Allambie Heights we also help the retirement villages and school-side shops.
The bush shapes plenty of calls. Garigal National Park lies to the west, Allenby Park to the north and Manly Dam Reserve to the south, so storms bring down branches and water finds its way into outdoor fittings. Streets named after wartime battles, from Tobruk Avenue to Owen Stanley Avenue, hold homes that often need earthing and RCD upgrades. From replacing downed garden lights to an urgent storm repair, our crew handles it here and across the Northern Beaches.

Most homes went up in the late 1940s and early 1950s. We replace ageing rubber and early PVC cable, add proper earthing and bring boards up to date before or during renovations.
Garigal National Park, Allenby Park and Manly Dam Reserve border the suburb. Storms and falling branches damage outdoor wiring, so we repair fittings, relocate exposed cables and check RCD protection on garden circuits.
Nearly half of local homes have four or more bedrooms, and the Census averaged two vehicles per dwelling. We add circuits for extensions, split systems, workshops and EV chargers without overloading the supply.
Scalabrini Village, Fred Hutley Village and The Allambie Heights Village sit here alongside disability services. We handle lighting, emergency fittings and planned maintenance with minimal disruption to residents.

Our licensed crew understands the post-war building methods behind most Allambie Heights homes, including original cable runs, timber-floored subfloors and boards added to over seventy years of extensions.

We come out, test the wiring and give you a figure in writing. A four-bedroom house on Allambie Road and a smaller cottage off Libya Crescent are priced separately, on their real needs.

When a storm off Garigal National Park knocks out power to part of your home, we move bookings around to get an electrician to Allambie Heights the same day where possible.

Among our 250+ customers are Allambie Heights families, retirees and small operators, several of whom first saw our van parked outside a neighbour’s renovation.

Each circuit we install in an Allambie Heights home, from new downlights to a complete rewire of a 1950s house, carries our lifetime labour guarantee for workmanship faults.

Call with your address, a short description of the fault and a time someone will be home. If the van can pull into your driveway rather than park on the street, let us know.

We assess the board, test key circuits and explain what we find in plain terms. A single written price follows, and it holds unless you decide to add work.

Our electrician turns up inside the agreed window, and if the drive onto the plateau takes longer than planned, you get a phone call with a revised arrival time.

We clean up dust and offcuts, take old fittings away, and hand you the compliance certificate with a simple explanation of what changed in your Allambie Heights home.

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Five-plus licensed electricians now work under Spyro, who opened the doors in 2017. On the Northern Beaches, Allambie Heights stands out for its family houses from the post-war building boom, which keep us busy with rewires, board upgrades and extension wiring. We also handle storm damage near the bushland edges and maintenance for community sites. The electrician who quotes your job usually carries it through.
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Allambie Heights homeowners, this is Spyro. If your house still has its original 1950s fuse board, or storms keep tripping your outdoor lights, 02 8999 3691 is the number to call for a proper look.
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.
Allambie Heights was largely built in the late 1940s and early 1950s, and 87 per cent of its dwellings are separate houses, many extended since. Those homes often still rely on their first board, which is why switchboard replacement is the upgrade we quote most in 2100.

A Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work closes out each Allambie Heights booking, exactly as state regulations expect. For 1950s houses that means any old wiring we touch is either upgraded or clearly noted. Swap or modify a board and AS/NZS 3000 expects every final subcircuit behind an RCD; ours are Type A or above, because Type AC left new installations on 1 May 2023.
Before starting, we agree one written figure with you. Quoting blind rarely works here: adding a circuit in a single-storey post-war house with an open subfloor is quick, while the same job in a two-storey extended home near Manly Dam may mean roof access, longer cable runs and board changes. A site visit comes first, and the figure follows it.
Still running a 1950s fuse board, planning a second storey on Tobruk Avenue, or tired of outdoor lights tripping after every storm? Dial 02 8999 3691. We look at the house in person, settle a set price on paper, and our workmanship stays covered for good.
Allambie Heights families, renovators and retirees ask us these questions more than any others. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Usually. Vans head out at 7am each weekday and finish at 5:30pm, while Saturday shifts close at 2pm, and the Northern Beaches is regular territory. Phone 02 8999 3691 early in the day for the best chance of a visit before we finish. A hot board, sparking outlet or storm damage that leaves wiring exposed gets priority over scheduled work.
We quote after seeing the property. Homes here range from compact post-war cottages to heavily extended two-storey houses, and access, cable length and board condition vary a lot between them. Once we have inspected, you get a fixed written price, and it only changes if you decide to add something to the job.
Not always, but it should be checked. Allambie Heights was mostly built in the late 1940s and early 1950s, and houses from that period can still carry rubber-insulated cable, ceramic fuses and weak earthing. We test insulation resistance and earthing, identify circuits that are safe to keep, and quote a partial or full rewire only where the results call for it.
It can. Garigal National Park, Allenby Park and Manly Dam Reserve surround much of the suburb, so storms bring down branches and wind-driven rain gets into outdoor fittings. We install sealed lighting and weatherproof outlets, move exposed cables underground or into conduit, and check that every outdoor circuit has RCD protection.
Stay clear of any fallen wires and call 000 if lines are down or there is a fire. If a branch damages your own fittings, switch off the main switch at the board if it is safe to reach, keep away from wet outlets and call us. For a street-wide outage, report it to Ausgrid on 13 13 88. We attend same day where our schedule allows.
Yes. With 49.1 per cent of homes having four or more bedrooms, extensions are a big part of our work in Allambie Heights. We plan circuits from the drawings, rough in before the plaster goes up, install LED downlights and power, and upgrade the board if the existing one cannot carry the new load.
Yes. The 2021 Census recorded an average of two vehicles per dwelling here, and with 87 per cent of homes being houses, off-street parking is often available. After measuring spare board capacity we lay a separate feed out to the garage or carport and mount the charger with the correct protection. If the board is old or full, we explain the upgrade before starting.
We can. Allambie Heights hosts Scalabrini Village, Fred Hutley Village, The Allambie Heights Village and disability services such as Sunnyfield and Cerebral Palsy Alliance. For sites like these we provide lighting maintenance, emergency and exit lighting, extra power and fault finding, scheduled to suit residents and staff.
Yes. We do not sell or install solar panels, but when an Allambie Heights home with existing solar or a battery needs a new switchboard, we make sure the inverter connection and isolation are set up correctly. That keeps your system running and compliant after the upgrade.
Each person we send holds a NSW electrical licence and is insured. The business has run since 2017 under Spyro and now fields five-plus licensed electricians. Workmanship carries a guarantee for life, and a compliance certificate is handed over at the end of each job for your records and your insurer.
All of Allambie Heights 2100, including Allambie Road, Tobruk Avenue, Churchill Crescent, Roosevelt Avenue, Owen Stanley Avenue, Libya Crescent and the streets near Manly Dam, Gumbooya Reserve and Allenby Park. We also work regularly in Beacon Hill, Frenchs Forest, Brookvale, Killarney Heights, Seaforth, Forestville and Balgowlah.