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

Mosman mixes housing more than most harbour suburbs. The 2021 Census counted 52.0 per cent flats, 34.9 per cent separate houses and 12.0 per cent semis or townhouses among its occupied dwellings. Rows of Federation homes went up around 1900, and multi-storey flats followed from the late 1950s. So one week brings a full rewire in a Federation bungalow near Mosman Bay, the next a unit board swap in a 1960s block off Spit Road.

The Military Road shopping strip runs from Bradleys Head Road past Spit Junction and down Spit Road, with boutiques, cafes, restaurants and the Bridgepoint centre. Much of it sits inside the Military Road Conservation Area, so we plan shop lighting, extra kitchen circuits and tenancy fit-outs around heritage awnings and shopfronts.

Our same-day service reaches every corner of 2088, from The Spit to Georges Heights. Common urgent jobs: an old porcelain fuse failing in a Federation house, lights dead through a unit block lobby, or a Military Road cafe tripping out during the lunch rush.
Mosman homeowners outnumber renters, with 38.3 per cent owning outright and 25.8 per cent on a mortgage in 2021, yet the 33.1 per cent who rent keep property managers busy too. We work for families restoring Federation homes, retirees downsizing into harbour-view units, strata committees in post-war blocks and shop owners along Military Road. For many of them we have become the electrician in Mosman they ring first.
Each pocket asks for something different. Balmoral Slopes and Beauty Point bring big houses with pools, garden lighting and large boards; around Spit Junction it is units, lift lobbies and shops. Kitchen upgrades, LED lighting changes, EV chargers in garages and the occasional urgent power fault on a stormy evening fill our Mosman diary across the North Shore.

Rows of Federation houses were built across Mosman around 1900. We replace old cable and fuses, add earthing and new circuits while protecting ornate ceilings, leadlight joinery and original street facades.
Flats make up 52.0 per cent of Mosman dwellings, many from the late 1950s onward. We trace faults across shared risers, replace tired common lighting and report clearly to strata managers.
Council protects the early 20th century Military Road strip as a conservation area. We fit shop lighting, kitchen circuits and signage power without disturbing awnings or original shopfront detail.
About 33.1 per cent of Mosman homes are rented. Agents book us between tenants to replace expired smoke alarms, test RCDs and supply dated records for the landlord file.

Our licensed electricians have rewired Mosman Federation houses from about 1900 and worked through 1960s unit blocks, so both building styles are familiar ground to our team.

We look at the job, then give one fixed price in writing. A Beauty Point house with a pool and a unit near Bridgepoint get separate quotes, since the work differs greatly.

When a Military Road shop trips out mid-morning or a Clifton Gardens home loses power after a storm, we shuffle our run to reach you the same day.

Mosman owners, tenants, strata committees and retailers make up a large share of our 250+ customers, and many heard about us from a neighbour on the same street.

Every circuit we install in a Mosman house, unit or shop carries a lifetime labour guarantee, including cable fished through lath and plaster walls in older homes.

Tell us your street, whether parking is on a steep slope or a busy stretch of Military Road, and any strata rules. We then book a time that suits you.

Once the board and cable paths have been checked, we talk you through the scope in everyday language and email one fixed figure, which is what your invoice will show.

Traffic over The Spit Bridge and along Military Road can be slow, so we plan our run and turn up in the agreed window, calling you early if anything changes.

We cover floors and furniture, clear every scrap of cable, and hand over the compliance certificate with a plain summary of what changed in your home or shop.

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Spyro started the business in 2017 and our team has grown past five licensed electricians, with Mosman now one of the North Shore suburbs we visit most often. The variety keeps us sharp: Federation houses, harbourside mansions, 1960s flats and a long heritage shopping strip, all within one peninsula. We treat each job with the same care, and usually one electrician follows your Mosman job right through to the certificate.
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Spyro here. If your Mosman home still has old fuses, or your unit near Spit Junction keeps tripping, ring me on 02 8999 3691 and I will get a licensed electrician to you 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.
Rows of Federation homes were built across Mosman around the start of the 20th century, and 34.9 per cent of dwellings are still separate houses. Many of these homes have been extended in stages, leaving old cable, fuses and poor earthing hidden behind original plaster.

We lodge a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work for each job in Mosman, as NSW law requires. In Federation houses and early flats, any older wiring we disturb is either upgraded or noted for you in writing. AS/NZS 3000 means that altering a switchboard brings RCD protection to all final subcircuits, and Type AC devices have been ruled out for new installations since 1 May 2023.
Our quotes are a fixed written figure given after an inspection. That suits Mosman, where fitting new lights in a modern unit near Spit Junction might take a morning, while the same work in a two-storey Federation home on the Balmoral Slopes means lifting boards and working around ornate ceilings. Looking first gives you a price that holds.
Fuse board in a Federation house near Mosman Bay, a strata lighting problem off Spit Road, or a shop fit-out on Military Road? Call 02 8999 3691 and a licensed electrician will come out, inspect the job and give you a fixed written quote, backed by our lifetime labour guarantee.
Mosman homeowners, tenants, landlords, strata committees and Military Road business owners ask us these questions most often. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Often, yes. Our electricians work 7am to 5:30pm weekdays and 7am to 2pm Saturdays, and Mosman is on our regular lower North Shore run. A call to 02 8999 3691 before mid-morning gives the best chance of a same-day booking. If there is a burning smell or the main switch keeps dropping out, tell us first and we will treat it as urgent.
We inspect first, then give a fixed written price. Similar-sounding jobs vary widely here: adding lights in a newer apartment with easy ceiling access is quick, while the same job in a Federation house with ornate plaster ceilings takes careful routing and more time. The agreed figure only changes if you ask us to add work.
Have it tested. Many Mosman Federation homes, built around 1900, have been rewired in parts over the decades, so we often find old rubber or cloth insulated cable joined to newer wiring, missing earths and ceramic fuses. We test each circuit, show you which are sound and quote replacing only what needs it, planned around period features.
It comes down to location. Circuits beyond your own unit board usually sit with the lot owner, whereas main boards, risers, lobby, stair and car park lighting are generally common property. Flats are 52.0 per cent of Mosman dwellings, so this question lands on our desk often. We pinpoint the fault, then send the owner and the strata manager an identical written summary.
Yes. Mosman Council treats the early 20th century Military Road strip as a conservation area, including the 1900 to 1904 shops near the Town Hall. We plan shop lighting, signage power and kitchen circuits so new cabling and fittings stay off the heritage facade and awnings, and we schedule noisy work outside trading hours.
Landlords must keep an alarm working on every level, fix one within two business days of the tenant reporting a fault, and swap out any unit once it passes ten years from the date stamped on it. Only a licensed electrician may fit mains-powered alarms. Roughly a third of Mosman households lease, so agents lean on us for smoke alarm testing between tenancies.
Yes. The Census recorded 1.5 cars per Mosman dwelling, and many homes have garages or car spaces. In houses we check board capacity and run a dedicated circuit to the charger. In unit blocks we also prepare the details your owners corporation needs to approve the work. We do not install chargers on public streets.
We do. Homes around Balmoral, Beauty Point and Clifton Gardens often have pools, decks and terraced gardens stepping down toward the water. We run protected circuits for pumps, heaters and outdoor kitchens, install weatherproof lighting for stairs and paths, and make sure all outdoor circuits have RCD protection.
Water getting into outdoor fittings, garden lights or old junction boxes is the usual cause. Harbour-facing Mosman homes take plenty of wind-driven rain. We track down the faulty circuit, replace damaged fittings with sealed ones and check for corroded connections. Please avoid resetting a safety switch over and over, as it is warning you of a fault.
Yes. We work with builders and owners on kitchen and bathroom renovations, extensions and full refurbishments, from rough-in through to fit-off. In Federation houses we plan new circuits around period details; in units we coordinate with strata on access and shutdowns. Talk to us early about renovation electrical so cabling is in before walls close.
All of Mosman 2088, including Military Road, Spit Junction, Spit Road, Balmoral, Beauty Point, Clifton Gardens, Georges Heights, The Spit, Mosman Bay, Avenue Road, Middle Head Road and Bradleys Head Road. We also work every week in Cremorne, Cremorne Point, Neutral Bay, Clontarf, Seaforth, Northbridge, Balgowlah and Cammeray.