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
Running a unit in the Gundah Road estate, a workshop off Beaumont Road, or living near the school on Leeming Street? Our current Mount Kuring-gai deals also stretch to the shops by the station and homes above Calna Creek. Mention the offer when booking to claim it.

Freestanding homes make up 94.9 per cent of Mount Kuring-gai dwellings in the 2021 Census, far above the NSW mark of 65.6 per cent, and flats barely register at 0.5 per cent. Most houses are sizeable, with 54.8 per cent holding four or more bedrooms. Almost half of households, 48.0 per cent, are paying a mortgage, so many owners are renovating. We handle board upgrades, extensions, garage and shed power, and weatherproof wiring for bush-facing decks.

West of the Pacific Highway sits an industrial estate first established on Beaumont Road in 1967, with more units along Gundah Road. Tenants have included electronics firms, a paint maker, a book publisher and a bus depot. We provide industrial electrical work: three-phase circuits, warehouse lighting, machine connections and fault finding.

Same-day service covers both sides of the highway in Mount Kuring-gai, from the Leeming Street school area to the Gundah Road units. Urgent calls here range from a warehouse losing three-phase power mid-shift to storm-damaged house connections and flooded outdoor circuits near the bushland.
Our work in Mount Kuring-gai divides neatly along the highway. On the residential streets are family homes, many being extended or updated by owners with a mortgage, who call us for boards, extra circuits and outdoor lighting. West of the highway the industrial estate keeps us busy with factory units, warehouse lighting and machinery connections. We like being the electrician in Mount Kuring-gai both groups can ring.
Bushland wraps the suburb, with Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park to the east and Berowra Valley Regional Park to the west. Storms bring limbs onto lines and push water into outdoor fittings, while rodents and possums find their way into roofs. When something fails badly, our urgent fault response draws on vans already working across the North Shore and on the Hornsby side.

With national park bushland on one side and a regional park on the other, homes cop wind, falling limbs and wildlife. We repair storm damage, seal outdoor fittings and inspect roof cabling for chewed insulation.
More than half of local houses have four or more bedrooms. We add circuits for home offices, air conditioning and kitchens, and fit safety switches where older boards leave circuits unprotected.
The shopping centre beside the station was rebuilt around 2010 with a supermarket and specialty stores. We look after lighting upgrades, refrigeration circuits and fault repairs for tenants, working around trading hours.
Big blocks and 2.1 vehicles per dwelling mean plenty of garages, workshops and backyard studios. We run safe supply out to them, fit sub-boards and add lighting and power suited to tools or hobbies.

Our licensed electricians work in Mount Kuring-gai homes and in the Gundah Road industrial units, so we are as comfortable with three-phase gear as with house boards.

We inspect first, then give one written figure. A warehouse unit off Beaumont Road and a four-bedroom house near Leeming Street are always quoted on their own merits.

If a storm drops a branch on your line or a factory loses power mid-shift, we adjust the day’s run so Mount Kuring-gai callers are not left waiting.

Families in the residential streets and business tenants in the industrial estate both sit among our 250+ customers, many referred by a neighbour or supplier.

Every job we complete in Mount Kuring-gai, from a single outdoor light to a full warehouse rewire, carries our guarantee on the labour for life.

Book by phone and tell us which side of the highway you are on. Industrial tenants can nominate quieter periods so our work does not halt production.

We look over the board, cabling and site conditions, then email a single fixed price. You can compare it with confidence before deciding.

Our van arrives in the window promised. The road bridge across the rail line and motorway keeps both sides close, so delays are rare.

We collect every offcut, sweep up in warehouses and homes alike, and leave you the compliance certificate plus a note listing each circuit changed.

Aaron Matthewz
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Spyro began the business in 2017 and has grown it to a team of five-plus licensed electricians. Mount Kuring-gai stands out on our map because it asks for two kinds of skill: careful residential work in family homes near the bushland, and practical industrial work in the estate west of the highway. On any given week we might upgrade a house board, wire a studio and restore three-phase power to a busy factory unit.
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Spyro here. Whether a Gundah Road warehouse has lost a phase or your Mount Kuring-gai home trips every time it rains, give me a call on 02 8999 3691 and we will get it sorted.
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.
Mount Kuring-gai’s industrial estate dates from 1967 on Beaumont Road and has since spread along Gundah Road, where modern units offer warehouse space and B-double access. Factories, electronics firms and depots here need more capacity and more careful maintenance than a typical suburban shop.

Every job we complete here, home or factory, is covered by a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work. In the older houses, that means original cable we disturb is either upgraded or flagged in writing. In the industrial units it means documented tests on each new circuit. Board changes bring RCDs onto all final subcircuits under AS/NZS 3000, and we never use Type AC units, which new work has excluded since 1 May 2023.
Our prices are fixed and written, and we set them only after seeing the site. In Mount Kuring-gai the range is wide: adding lights to a single-storey home near Leeming Street is straightforward, while rewiring a warehouse unit on Gundah Road involves three-phase gear, high ceilings and working around business hours. Seeing each job lets us price both accurately.
Factory unit needing more power, house board from decades ago, or outdoor circuits tripping after every storm off the bushland? Call 02 8999 3691. A licensed electrician will visit Mount Kuring-gai, put one fixed figure in writing and back the labour for life.
Mount Kuring-gai home owners and tenants of the Gundah Road and Beaumont Road industrial units most often ask us these. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Often. Our electricians work 7am to 5:30pm from Monday to Friday and 7am to 2pm on Saturday; we do not work Sundays. Mount Kuring-gai sits on the Pacific Highway, which we travel regularly between Hornsby and Berowra, so a morning call to 02 8999 3691 frequently gets a same-day visit. Burning smells, sparks or a warehouse without power get priority.
We inspect first. Replacing a light in a house near the school and doing electrical work in a high-ceilinged factory unit are completely different jobs. Once we have seen what is involved, we send one fixed figure in writing. It holds unless you ask us to add something, and any addition is quoted before we do it.
Yes. The estate has warehouses with office mezzanines and heavy vehicle access, and tenants need reliable power. We install three-phase circuits, replace old warehouse lighting with LED high bays, add power for machinery and packing lines, and handle test and tag. We work around shifts so production keeps going wherever possible.
Mainly weather and wildlife. Branches can pull down the line into the house, heavy rain soaks outdoor fittings, and possums or rats chew roof cabling. If the service line from the pole is damaged, call Ausgrid on 13 13 88. On your side we repair damage, fit sealed outdoor equipment and check roof cable runs after storms.
Certainly. Many blocks here have a separate garage, workshop or studio. We check spare capacity at the main board, run cable underground in conduit to the building, and fit a sub-board with safety switches. Lighting, power points and tool circuits are sized to what you actually plan to use out there.
Early, before the design is locked in. We check whether the existing board and supply can carry the extra rooms, air conditioning and appliances. Then we rough in cables before plaster, and fit off after painting. Planning our work alongside your builder avoids opening new walls later. We also help with renovation wiring for kitchens and bathrooms.
Yes. With 2.1 vehicles per dwelling recorded in the Census and most homes having a garage or carport, chargers are a common request. We measure spare capacity, run a dedicated circuit, mount the unit and commission it. For businesses in the industrial estate we can also plan chargers for fleet or staff vehicles.
We do. The shopping centre beside Mount Kuring-gai station was rebuilt around 2010 and includes a supermarket and smaller stores. We handle lighting maintenance, refrigeration circuits, new tenancy wiring and LED lighting upgrades, and schedule disruptive work outside busy trading periods.
It leaves you exposed to shock if an appliance or cable fails. Many older homes still rely on a single RCD or none. When we replace a board, every final subcircuit gets residual current protection, circuits are clearly labelled, and spare room is left for future loads such as an EV charger or induction cooktop.
All of Mount Kuring-gai 2080 on both sides of the highway, including Gundah Road, Beaumont Road, Leeming Street, the station shops and homes near Calna Creek and the Great North Walk. We also work every week in Mount Colah, Berowra, Berowra Heights, Asquith, Hornsby Heights, Hornsby and Berowra Waters.