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
Living near Loreto Normanhurst, running a cafe by the station, or backing onto the Berowra Valley bush? Our current Normanhurst specials reach Normanhurst Oval, Normanhurst Park and both sides of Pennant Hills Road. Say you saw the offer when you book and we honour it.

Freestanding homes dominate 2076 at 78.8 per cent in the 2021 Census, yet townhouses and semis sit at 14.9 per cent, above the 11.7 state share, so we see plenty of small strata complexes too. Flats are rare at 5.8 per cent. Homes are roomy, with 46.8 per cent offering four bedrooms or more. We upgrade tired boards, add RCD protection to older houses, and run circuits for granny flats, studios and bush-facing decks on the western side.

Commerce here is modest: a short row of cafes, eateries, a bottle shop and the post office beside Normanhurst station, plus large school campuses such as Loreto Normanhurst and Normanhurst Boys High. We look after shopfront electrical jobs, from lighting refits and new tenancy circuits to fault finding during trading.

Same-day service reaches every Normanhurst street, east or west of Pennant Hills Road. Typical urgent jobs: a townhouse block losing common lights, a scorched outlet in a busy family kitchen, or a sub-board in a backyard studio tripping after heavy rain drifts in from the bushland.
Our Normanhurst clients are mostly families who bought for the schools and stayed. With 43.5 per cent of homes carried on a mortgage, many are mid-way through renovating in stages: a new kitchen one year, an upgraded board the next, then a studio or pool. Townhouse committees call about shared driveways, garage lighting and meter panels. We are happy to be the Normanhurst electrician who remembers what was done last time.
Pennant Hills Road splits the suburb, and it shapes our routes. Homes on the western side back onto Berowra Valley bushland, where storms, possums in roof cavities and damp outdoor fittings keep us busy. Eastern streets run toward the Sydney Adventist Hospital bushland. For an urgent power fault, our vans are rarely far away as they work across the North Shore.

Almost one in seven Normanhurst homes is a townhouse or semi. We service shared driveway lights, garage circuits and common meter panels, and separate what belongs to each lot from the owners corporation's share.
Nearly half the homes here have four or more bedrooms, and loads keep growing. We add circuits for studies, ducted air and induction cooking, and fit larger switchboards when the old enclosure runs out of room.
Western streets back onto bushland that runs to Broken Bay. Falling limbs, wind-driven rain and wildlife in the roof cause faults, so we check outdoor fittings and cable runs after every big storm.
Deep yards leave space for backyard studios and secondary dwellings. We size the supply, trench cable safely, fit a sub-board and connect lighting, power and air conditioning to meet the wiring rules.

Our licensed crew has traced faults through Normanhurst roof spaces shared by possums and sorted townhouse meter panels where every unit runs off one common board.

After a site visit we name one price in writing. A three-bed townhouse and a large Pennant Hills Road family home are never lumped into a generic rate.

When a storm rolls off the Berowra Valley bushland and knocks out a sub-board or garden circuit, we rearrange the schedule to get to you that day.

Normanhurst households, townhouse owners corporations and station-side shop owners sit among our 250+ customers, and many heard of us from a family at school pick-up.

The labour on any cable, board or fitting we install in a Normanhurst home carries a lifetime guarantee, including studios and pool pavilions out the back.

Give us your address and whether you sit east or west of Pennant Hills Road. We then offer a window that avoids school drop-off traffic near the station.

We check the board, roof space and any outbuildings, then send one written figure covering the whole job, so the invoice holds no surprises.

Vans arrive inside the booked window. Pennant Hills Road can clog quickly, so if it slows us we call ahead with a realistic new time.

Floors are protected, offcuts go with us, and you receive the compliance certificate and a plain note describing each circuit changed in your home.

Aaron Matthewz
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Spyro founded the company in 2017, and the team has since grown to more than five licensed electricians. Normanhurst suits the way we work: busy families who want jobs done between school runs, owners renovating step by step, and townhouse committees wanting straight answers. Here our days go on switchboard upgrades, extra kitchen and study circuits, bush-edge storm repairs and lighting for backyard studios, with the same electrician seeing each job through.
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Spyro here. Board tripping in your Normanhurst townhouse, or lights flickering since the last storm came through the valley? Call 02 8999 3691 and one of our licensed electricians will come and track it down.
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.
Normanhurst houses average 3.4 bedrooms and sit on generous blocks, many backing onto bushland, so owners often add a studio, home office or secondary dwelling out the back. Each one needs a supply sized for the extra load and a safe cable route across the yard.

A Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work goes out after every Normanhurst job, recording what we installed and the tests passed. For older Normanhurst houses that matters, because any existing cable we disturb is brought up to standard or flagged in writing. Touch the board and the wiring rules in AS/NZS 3000 then want every final subcircuit behind an RCD; we use Type A or better, since Type AC went out for new work on 1 May 2023.
Our quotes are written, fixed and given only after we have seen the job. That matters here. Running power to a new garage in a compact Normanhurst townhouse is a short task with easy access. Feeding a studio at the bottom of a sloping, bush-backed block off Pennant Hills Road means trenching, a sub-board and more testing. One look lets us price both fairly.
Planning a backyard studio, chasing a trip that returns after every storm, or sorting lights for a townhouse complex near the station? Ring 02 8999 3691. We will inspect, confirm a written fixed figure and guarantee the labour for life.
Normanhurst families, townhouse committees and station-side shop owners ask us these the most. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Often the same day. Our hours are 7am to 5:30pm on weekdays and 7am to 2pm on Saturdays; we are closed Sundays. Normanhurst sits on routes we drive most days, so an early call to 02 8999 3691 usually lands a visit before we knock off. If something smells hot or keeps sparking, say so and we bring it forward.
We give a price only once we have seen the job. A light swap in a newer townhouse and the same work in an older house with a crowded roof space take very different time. After the visit you receive one fixed figure in writing, and it does not change unless you ask for additional work, which we would price before starting.
Usually the owners corporation, since shared driveway, garden and visitor parking lights normally sit on common property. Faults inside your own unit, from your board onward, are the owner’s to fix. We trace the fault, then give the strata manager and you a written summary so the cost lands in the right place and repairs get approved quickly.
Yes. Normanhurst blocks are often deep enough for a secondary dwelling or studio. We assess the main supply, plan a trench route clear of roots and pipes, fit a sub-board with safety switches, and connect lights, power and air conditioning. You receive the compliance certificate needed for your certifier and occupation paperwork.
It does. Bush-edge homes cop more storm debris, wind-driven rain and wildlife in the roof. We see rodent-chewed cable, water-damaged outdoor fittings and tripping garden circuits. We recommend sealed weatherproof fittings, checking roof cable runs after big storms, and keeping outdoor power off one shared circuit. Where your property carries bushfire controls, we work to what the council approval sets out.
In most freestanding houses, yes. The Census found an average of 1.8 vehicles per dwelling, and many homes have a garage or carport near the board. We confirm spare capacity, run a dedicated circuit and commission the charger. In townhouse complexes the parking often sits on common property, so the owners corporation needs to approve before we start.
Regularly. Many Normanhurst homes still run on boards with a single safety switch or old ceramic fuses. When we replace a board we add RCD protection to every final subcircuit, label everything clearly and leave spare room for future loads like air conditioning, induction cooking or a car charger. We quote after inspecting the existing board and cable.
Yes. Close to one in five Normanhurst homes is leased. Landlords must keep an alarm working on every level, fix a reported fault inside two business days, and swap any unit a decade past its manufacture date. Mains-powered alarms can only go in via a licensed electrician. We replace and interconnect smoke alarms for agents here and leave dated records for the landlord.
We do. The small strip beside Normanhurst station includes cafes, eateries, a bottle shop and the post office. We handle lighting upgrades, new circuits for coffee machines and refrigeration, and additional power points, and we schedule noisy work outside peak trading so customers can keep coming through the door.
All of Normanhurst 2076, on both sides of Pennant Hills Road, including the streets around Normanhurst station, Normanhurst Oval, Normanhurst Park, Loreto Normanhurst, the boys high school and Kenley Road. We also work every week in Thornleigh, Wahroonga, Waitara, Hornsby, North Wahroonga, Pennant Hills, Westleigh and Warrawee.