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
Renting or owning in the towers along Christie Street, working in an office on the Pacific Highway, or trading inside The Forum above the station? St Leonards clients near Gore Hill Oval qualify too. Mention the promotion as you book and we deduct it from the job.

St Leonards is an apartment suburb. The 2021 Census counted 96.2 per cent flats and only 2.8 per cent separate houses, with 37.0 per cent one-bedroom and 40.8 per cent two-bedroom homes. Towers began with Forum Tower above the station in 1999 and now line Christie Street and the Pacific Highway. We handle smoke alarms, lighting upgrades, extra power in compact kitchens, unit switchboard faults and appliance circuits for induction cooktops, working within strata rules and building access procedures.

This is one of the North Shore’s office centres, with a cluster of towers along the Pacific Highway, 34 food and retail shops at The Forum and the Royal North Shore Hospital precinct nearby. We deliver office fit-outs, data cabling, tenancy lighting, emergency and exit lighting and maintenance scheduled around working hours.

St Leonards gets same-day service from our Lower North Shore crews. Urgent calls here usually mean a unit board tripping with no obvious cause, a dead circuit in an office tenancy before a deadline, smoke alarms chirping in a rental, or lighting failing in an apartment corridor.
Renters make up most of our St Leonards customers, since 68.3 per cent of homes were leased in 2021 and the median age was just 34. Property managers want alarm compliance between tenants, owners want tired units refreshed for a new lease, and strata committees want corridor lighting, car park fittings and shared boards kept in order. As a St Leonards electrician we also look after offices, cafes and health businesses along the Pacific Highway.
The suburb keeps growing upward. A 43-storey build-to-rent tower on the old Telstra exchange site near Christie and Chandos streets was approved in December 2024, adding hundreds more homes to the precinct. When a fault can’t wait, our emergency electrical service sends someone from nearby work in Crows Nest, Artarmon or elsewhere across the North Shore.

More than 96 per cent of St Leonards dwellings are apartments. We work on individual unit boards and shared services, and clearly separate lot-owner faults from common property for strata managers.
Towers along the Pacific Highway host corporate offices. We handle fit-outs, power and data for workstations, lighting upgrades and after-move fault finding, with work timed around business operations.
The Forum over the station includes 34 food and retail shops. We install and maintain lighting, circuits for kitchen equipment and display power, and emergency lighting for tenancies.
With most homes having one or two bedrooms, owners want more from small spaces. We add power points, under-cabinet lighting and induction circuits without disturbing neighbours or common walls.

We understand how St Leonards towers are wired, from unit boards and rising mains to basement car park lighting, and our licensed team works within each building’s strata and access rules.

A one-bedroom rental on Christie Street and an office floor on the Pacific Highway get separate written quotes, each fixed once we have seen the job.

A tripping unit board, a dead office circuit or a faulty alarm in a leased apartment gets fast attention, so tenants and businesses are not left waiting.

More than 250 customers have rated our service, including St Leonards landlords, property managers, strata committees and businesses around The Forum.

Every piece of work we complete in a St Leonards apartment or office carries our lifetime labour guarantee, which matters to owners planning to hold for years.

Tell us the building, unit number and any lift or loading dock bookings needed. St Leonards towers often require access arranged through building management first.

Having checked the board and scope, we fix one price in writing, and for leased units we can send that quote straight to your property manager.

Parking near the station is tight, so we plan loading and arrive inside the time window agreed. If the Pacific Highway slows us, you get a call.

Lift walls get padded and floors covered, all rubbish leaves with us, every circuit worked on is tested and the compliance certificate is emailed to you or the agent.

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Spyro’s first jobs were in 2017, and the business now fields five-plus licensed electricians across the North Shore. St Leonards gives us a different mix from the leafy streets nearby: compact apartments, busy strata buildings and offices that cannot lose power. Whether it is an alarm upgrade for an agent or a tenancy fit-out near the station, the electrician who quotes the job completes it.
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Spyro on the line. St Leonards unit that keeps tripping, or an office floor short of circuits? Phone 02 8999 3691 and one of our electricians will be booked in to your building.
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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, 68.3 per cent of St Leonards dwellings were rented, more than double the NSW rate of 32.6 per cent. With so many leases changing hands, landlords and agents need alarms that meet NSW rental rules on every storey of every unit.

The Forum, the Christie Street towers and every other St Leonards address get the same paperwork from us: a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work, lodged as NSW law demands. In strata buildings that record also helps managers track changes to lots and shared services. Change a unit or tenancy board and the wiring rules want residual current devices on its final subcircuits; Type AC models have been excluded from new installations from 1 May 2023, so ours are Type A or higher.
We price St Leonards jobs after a look, then commit to a fixed figure in writing. Swapping lights in a one-bedroom unit on Christie Street is often simple once the lift is booked. Adding circuits for a new office layout on the Pacific Highway involves ceiling tiles, data coordination and the tower’s own contractor rules. Inspecting first means one clear number either way.
Need alarms sorted before a new lease, extra power in a small kitchen, or circuits for a relocated office team? Ring 02 8999 3691. A licensed electrician will assess your St Leonards apartment or tenancy and fix the price on paper before starting, with our lifetime labour guarantee on the work.
Questions we field most from St Leonards tenants, landlords, strata managers and office occupiers. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Often yes. Weekdays we run from 7am until 5:30pm, Saturdays from 7am until 2pm, and Sundays are closed. St Leonards is central to our Lower North Shore work, so an early ring on 02 8999 3691 gives the best chance of a visit that day. Tell us if there is burning, sparking or no power anywhere in the unit.
We quote after seeing the work. A light swap in an easily reached one-bedroom unit is very different from adding circuits where cables must pass through concrete slabs or across common areas. Once we have looked, you get a written fixed price covering labour, materials and compliance, and it only changes if you add work.
It depends on where the fault is. Wiring from your unit’s own board to your rooms usually belongs to the lot owner, while main switchboards, rising mains, corridor lighting and car park circuits are generally common property. With 96.2 per cent of St Leonards dwellings being apartments, we trace faults and give both the owner and strata manager a clear written finding.
Every storey of a rented home needs a working alarm, a fault reported by the tenant must be fixed within two business days, and any alarm ten years past its manufacture date has to go. Only a licensed electrician may fit hard-wired units. With 68.3 per cent of homes here leased, landlord compliance runs are a big part of our St Leonards work, and we can book smoke alarm testing for the gap between tenants.
Sometimes. It depends on the building’s electrical capacity and strata approval. We assess spare capacity at the main board, plan a circuit to your car space, and provide documentation for the strata committee. Some buildings install shared charging systems. The Census counted 0.9 vehicles per dwelling here, so many car spaces sit in shared basements where planning matters.
Yes. The Pacific Highway towers house corporate offices and smaller businesses. We handle power and data for workstations, lighting layouts, meeting room AV power and emergency lighting. Work is planned around building rules and business hours, with coordination through building management for access and shutdowns.
Usually. With 77.8 per cent of St Leonards homes being one or two bedrooms, kitchens are compact. We can add power points on the benchtop or under cabinets, provided the unit board has capacity. In concrete buildings we plan cable routes through existing ceilings or cabinetry to avoid cutting into walls.
Yes. The Forum above the station has 34 food and retail shops sitting under two residential towers and three office buildings. We install and maintain shop lighting, circuits for coffee machines and kitchen gear, and emergency lighting, and we slot noisy work in before the lunchtime crowd from the offices arrives.
First check whether it is just your unit or the whole building. If only your unit is affected, look at your board for a tripped switch and try resetting it once. If it trips again, leave it off and call us. If the whole building or street is out, report it to Ausgrid on 13 13 88. Call 000 if there is fire or sparking.
All of St Leonards 2065, including the Pacific Highway, Christie Street, Chandos Street, Atchison Street, Nicholson Street, The Forum, the station precinct, Royal North Shore Hospital surrounds and Gore Hill Oval. We also work regularly in Crows Nest, Artarmon, Naremburn, Wollstonecraft, Greenwich, Lane Cove and North Sydney.