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

Mona Vale is family house country with a growing unit core. The 2021 Census recorded 53.6 per cent separate houses, 16.0 per cent townhouses or semis and 29.1 per cent flats, with 35.3 per cent of homes holding four or more bedrooms. Owners without a mortgage run the place: 45.1 per cent own outright, well above the 31.5 per cent state figure. We carry out renovation wiring, kitchen and bathroom circuits, outdoor lighting for decks and pools, and board upgrades on long-held family houses.

The town centre around Bungan Street, Park Street, Waratah Street and Pittwater Place mixes cafes, medical suites and shops, and Mona Vale Hospital sits on the edge. Workshops cluster along Darley Street and Tengah Crescent. We supply tenancy fit-outs, lighting upgrades, dedicated equipment circuits and planned maintenance for these businesses.

Same-day service reaches every Mona Vale street, from Surfview Road down to Golf Avenue. Typical urgent calls: pool pumps tripping the whole house, storm-soaked outdoor power on a rear deck, and scorched switchboards in older homes that never had RCDs.
Families make up much of our Mona Vale book. The 2021 Census counted 44.8 per cent of families as couples with children, and median age sits at 46, so we meet a mix of young households extending kitchens and long-term owners finally replacing tired switchboards. As a Mona Vale electrician we also look after unit owners near Pittwater Place, who usually want brighter lighting or a board with proper safety switches.
The old Pittwater Council seat still acts as the service hub for the upper peninsula. Medical practices on Park Street, cafes on Bungan Street and workshops near the Darley Street bus depot all call on us. A pool pump that keeps tripping, a garage converted into a studio, or an emergency callout after a southerly storm are everyday work for our electricians across the Northern Beaches.

Over a third of Mona Vale homes have four or more bedrooms. We add circuits for extensions, split systems and home offices, and rebalance boards that were never sized for today's appliance loads.
Big blocks here often carry pools, entertaining decks and backyard studios. We run weatherproof supply, fit safety switches to wet-area circuits and wire lighting that suits long summer evenings.
Flats now make up 29.1 per cent of Mona Vale dwellings, many near the town centre. We replace compact boards, fix common-area lighting and separate lot faults from strata faults in writing.
Homes on the Mona Vale Headland side and near the beach cop southerly storms and salty wind. We seal external fittings, relocate vulnerable outdoor power and test circuits after water gets in.

Our licensed electricians know Mona Vale’s housing, from established houses near Kitchener Park to townhouse blocks off Barrenjoey Road, and plan each job around how those were first wired.

Each quote arrives as a single written figure after we inspect. A unit above Waratah Street and a four-bedroom house near the golf course are priced on what each really needs.

If a Mona Vale switchboard starts smoking or a storm knocks out half your circuits, we reshuffle bookings so an electrician arrives quickly instead of days later.

Our 250+ customers include Mona Vale families, strata committees and Bungan Street traders, and many heard about us from someone at the surf club or the local school gate.

Every circuit we install in a Mona Vale house, unit or shop has its labour guaranteed for life, including outdoor runs to pools, decks and garden studios.

Let us know your street and how the property is set out, such as a battleaxe driveway, side gate or rear granny flat. We then offer a slot around school runs.

After checking the board and the job itself, our electrician talks you through the options and sends one written price, so you can decide without pressure.

Traffic through the Mona Vale Road and Pittwater Road junction can bank up, so we leave early. If a delay still happens, you hear from us before the window closes.

Drop sheets cover floors, cable offcuts and packaging go back in the van, and we leave the compliance certificate with a short explanation of the finished work.

Aaron Matthewz
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Spyro started the business in 2017, and it has grown into a crew of five-plus licensed electricians who regularly head up Pittwater Road to Mona Vale. The suburb keeps us varied: long-owned family homes needing a board refresh, newer townhouses wanting EV points, and shops in the town centre that cannot afford a dark afternoon. Every Mona Vale job has one electrician responsible from quote to final test, so you always know who to call.
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Spyro speaking. If your Mona Vale house still runs on an old fuse board, or the pool pump keeps knocking the power out, ring me on 02 8999 3691 and we’ll book someone in to check it properly.
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.
Separate houses make up 53.6 per cent of Mona Vale dwellings and 45.1 per cent of homes are owned outright, so many boards have not been touched since the house was built. Adding air conditioning, pool equipment or an EV charger usually exposes an old panel with too few circuits and little or no RCD cover.

We lodge a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work, known as a CCEW, after every Mona Vale job, as NSW law demands. Many houses here date from the decades before RCDs were routine, so when we alter a switchboard AS/NZS 3000 has us add residual current protection to each final subcircuit. Type AC units have been banned from new installations since 1 May 2023, so only Type A or better goes in.
We price by inspection and put one number in writing before starting. A lighting upgrade in a two-bedroom unit above Bungan Street is a tidy half-day, while the same brief in a split-level house on the headland may involve steep roof access, long cable runs and a subfloor crawl. Seeing it first keeps the figure honest.
Old fuses in a family home near Kitchener Park, a pool circuit that trips, or a Park Street tenancy that needs rewiring before opening? Phone 02 8999 3691. A licensed electrician will look at it on site, put a firm price in writing and back the labour for life.
Questions Mona Vale homeowners, pool owners, strata committees and town centre businesses put to us most often. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Most days, yes. Our hours are 7am to 5:30pm on weekdays and 7am to 2pm on Saturday, and we are closed Sunday. Ring 02 8999 3691 early and there is a good chance an electrician reaches Mona Vale that afternoon. Smoke, sparks, heat at the board or a main switch refusing to reset all take priority over booked routine jobs.
After an inspection, never before. The same request can mean very different work here: adding power points in a modern townhouse near Pittwater Place is quick, while doing it in an older house with a crowded ceiling and a timber subfloor takes far longer. We look, explain what is involved, and give you a fixed written figure that only moves if you add to the job.
Old switchboards carrying far more than they were designed for. Many Mona Vale homes are owned outright and were last upgraded decades ago, yet now run air conditioners, pool pumps, induction cooktops and home offices. We often find ceramic fuses, few or no RCDs and circuits doubled up at the board. Testing shows which circuits are sound, and we quote a replacement sized for how the family now lives.
Usually moisture or a failing motor. Pool equipment sits outdoors in salty coastal air, and pump housings, timers and outdoor outlets slowly let water in. A safety switch that trips is doing its job, so please do not keep resetting it. We test the pump circuit, find the leak to earth, repair or replace the faulty part and confirm the pool gear sits on its own protected circuit.
Yes. With 1.9 vehicles per dwelling in the 2021 Census, many Mona Vale households have a garage or carport suited to a wall charger. We check how much spare capacity your supply has, run a dedicated circuit, add the right protection and mount the unit. In a townhouse or unit block, the owners corporation normally has to approve the work before we start.
They can. Mona Vale faces open ocean, and heavy southerlies drive rain and salt spray into outdoor lights, garden power and meter boxes. After a big blow we get calls about tripping circuits and flickering lights. Keep clear of wet fittings, switch off at the main if it is safe, and call us. For fallen lines or a street-wide outage, contact Ausgrid on 13 13 88 or 000 if there is fire.
We can. Many Mona Vale blocks are large enough for a studio, home office or secondary dwelling. We work out whether the existing supply and board can carry the extra load, run a sub-main to a separate board in the new building, and wire lighting, power, heating and data to suit. We coordinate with your builder so the rough-in happens before walls are lined.
Yes. The town centre around Bungan Street, Park Street and Waratah Street has cafes, medical suites, gyms and retail, and many tenancies change hands between fit-outs. We run new circuits for equipment, upgrade lighting, add data points and fit exit and emergency lights. Noisy or disruptive work gets booked early morning or on Saturday to keep patients and customers happy.
It depends on where it starts. Circuits from your own board into your townhouse are normally the lot owner’s, while main boards, driveway lighting, garage doors on common property and shared pumps usually belong to the owners corporation. We trace the fault, then give you and the strata manager a clear written finding, so nobody pays for the wrong repair.
The whole of Mona Vale 2103, including Bungan, Park and Waratah Streets, Pittwater Place, Barrenjoey Road, Darley Street, Surfview Road, Golf Avenue, Kitchener Park, Village Park, the headland and the streets around Mona Vale Hospital and the golf course. We also work often in Warriewood, Newport, Bayview, Narrabeen, Church Point, Bilgola, Collaroy and the rest of Pittwater.