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From the rock pool at Narrabeen Head to the tennis courts on Lake Park Road, our latest North Narrabeen specials cover homes near Bilarong Reserve, Nareen Park and Warriewood Wetlands as well. Bring up the offer when you phone and it comes off your invoice.
Detached houses dominate here: 89.4 per cent of North Narrabeen dwellings in the 2021 Census, against 65.6 per cent across NSW, with flats at only 6.4 per cent. Most sit on the lagoon flats or climb the slopes toward Elanora Heights, and 40 per cent have four or more bedrooms. We fit house rewiring in older fibro and brick homes, split loads when a garage becomes a studio, and add circuits for decks that look back over Narrabeen Lagoon.
Pittwater Road carries the trade: a fish market, bakery, bait and tackle shop, service stations, auto parts and pet supplies, with sports centres and a medical practice nearby. We look after lighting, cool rooms, signage and power for these tenancies and schedule business electrical jobs before opening.
Our same-day service covers every street from Narrabeen Park Parade to Wimbledon Avenue. Typical urgent calls here: an RCD that will not reset after a lagoon storm, a burnt outlet on a deck facing the water, or a freezer circuit dying in a Pittwater Road shop.
Owners make up most of our North Narrabeen customers, with 79.7 per cent of homes held outright or mortgaged. Families near Narrabeen North Public School and Narrabeen Sports High want extra outlets for home offices, brighter outdoor lighting and garage circuits for boards, bikes and fridges. Being a North Narrabeen electrician means we also see plenty of boards squeezed into weatherboard laundries on the flats.
Northern Beaches Council’s floodplain planning flags properties beside creeks and around Narrabeen Lagoon, so we pay close attention to outdoor wiring, sub-floor cable and pump circuits on low ground near Mullet Creek and Bilarong Reserve. Up on the Woorarra Avenue ridge the work shifts to split-level homes with long cable runs. We deal with electrical emergencies in both, and in homes across the Northern Beaches.
With nine in ten dwellings detached, most jobs involve standalone homes. Many were built in stages, so we test old circuits, replace rewireable fuses and bring earthing up to standard during renovations.
Council floodplain planning covers land around Narrabeen Lagoon and its creeks. We raise outlets where practical, choose sealed fittings outdoors and check that water-exposed circuits sit behind working safety switches.
Food, fishing, auto and pet businesses line the main road. We maintain display fridges, signage, lighting and outlets, and plan any shutdown with the tenant well before customers arrive.
Pittwater Sports Centre, the indoor sports centre and the community tennis centre all draw crowds. We handle lighting repairs, emergency exit lights and extra circuits for kiosks and equipment rooms.
Our licensed electricians have worked on low-set homes near Mullet Creek and split-levels along the Woorarra Avenue ridge, and they know how moisture and slope change a wiring job.
We inspect before quoting. A lagoon-front cottage off Lake Park Road and a hillside home near Irrawong Reserve receive their own written fixed figure, matched to what we actually find.
A dead circuit after a Narrabeen storm or a sparking outlet near the pool gets priority on our run sheet, and a licensed electrician heads out as soon as one is free.
Our 250+ customers include North Narrabeen surfers, school families and Pittwater Road shopkeepers, many of whom heard about us from a neighbour or a Garden Street parent.
Every circuit we install in a North Narrabeen home or shop carries a lifetime guarantee on the labour, including cable fed through damp sub-floors on the lagoon flats.
Let us know if you are near the lagoon flats or up a steep driveway off Garden Street, and we will pick a time around surf club mornings or school drop-off.
After checking your board, sub-floor and roof, our electrician writes out a fixed quote in plain words, so the full cost is clear before any tools are unpacked.
Wakehurst Parkway and Pittwater Road can both slow down on a wet day, so our arrival window allows for traffic and we ring you if things shift.
Sandy boots stay outside, drop sheets cover floors, and before leaving we test every circuit touched and hand over the compliance paperwork with a short summary.
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The business began with Spyro in 2017 and has grown into a crew of five-plus licensed electricians who regularly cross the lagoon bridge. In North Narrabeen that can mean a new RCD switchboard for a 1960s brick home, outdoor lighting for a deck above Nareen Park, or power for a surf shop refit on Pittwater Road. One electrician runs each job end to end, so you always know who to ask.
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Hi, Spyro here. Got a North Narrabeen home where the power drops every time it pours, or a shop on Pittwater Road needing more outlets? Give 02 8999 3691 a ring and I will get a licensed electrician round to you.
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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.
North Narrabeen sits on the northern shore of Narrabeen Lagoon, and council floodplain planning identifies properties near its creeks as at risk. With 89.4 per cent of homes detached and many carrying older boards, adding modern RCD protection is the upgrade we recommend most here.
Owners in North Narrabeen get a CCEW lodged for every job we complete, as state law demands. Homes near the lagoon often carry circuits exposed to damp, so we test insulation on cable we connect to. Altering a board brings in the AS/NZS 3000 rule that final subcircuits get residual current protection, and we never install Type AC units, which are barred from new work since 1 May 2023.
North Narrabeen jobs vary a lot with the land. A single-storey fibro home near Bilarong Reserve might need a short run through an open sub-floor. A three-level house on the escarpment above Woorarra Avenue can mean cable dropped through several voids and a board at the bottom of the hill. So we see the job first, then commit to a written fixed quote that reflects the real difference.
Safety switch tripping every time it rains, an old board in your Narrabeen Park Parade home, or a Pittwater Road shop needing new lighting? Pick up the phone and dial 02 8999 3691. We come and look, write down one fixed price, and our labour stays guaranteed for as long as you own the work.
Lagoon-side homeowners, school families and Pittwater Road traders in North Narrabeen tend to ask these. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Usually. Our team works weekdays from 7am to 5:30pm and Saturdays until 2pm, starting at 7am, and does not operate on Sundays. North Narrabeen is on the Pittwater Road run we use daily, so a morning call often gets an afternoon visit. A hot outlet, a scorched smell or a main switch that drops again and again should be mentioned first, so we can bump it forward.
We give you a written fixed price once an electrician has seen the job. Costs here swing with access: a sub-floor you can crawl through on the lagoon flats is easy, while a hillside home near Irrawong Reserve may have tight voids and long runs. The agreed figure stays put unless you ask for extra work.
Look at anything low or outdoors. Northern Beaches Council’s floodplain planning covers properties near the lagoon and its creeks, and water around cable or fittings causes tripping and corrosion. We check that pumps, garden lighting and laundry circuits have RCD protection, move outlets higher where practical, and replace fittings that show rust or swollen seals.
Usually because water has reached a fitting or damaged cable somewhere on that circuit. Common culprits in North Narrabeen are outdoor outlets on decks, garden lights and old cable under the floor. Resetting it again and again does not fix the fault. We test each circuit to find the leak, repair it, and confirm the switch trips correctly.
Yes, as long as the build itself is approved. Plenty of North Narrabeen families turn a garage into a studio or home office. We run a sub-main from the house board if needed, add lighting, outlets, data and air conditioning circuits, and make sure everything is protected and certified. Tell us early so cable routes are planned before walls are lined.
We do. The 2021 Census recorded 2.1 vehicles per dwelling here, and most homes have a driveway or garage. Our electrician first works out how much headroom the board has, then lays a separate protected feed out to the carport or garage and mounts the charger clear of surfboards and bikes. If the board is too old or full, we explain the upgrade needed first.
Yes. The strip here includes food outlets, a fish market, bakery, fishing supplies, auto parts and a pet store. We service display fridges, cool rooms, signage and lighting, add outlets for new equipment and fit exit and emergency lights. Work that needs the power off is booked before trading starts.
Yes. Many North Narrabeen homes have decks facing the lagoon or bush, and older outdoor fittings do not last in salt air. We install weatherproof LED lighting, sensor lights on driveways and garden circuits controlled from inside, with all outdoor work on RCD-protected circuits and cable buried at the correct depth.
Rented homes need a working alarm on each storey. Repairs must happen within two business days of the tenant raising a fault, alarms are swapped out ten years after the manufacture date, and only a licensed electrician may fit hard-wired smoke alarms. Roughly 18 per cent of North Narrabeen homes are rented, and we look after these checks and upgrades for owners and agents.
The whole of North Narrabeen 2101, including Pittwater Road, Wakehurst Parkway, Garden Street, Narrabeen Park Parade, Lake Park Road, Woorarra Avenue and the streets around Narrabeen Head, Bilarong Reserve, Nareen Park and Warriewood Wetlands. We also cover Narrabeen, Warriewood, Elanora Heights, Ingleside, Collaroy Plateau, Wheeler Heights, Mona Vale and the rest of the Northern Beaches.
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