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
Horse paddock on Booralie Road, family block off Myoora Road, or a nursery trading on Mona Vale Road? This season’s Terrey Hills deals also reach Yulong Avenue and the streets around Frank Beckman Reserve. Bring the offer up on your first call and it is applied.

The 2021 Census found 86.5 per cent of Terrey Hills dwellings were separate houses, and 58.8 per cent had four or more bedrooms. Another 3.2 per cent fell into the census ‘other dwelling’ group, well above the 0.7 per cent statewide figure. Blocks run large, many carry stables or workshops, and some sit hard against Ku-ring-gai Chase. We handle board replacements for sprawling homes, sub-mains out to barns and garages, and extra outlets for studios and home offices.

The village strip holds a Friendly Grocer, post office, cafes and restaurants, while landscape yards and plant suppliers line the main road. We rewire nursery sheds, light up display yards, fit commercial electrical upgrades for shopfronts and keep compliance tidy for the schools and volunteer emergency services based here.

A dead pump shed before feeding time, a storm-soaked outdoor circuit tripping the RCD, or stable lights failing on a long driveway: these are the urgent Terrey Hills faults we see. Our same-day service covers Mona Vale Road through to the Larool Road edge.
Terrey Hills clients are mostly long-term owners. Census figures put 46.1 per cent of homes owned outright and another 37.9 per cent under mortgage, so people here invest in their property rather than patch it for a lease. We run power to horse stables, add lighting along gravel drives, upgrade boards in roomy family homes, and prepare garages for EV charging. As a Terrey Hills electrician we also handle work for plant suppliers and the local shops.
Bushland is the backdrop to nearly every job. The suburb borders Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park and hosts its own Rural Fire Brigade station on Yulong Avenue. That means careful outdoor fittings, sensible sub-board placement and fast fault response when a storm cuts power to the back paddock. We cover it all, plus the rest of the Northern Beaches.

Many Terrey Hills properties board horses. We run trenched sub-mains to stables, tack rooms and arenas, fit weatherproof lighting and add RCD-protected outlets for clippers, pumps and hot water.
With 58.8 per cent of homes offering four bedrooms or more, older boards often run too few circuits. We split loads, add outlets and bring lighting up to date across wide single-level layouts.
Properties backing onto Ku-ring-gai Chase face storms and falling limbs. We check exposed cabling, fit sealed outdoor fittings and position external equipment so debris and moisture do less damage.
Plant suppliers and landscaping yards trade along Mona Vale Road. We wire shade houses, irrigation controllers, yard floodlights and site offices, keeping cabling clear of forklifts and loaders.

Acreage wiring is familiar ground for our licensed crew, from long underground runs to stables and sheds, and we have worked on plenty of large family homes off Myoora and Booralie Roads.

Distance matters on a Terrey Hills block. We walk the property, measure the cable route to the shed or arena, then send one written figure that stays fixed.

When a tripped pump or a burnt stable fitting leaves animals without water or light, we push your Terrey Hills job forward and phone with an honest arrival time.

Our 250+ customers include Terrey Hills horse owners, nursery operators and families on bushland blocks, many of them referred by neighbours along Mona Vale Road.

Workmanship on any Terrey Hills circuit we install is guaranteed for life, including trenched feeds to outbuildings and weatherproof fittings on exposed stable walls.

Tell us about gates, dogs, horses and where the meter box sits. We then book a morning or afternoon that fits around feeding, school runs or trading.

First we check the board and pace out how far each new circuit must travel across the block. A written fixed quote reaches your inbox before any trench is dug.

Long driveways and locked paddock gates can slow any visit, so we confirm access the day before and arrive within the window we promised.

Soil from trenches goes back neatly, offcuts ride home with us, and you get the CCEW along with a labelled board showing which breaker feeds each shed, pump or arena.

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Back in 2017 Spyro started out on his own; today five-plus licensed electricians carry the name. Terrey Hills gives us jobs that suburban streets rarely offer: running power to arenas and tack rooms, replacing tired boards in big family homes and lighting garden yards on the main road. We treat semi-rural properties with the patience they need, planning cable routes around paddocks, bushland and water tanks before we start.
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Spyro speaking. Stable lights dropping out in Terrey Hills, or a garage board too small for a new EV charger? Phone 02 8999 3691 and I will send a licensed tradesman up Mona Vale Road to sort it.
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.
The 2021 Census recorded 2.5 motor vehicles per Terrey Hills dwelling, against homes where 58.8 per cent have four or more bedrooms and generous garages. With long drives along Mona Vale Road for most commuters, home EV charging suits this suburb well.

Paddock and shed wiring in Terrey Hills gets the same paperwork as any kitchen job: a CCEW lodged under NSW rules once the work is done. On acreage that document matters to insurers and future buyers checking stable feeds, pump lines and workshop circuits. Touching the board brings AS/NZS 3000 residual current protection onto its final subcircuits, and those new devices are Type A or better, because Type AC was barred from fresh installations from 1 May 2023.
We never guess a price for a semi-rural job. A new outlet in a Myoora Road family room is simple, but running power three hundred paces to a stable on a bushland block means trenching, conduit and heavier cable. So we visit, measure, and write down one fixed price that you approve before we begin.
Paddock shed needing supply, a sprawling family home with a worn-out board, or a garage waiting on a charger? Dial 02 8999 3691. We walk your Terrey Hills block, talk through the choices in plain terms and lock in a written quote, with workmanship covered for life.
Horse owners, acreage families, nursery operators and parents from the local schools in Terrey Hills ask us these questions most. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Most days we can. Vans are out from 7am until 5:30pm on weekdays and 7am until 2pm Saturdays; Sundays we rest. Mona Vale Road is a route we drive constantly between the Forest district and Pittwater, so ringing early lifts your chances of a visit the same afternoon. Mention thirsty animals, a scorched outlet or a smoking board and we reshuffle the run.
By seeing the job. Cable length, trenching distance, soil and the location of the meter box can change a Terrey Hills quote more than the fitting itself. We inspect, explain the choices, and send a written fixed figure. That number holds unless you decide to add something while we are on site.
Yes. We install sub-mains from the house to stables, tack rooms, feed sheds and arenas, usually underground in conduit at the required depth. At the far end we fit a small board with its own RCDs, weatherproof outlets, sealed lighting and, if needed, supply for water heaters or pumps. Everything is labelled so a vet or farrier knows which switch controls which area.
It can. Terrey Hills borders Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park and bushfire planning rules may apply to some blocks. We keep external cabling protected, use sealed fittings, and can wire generator inlets or change-over switches so you have a safe way to run essentials during an outage. For bushfire construction requirements, check with Northern Beaches Council or your certifier.
Quite possibly. Many Terrey Hills houses have grown over the years with extensions, pools, ducted air and workshops, while the switchboard stayed the same. When one RCD carries too many circuits, small leaks add up and trip it. We test each circuit, find any genuine fault and quote a board that spreads the load properly.
We do. Large Terrey Hills lots often have room for a secondary dwelling, office or music studio. We work out whether the main board can supply it or whether a new sub-main is needed, then install lighting, outlets, air conditioning circuits and data points so the space is ready to use from day one.
Yes. Several plant suppliers and landscaping yards operate along Mona Vale Road. We wire shade houses, misting and irrigation controllers, yard floodlights, gate motors and site offices, and schedule noisy work to avoid peak customer times so your trading continues.
Terrey Hills sits about 194 metres above sea level and catches plenty of weather, and falling branches can crush outdoor cables or flood exposed fittings. If a circuit trips after a storm, leave it off and call us. We isolate the damaged section, restore the rest of the property, and replace wet or broken parts with sealed gear.
On a long driveway or around stables, yes. We install sensor floodlights, low-glare path lights and LED lighting under verandahs, positioned to help you see gates and animals at dusk without lighting up the whole bushland edge. All outdoor circuits get proper RCD protection.
Every street in Terrey Hills 2084, including Mona Vale Road, Forest Way, Myoora Road, Booralie Road, McCarrs Creek Road, Larool Road, Yulong Avenue and the village shops. We also travel daily to Belrose, Davidson, Cottage Point, Frenchs Forest, Mona Vale, Forestville, Killarney Heights and Cromer.