ELECTRICIAN MARSFIELD

Usually. Our hours are 7am to 5:30pm Monday to Friday and 7am to 2pm Saturday, and Marsfield sits between Epping and Macquarie Park where our vans travel every week. Ring 02 8999 3691 early in the day and there is a good chance we can attend that afternoon. Sparking, heat at an outlet or a board that will not reset gets priority.

We quote after seeing the job, not before. In Marsfield a small task in a ground-floor unit can take an hour, while the same request in a two-storey townhouse with a garage board and slab floors may take most of a day. After the inspection you receive one written figure, and it holds unless you add to the scope.

Most often because the garage circuits carry too much. Washers, dryers, second fridges, freezers and car chargers tend to share one or two circuits in older complexes, and a single faulty appliance or damp outlet can trip the lot. We test each circuit, find the culprit and, where needed, add new protected circuits so heavy loads are spread properly.

Generally, wiring from your lot’s own board into your townhouse or unit is the owner’s cost, while main switchboards, submains, driveway and pathway lighting and shared meter panels are common property. The by-laws for your scheme can change the detail. We trace the fault, then write up exactly where it sits so the owner and the strata manager both have the answer.

Each storey needs a working smoke alarm, a reported fault must be repaired within two business days, and alarms must be replaced within ten years of manufacture. Hard-wired alarms must be installed by a licensed electrician. In share houses we also suggest a board check, because extra heaters and chargers in bedrooms strain older circuits. We can provide alarm testing between leases with dated records.

Yes. Houses on the higher ground with their own garage are simple: we check board capacity, run a dedicated circuit and mount the charger. Marsfield averages 1.5 vehicles per dwelling. In townhouse complexes the supply may come from shared switchgear, so the strata committee usually has to approve first, and we can give them the load calculations they need.

Yes. Agincourt Road includes Curzon Hall from 1898 and St Anthony’s Church from 1968,, both far older than most homes around them. On older properties we test existing wiring before adding anything, keep new cabling out of sight where possible and avoid drilling through decorative or original surfaces unless there is no alternative.

We can. Many Marsfield families are updating kitchens and bathrooms in homes on land released from the old Green Belt. We plan new circuits for induction cooktops, ovens and heated towel rails, add LED downlights, move outlets to suit the new layout and coordinate timing with your builder so walls stay open only as long as needed.

Yes. Marsfield borders the Macquarie Park business area, and small offices, medical rooms and shops nearby use us for new power and data points, lighting upgrades, emergency and exit lighting checks and tenancy fit-outs. We can work early or on Saturdays to limit disruption to staff and patients.

All our electricians are licensed and we are fully insured. Spyro set up the business in 2017, and today the team numbers five-plus. Every job in Marsfield comes with a lifetime labour guarantee, so if our workmanship ever fails, we return and fix it at no charge.

We cover all of Marsfield 2122, including Agincourt, Culloden, Vimiera, Waterloo, Talavera, Busaco and Abuklea Roads, plus Marsfield Park, TG Millner Field and the streets by Shrimptons Creek and Terrys Creek. We also work regularly in Macquarie Park, Epping, North Ryde, Ryde, Cheltenham, Beecroft and Carlingford.