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
Renovating near Arncliffe Park, running a Firth Street shop or leasing out a flat off Forest Road? Our Arncliffe specials also reach Wollongong Road, Barden Street and the Cahill Park side. Bring the offer up on the call when you book and it goes on your invoice.

Arncliffe housing splits almost evenly. The 2021 Census found 48.4 per cent flats and 40.0 per cent separate houses, with 10.7 per cent semis and townhouses. The oldest homes trace back to the 1840 Village of Arncliffe Estate subdivision, and Victorian houses such as Fairview (1884) and Meryton (1885) survive among later Federation and postwar stock. We handle rewiring in period homes, renovation wiring for extensions and kitchen upgrades, and board changes in walk-ups along Forest Road and Wollongong Road.

The main shopping area sits around Firth and Belmore Streets beside the station, with more shops on Forest and Wollongong Roads, and commercial and light industrial sites across the northern end. We look after commercial electrical work for these tenancies: three-phase machinery circuits, workshop lighting, shop refits and switchboard maintenance.

Our same-day service covers Arncliffe from the Princes Highway across to Kogarah Golf Course and the Cooks River edge. Urgent calls we see here: a Victorian house losing lights after a storm, a workshop breaker that will not reset, and melted fuses in a postwar flat.
About two in five Arncliffe homes are rented, so managers call us for changeovers, while families in the separate houses ask for extensions, extra power for home offices and safer boards. Takeaways and grocers near the station need more outlets and brighter lighting, and the workshops in the northern industrial pocket want reliable three-phase supply. As a local Arncliffe electrician, we get used to switching between a century-old cottage and a busy commercial unit on the same afternoon.
A typical run might start with replacing a fuse panel in a brick house off Athelstane Avenue, move on to relocating a meter box for a Barden Street renovation, and finish with an urgent fault call from a flat on Forest Road. The M5 tunnel runs partly beneath the suburb and Sydney Airport sits close by, yet the streets above are ordinary family homes, which is what most of our St George and Canterbury-Bankstown work looks like.

Arncliffe still has houses such as Fairview, Meryton and Coburra dating from the 1880s to 1905. We rewire these older homes carefully, preserving ceilings, joinery and decorative plaster wherever possible.
Flats make up 48.4 per cent of Arncliffe dwellings. Many older blocks still run their original lot boards, so we upgrade them, add RCD protection and fix faults in shared stairwells and car parks.
Northern Arncliffe carries commercial and light industrial sites. We wire three-phase equipment, install high-bay lighting, add workshop outlets and maintain switchboards for businesses operating in those units.
Four in ten Arncliffe dwellings are rented. Property managers book us between tenants to replace expired alarms, test safety switches and supply landlords with dated records for their files.

Our licensed crew has worked on Arncliffe houses from Victorian and Federation builds through to 1960s brick flats, so we recognise original wiring methods before we start cutting in.

We visit, measure up, then commit to one written figure. An upstairs unit on Forest Road and a freestanding house near Arncliffe Park are always quoted on their own merits.

A dead board after a summer storm or a burning smell from a power point in an Arncliffe flat gets bumped forward on our day so an electrician can reach you quickly.

Our 250+ customers include Arncliffe landlords, renovating families and shopkeepers around Firth Street, many referred by a relative or neighbour in the same street.

Labour on any circuit we install in an Arncliffe home, flat or workshop is guaranteed for life, so if our workmanship ever fails we come back and fix it free.

Tell us the street, whether there is rear lane or driveway access, and when tenants or staff are home. We book a time that suits your household or your trading day.

Our electrician looks at the board, the cabling and the access, then sends a fixed price in writing. Work in your Arncliffe property only begins after you say yes.

Parking near the station and along the Princes Highway can be tricky, so we plan ahead and turn up within the agreed window. If we are delayed, we phone first.

We protect floors, clear away offcuts and old fittings, and hand over the compliance certificate plus a simple outline of what was done in your Arncliffe home.

Aaron Matthewz
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Spyro founded the company in 2017, and the crew has since grown to five-plus licensed electricians who work right across southern Sydney. Arncliffe keeps us busy because it packs so much into 3.6 square kilometres: period houses, postwar flats, a station shopping strip and a light industrial pocket. We have replaced boards in walk-ups, rewired old brick cottages and fitted out workshops here, and the electrician who quotes your job usually finishes it too.
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Spyro here. If your Arncliffe house still has an old fuse box, or your shop near the station keeps tripping, give me a call on 02 8999 3691 and I will get a licensed electrician out to you.
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.
Arncliffe has 1,626 separate houses, many of them Victorian, Federation or postwar builds on lots that owners are now extending. Renovations expose old cabling and undersized boards, so renovation wiring is the larger job we quote most often in 2205.

NSW law requires a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work after every job, and we lodge one for each Arncliffe visit. In houses that date back more than a century, that also means any old wiring we disturb is either upgraded or noted in writing. Replacing or altering a board triggers AS/NZS 3000 RCD protection on the final subcircuits, and we never install Type AC devices, which have been ruled out for new work since 1 May 2023.
Arncliffe jobs are quoted in writing after we have seen them. Running a new circuit in a 1960s brick flat with an accessible ceiling might take a morning, but the same circuit in a Victorian house with lath and plaster walls and a low subfloor takes far longer. Once we understand the job, we give you one fixed figure and stick to it.
Old wiring in an Arncliffe cottage, a renovation off Wollongong Road that needs new circuits, or a workshop that trips under load? Call 02 8999 3691. We will inspect it, give you a firm written quote and guarantee the labour for life.
Arncliffe home owners, landlords, renovators and small business owners ask us these questions most often. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
In most cases, yes. We operate from 7am to 5:30pm on weekdays and 7am to 2pm on Saturdays, and Arncliffe is on the routes we drive daily between Rockdale and the inner south. Call 02 8999 3691 early and we will do our best to fit you in. Mention sparking, burning smells or total power loss, as those jobs move ahead of routine work.
We price after inspecting, because Arncliffe properties differ so much. Adding lights to a postwar flat with good roof access is straightforward, while doing the same in a Victorian house with solid plaster and tight ceilings takes longer. After the visit you get a fixed written quote, and it only changes if you ask for more work.
Not always, but it should be tested. Arncliffe has homes from the 1880s onward, and many have been partly rewired over the decades, leaving a mix of old rubber-insulated cable, ceramic fuses and newer PVC wiring. We test insulation, check earthing and inspect the board, then tell you which circuits are fine and which need replacing.
Yes. Arncliffe has heritage items such as Dappeto on Wollongong Road, built in 1885, and several Victorian homes. Internal rewiring is usually allowed, but we route new cabling to avoid damaging decorative ceilings, cornices and joinery, and keep new external fittings discreet. Check with Bayside Council if you are unsure about approvals for your property.
It depends where the fault is. Circuits running from your own lot board into your unit are usually the owner’s responsibility, while main switchboards, risers and common lighting typically belong to the owners corporation. With nearly half of Arncliffe dwellings being flats, we deal with this regularly. We locate the fault and give you and the strata manager a written explanation.
Landlords must ensure every level of a rented home has a working alarm. Faults reported by tenants must be repaired within two business days, and alarms must be replaced within ten years of their manufacture date. Hard-wired alarms need a licensed electrician. With 40.4 per cent of Arncliffe homes rented, we fit and test plenty of smoke alarms for managers.
Not directly. The M5 tunnel runs partly under Arncliffe and the airport is close, but homes here are wired like any other Sydney house. Where it matters is renovation planning: owners installing air conditioning and insulated glazing often need extra circuits, so we check whether the existing board can take the added load.
Usually, if you have off-street parking. Arncliffe averages 1.5 vehicles per dwelling, and houses with driveways or rear garages are good candidates. We check the spare capacity at your board, run a dedicated circuit to the parking spot and install the charger. In unit blocks we also prepare the details your owners corporation will need before approval.
Yes. The northern part of Arncliffe includes commercial and light industrial premises, and the station strip has cafes, grocers and takeaways. We install three-phase circuits for machinery, workshop and warehouse lighting, extra power for equipment and data points for offices, and we schedule disruptive work around your operating hours.
We service all of Arncliffe 2205, including Firth, Belmore and Barden Streets, Forest Road, Wollongong Road, Athelstane Avenue, the Princes Highway and the areas around Arncliffe Park, Cahill Park, Earl Park and Kogarah Golf Course. We are also in Wolli Creek, Turrella, Banksia, Bardwell Valley, Tempe, Rockdale and Kyeemagh every week.