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

Carlton splits almost evenly between houses and apartments: the 2021 Census counted 46.6 per cent separate houses and 45.2 per cent flats, compared with 21.7 per cent flats statewide. Estates were subdivided once the Illawarra line opened in 1884, and the station followed in 1889, so older brick homes sit beside newer blocks near the Princes Highway. We handle switchboard upgrades, unit rewires and new circuits for kitchens and additions.

Commercial activity follows Railway Parade and Carlton Parade by the station, where the Royal Hotel and the Shopfront Arts Co-op sit, plus frontage along the Princes Highway. We service shop lighting, tenancy boards, signage and small fit-outs for the businesses that serve commuters and match-day crowds.

Carlton customers can book same-day service for faults like a unit block losing corridor lights, a dated board in a period home melting a fuse holder, or water tracking into a meter box during a southerly storm. We aim to reach you within our working day.
Carlton keeps us busy on two fronts. Around 37.4 per cent of homes are rented, so landlords and agents call for alarm compliance and repairs in the unit blocks near the station and along the highway. Owners of older houses toward Kogarah Park want boards replaced and extensions wired. Families who have held homes for decades make up 30.8 per cent outright owners. Choosing a Carlton electrician who knows both sides of this split suburb makes quoting faster.
Carlton straddles Georges River and Bayside councils, yet the jobs look similar across the line: tired wiring, crowded unit boards and kitchen upgrades. We also help traders on Railway Parade and Carlton Parade, and attend an emergency electrical fault when power drops unexpectedly, here and throughout St George and Canterbury-Bankstown.

Flats make up 45.2 per cent of Carlton dwellings. We upgrade unit boards, find faults on common lighting circuits and coordinate power shutdowns with strata managers and residents.
Large estates were carved up once the railway arrived, so many houses have wiring altered over generations. We test, replace unsafe cable and add earthing before adding new circuits.
Roughly 37.4 per cent of Carlton homes are leased, so managing agents book us to swap expired smoke alarms, test every RCD and hand over dated paperwork before the next tenant arrives.
Shops, the Royal Hotel and arts spaces near the station need reliable lighting and power. We maintain boards, upgrade signage lighting and add circuits for new equipment.

Our licensed team has worked in Carlton’s period brick homes and its older and newer unit blocks, so we recognise how each generation of wiring was installed and where it fails.

We visit, check the board and supply a fixed written figure. A two-bedroom flat off Railway Parade and a full house near Augusta Park get individual quotes because the effort differs.

A dead circuit in a Princes Highway unit or a tripping shop board on Carlton Parade moves up our list, so you are not waiting days for help.

More than 250 customers across St George have used us, including Carlton landlords, strata committees and homeowners who called after a neighbour’s recommendation.

Every circuit we fit in a Carlton home or shop carries lifelong labour cover, including work hidden inside the walls of older homes near Kogarah Park.

Share your address plus any strata key, intercom or gate code details. We fit around your commute from Carlton station or your tenants’ availability.

We inspect the board and wiring, explain what needs doing and put a fixed figure in writing, so the invoice matches what you agreed.

On match days near Jubilee Stadium, parking is tight, so we plan arrival times carefully and call ahead if highway traffic slows us down.

Swept floors, no cable scraps left in the roof, and a compliance certificate in your inbox along with a plain list of each circuit altered in your Carlton home.

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Carlton became part of our weekly rounds soon after Spyro opened the doors in 2017; today more than five licensed electricians share the load. Here we split our time between older houses from the post-railway subdivisions and the many unit blocks near the station and highway. Board upgrades, rental compliance, lighting and kitchen circuits make up most jobs, and the same electrician handles your work from quote through to certificate.
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G’day, Spyro speaking. Whether your Carlton unit keeps losing power or your older home near Kogarah Park still has a fuse board, ring 02 8999 3691 and one of our electricians will book in for an inspection.
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.
At the 2021 Census, 37.4 per cent of Carlton dwellings were rented and 45.2 per cent were flats. That combination makes landlord alarm compliance one of the most frequent jobs we do in 2218.

In NSW a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work must accompany finished jobs, and each Carlton visit receives its own. Older houses here often have wiring altered many times since the area was subdivided, so anything we touch is brought up to standard and anything we cannot fix is recorded. When a board is replaced, RCD protection goes on final subcircuits under AS/NZS 3000, and Type AC switches are not used.
You receive a written fixed figure after we inspect. Two Carlton jobs rarely cost the same: adding lights in a modern unit near the station is often quick, while rewiring an older brick home near Augusta Park involves roof access, lifting floorboards and replacing old cable. Once we have looked, the price is set.
Old fuse board, rental alarm deadline, strata lighting fault or a kitchen that needs more circuits? Call 02 8999 3691 and a licensed electrician will visit your Carlton property, explain what is needed and give you a fixed written quote with lifetime labour cover.
Carlton landlords, unit owners, homeowners and local traders ask us these questions most often. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Usually. Monday to Friday our crew is out from 7am until 5:30pm, and Saturday runs 7am to 2pm. Carlton lies on roads we travel daily between Kogarah and Hurstville, so a morning call to 02 8999 3691 often lands a same-day slot. Flag scorch marks, crackling from the board or a main breaker refusing to hold, and we bring that job forward.
We inspect before quoting. Carlton has both older houses and unit blocks, and the same job can take very different time in each. Once our electrician has walked through, you hold a signed figure that stays put unless you widen the job.
Most likely. Houses from the subdivisions that followed the 1884 railway often have ceramic fuses, old cable and little earthing, and they may have been altered many times. Fuses give no protection against shock. We test every circuit, explain the results and quote a new board with RCD protection.
It depends on where the fault is. Wiring from your unit’s own board is usually the owner’s responsibility, while main boards, common lighting and car park circuits belong to common property. With 45.2 per cent of Carlton homes being flats, we deal with this often and give written findings to both owner and strata.
Each level of a rental needs a working alarm. Faults reported by tenants must be repaired within two business days, alarms over ten years old must be replaced, and hard-wired alarms need a licensed electrician. With 37.4 per cent of Carlton homes rented, we handle this work for many agents.
It can. When the Dragons play at Jubilee Stadium, streets around Jubilee Avenue and Park Street fill up. We plan visits around fixtures where we can and let you know if timing needs to shift. Outside game days, parking in most of Carlton is manageable.
For most Carlton houses with a garage or driveway, yes. Our electrician measures how much headroom the existing board has, lays a separate circuit out to the parking spot and mounts the charger on a solid wall. Apartment owners need a nod from the owners corporation first, and we study the building’s supply before suggesting how chargers could be shared or metered.
Yes. Many Carlton apartments have original wiring that struggles with modern kitchens and air conditioning. We coordinate with your builder, replace old cable, add extra power points and install new lighting before walls are closed up, keeping strata informed of any shutdowns.
We do. Retailers, the Royal Hotel and the youth arts co-op near Carlton station ring us about shop lighting, tenancy board maintenance, exit and emergency light testing, and new circuits for coffee machines or display fridges. Anything that means cutting supply is booked for early mornings or after closing, so the doors stay open for commuters.
All of Carlton 2218, including Railway Parade, Carlton Parade, the Princes Highway, Jubilee Avenue, Park Street, Kogarah Park, Tinsdale Reserve, Anglo Square Park and Augusta Park. We also work in Kogarah, Allawah, Bexley, Rockdale, Hurstville, Beverley Park, Kogarah Bay and Ramsgate.