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

Hurstville Grove is almost entirely detached family housing. At the 2021 Census, 88.3 per cent of dwellings were separate houses, far above the 65.6 per cent NSW figure, and 60.9 per cent had four or more bedrooms. Just 3.2 per cent were flats. Blocks run downhill from Hillcrest Avenue to the Oatley Bay shoreline, so many homes have under-house rooms, long driveways and garden terraces. We upgrade switchboards for bigger loads, add outdoor lighting down sloping gardens and rewire extensions on established homes.

Commercial activity is small: a handful of shops on Hillcrest Avenue and the facilities around St Aidan’s Anglican Church. Many residents run home offices or small businesses from studios and granny flats. We add dedicated circuits, network cabling and lighting for those workspaces, plus maintenance for the local shops.

We provide same-day service across the whole of Hurstville Grove, from Hillcrest Avenue down to the bay. Common urgent faults here include storm-damaged outdoor circuits near bushland, a tripping board in a large two-storey home, and flooded garden lighting after heavy rain on steep blocks.
Most of our Hurstville Grove clients own their homes outright, 47.3 per cent at the 2021 Census, and have lived here for years. They call when it is time to modernise: adding a second living zone, converting a garage into a studio or finally replacing a switchboard that has done decades of service. Being the Hurstville Grove electrician for these households means careful planning in homes people intend to stay in.
The suburb backs onto green space, with Poulton Park’s mangroves and bush, Moore Reserve’s playing fields and several smaller reserves. Big trees and sloping blocks bring storm damage, water in outdoor fittings and long cable runs to garden lighting and pool gear. For anything unsafe, our emergency callout team works from jobs nearby around St George and Canterbury-Bankstown and can usually reach the Grove quickly.

Around 61 per cent of Hurstville Grove dwellings have four or more bedrooms. We add circuits for extra living areas, split lighting across levels and balance loads across the board.
Poulton Park and other reserves bring tall trees close to homes. After storms we check outdoor circuits, damaged fittings and wiring on the property side for water or impact damage.
Gardens that step down towards the bay need weatherproof fittings and careful cable routes. We install garden and step lighting with correct protection against moisture and runoff.
Nearly half of homes are owned outright, so many are being updated after decades. We handle renovation wiring for kitchens, bathrooms and extensions and fit safety switches to every circuit.

Our licensed electricians regularly work in large Hurstville Grove homes, where multiple levels, under-house rooms and long garden runs call for careful circuit planning and testing.

After we inspect, you receive a single written fixed figure. A garden lighting job on a steep block above Oatley Bay is priced on what it actually involves.

If a storm knocks out circuits near Poulton Park or a board fails in a busy family home, we reshuffle the day and get someone to the Grove promptly.

Our 250+ customers include long-time Hurstville Grove families who first called us for a switchboard and came back for extensions, fans and EV chargers.

Every circuit we install in a Hurstville Grove home, studio or granny flat carries a lifetime labour guarantee, including outdoor wiring on sloping garden terraces.

Tell us about steep driveways, locked side gates or a board tucked under the house, and we will book a time that works around your household.

We check the switchboard, inspect the areas involved and explain the job clearly, then send a fixed figure in writing before any cable is run.

Hillcrest Avenue can be busy around school hours, so we plan the drive in and arrive in the promised window, calling ahead if running late.

We protect floors, remove every offcut and leave your garden as we found it. You also receive the compliance certificate and a clear summary of the work.

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Spyro founded the business in 2017, and the team has since grown to more than five licensed electricians. Hurstville Grove suits our approach well: large, well-kept homes owned by families who expect careful work, a proper quote and the same crew from start to finish. We handle board upgrades, extensions, outdoor lighting down to the bay and new circuits for home offices, always with an eye on what the household will need in the years ahead.
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Spyro here. If your Hurstville Grove home needs a bigger board, new garden lights or power for a backyard studio, ring 02 8999 3691 and I will send a licensed electrician to look.
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, Hurstville Grove averaged 3.8 bedrooms per dwelling and 47.3 per cent of homes were owned outright, meaning many large houses still run boards installed long ago. Those boards now carry air conditioning, pool equipment and home offices they were never designed for.

A Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work is issued after every job we do in Hurstville Grove, as NSW law requires. Many homes here were built decades ago and still have boards with limited or no RCD coverage. Altering or replacing one triggers the AS/NZS 3000 requirement for protection on all final subcircuits, and we fit Type A or better, since Type AC is no longer permitted in new work after 1 May 2023.
We inspect first and then agree a fixed price in writing. That suits Hurstville Grove, where a lighting upgrade in a single-level home near Hillcrest Avenue can be quick, while the same scope in a multi-level house stepping down towards Oatley Bay means longer runs, sub-boards and tricky access. You approve the figure before we begin.
Whether you need a bigger switchboard, new lights down to the bay or power for a backyard studio, call 02 8999 3691. We will look at the job, give you a written fixed price and back the labour with a lifetime guarantee.
Hurstville Grove homeowners, families renovating and residents near the bay ask us these most often. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Often, yes. We work 7am to 5:30pm Monday to Friday and 7am to 2pm Saturday, and regularly have crews in the Hurstville and Oatley area. Call 02 8999 3691 early to give us the best chance of fitting you in the same day. Anything that looks unsafe, like smoke from a fitting or a board that will not reset, gets priority.
We visit, inspect the job and then give you a written fixed price. In Hurstville Grove, homes range from single-level brick houses to large multi-storey homes on steep blocks, and access, cable runs and board condition vary widely. Once we agree the price, it does not change unless you ask for extra work.
In large Hurstville Grove homes this often comes down to too many circuits on too few RCDs, old appliances leaking current or moisture in outdoor fittings on sloping gardens. We test each circuit, isolate the cause and fix it. If the board is old, we may recommend splitting circuits across more RCDs so one fault does not cut power to half the house.
Yes. Many blocks step down towards Oatley Bay, and owners want safe paths and attractive garden lighting. We use weatherproof fittings, run cable in protective conduit and add RCD protection. For steps and paths, low-voltage lighting is often the best choice. We plan the layout so it lights what you need without glare for neighbours.
Keep clear of any fallen wires and call 000 if lines are down or sparking. For damage to the street supply, call Ausgrid on 13 13 88. Once the network side is safe, we can repair damaged outdoor circuits, fittings and switchboard parts on your property and check whether water has got into lights or outlets near trees and reserves.
We do this often in Hurstville Grove, where large blocks suit secondary dwellings and studios. We check whether your existing supply and board can handle the extra load, install a sub-board for the new building, run cable underground or through the roof, and fit lighting, power and data. We issue compliance certificates when finished.
Yes. With 2.2 vehicles per household at the 2021 Census and most homes having a garage or driveway, Hurstville Grove suits home charging well. We check board capacity, run a dedicated circuit with proper protection and mount the charger where both cars can reach it. If you are upgrading the switchboard, we can plan for the charger at the same time.
Often it is. Ceiling fans are cheaper to run than air conditioning and help move air in big rooms and upstairs bedrooms. We check ceiling structure, install proper mounting, run cable through the roof and wire each fan to its own control. In high or raked ceilings we use extension rods so the fan sits at the right height.
We do. The small group of shops on Hillcrest Avenue needs reliable lighting, refrigeration and power, and many older shopfronts benefit from updated circuits. We handle maintenance, lighting upgrades, emergency and exit lighting and new circuits for equipment, and schedule work outside trading hours where needed.
All of Hurstville Grove 2220, from Hillcrest Avenue and its shops down to the Oatley Bay shoreline, including the streets around Poulton Park, Moore Reserve, Willunga Reserve, Grove Park and Quarry Reserve. We also regularly work in Oatley, South Hurstville, Penshurst, Peakhurst, Blakehurst and Kogarah.