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
Running a warehouse unit on Ashford Avenue, a shop in Milperra Shopping Village, or living off Pozieres Avenue near Deepwater Park? Our limited-time Milperra specials cover homes and businesses alike, right down to Henry Lawson Drive. Quote the offer when you call to claim it.

Milperra began as the Bankstown Soldier Settlement in 1917, when returned servicemen took up poultry farms and market gardens, and many streets still carry First World War names like Bullecourt, Somme and Fromelles. Today the 2021 Census records 94.3 per cent separate houses, only 0.2 per cent flats, and 51.4 per cent of homes with four or more bedrooms. We rewire older brick houses, upgrade switchboards that have fallen behind and add circuits for extensions, garages and outdoor living.

Milperra mixes housing with a working commercial and industrial side. Factory and warehouse units cluster along Beaconsfield Street and Ashford Avenue, commercial sites line Milperra Road, and small retail strips sit on Bullecourt Avenue. We provide commercial electrical work for these: three-phase machine circuits, high-bay lighting, shop refits and fault finding.

With the M5 and Henry Lawson Drive on its edges, Milperra is easy to reach for same-day service. Urgent calls here include a warehouse circuit dropping out mid-shift, a house main switch that will not hold, or a burnt connection in an old meter panel.
Milperra gives us two very different client lists. On the residential side, owners dominate: 41.8 per cent own outright and 45.6 per cent are paying off a mortgage, mostly in family houses on the streets named after Western Front battles. They call us for switchboard upgrades, air conditioning circuits, lighting for new alfresco areas and power to sheds. As a Milperra electrician we also look after the tenants and owners of industrial units off Ashford Avenue and Beaconsfield Street.
Those businesses need machinery supply, compliant lighting and quick fault repairs so production does not stop. For shopkeepers in Milperra Shopping Village and Ashford Village, we handle refrigeration circuits and signage. When anything fails badly, we send an emergency electrician from our crews working across St George and Canterbury-Bankstown, usually that same day.

Milperra's grid of First World War street names holds mostly brick family houses. Many carry wiring added in stages, so we test every circuit and replace what no longer meets current standards.
Beaconsfield Street and Ashford Avenue host strata warehouse units. We install three-phase supply for machinery, high-bay LED lighting and compressor circuits, and repair faults quickly to limit downtime.
Milperra Shopping Village and Ashford Village on Bullecourt Avenue serve local families. We fit shop lighting, refrigeration and signage circuits and plan work outside trading hours.
More than half of Milperra homes have four or more bedrooms. We wire extensions, add split system circuits and upgrade boards so growing households are not tripping breakers.

Our licensed electricians work in Milperra homes and factory units alike, from single-phase kitchen circuits in brick houses to three-phase machinery feeds in warehouses off Beaconsfield Street.

Every job is inspected before we quote a single written price. A four-bedroom house on Amiens Avenue and a warehouse fit-out on Ashford Avenue are costed on their own merits.

A factory losing power mid-shift or a home with a failed main switch goes straight to the front of our day, with vans reaching Milperra quickly via the M5.

Our 250+ customers include Milperra families, warehouse operators near Bankstown Airport and shopkeepers in Ashford Village who recommended us to the business next door.

Labour on everything we install in Milperra, from a light in a Somme Crescent bedroom to a machine circuit in an industrial unit, is guaranteed for life.

Call or book online with your street or unit number, plus any site rules such as loading dock times or induction, and we find a slot around your household or shift.

We test the existing installation and look at access, then send one fixed written price so you know the full cost before any work starts.

Houses and industrial estates here have plenty of parking, so we arrive in the window promised. If traffic on Milperra Road delays us, we phone ahead.

We clear every offcut, vacuum up drill dust, issue the compliance certificate and give business owners a written summary for their maintenance records.

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Spyro launched the business in 2017, and it has grown into a team of more than five licensed electricians. Milperra keeps us on the move between homes named for Great War battlefields and the busy warehouse strips off Ashford Avenue. Some days that means a new board for a family home; other days, lighting and power for a factory unit. The electrician who quotes is the one who finishes.
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Spyro on the line. If your Milperra warehouse keeps tripping under load, or your house still runs on an old fuse board, phone me on 02 8999 3691 and I will send a licensed electrician over.
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.
Milperra combines residential streets with a genuine industrial side, where factory and warehouse units line Beaconsfield Street and Ashford Avenue and commercial sites run along Milperra Road. Those premises rely on steady power, so industrial electrical work is where Milperra needs us more than most St George and Canterbury-Bankstown suburbs.

All work we do in Milperra, domestic or industrial, is covered by a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work (CCEW) under NSW rules. In older brick homes, that means testing the circuits we connect to and noting any tired wiring. In warehouse units, it covers every new machine and lighting circuit. AS/NZS 3000 requires RCD protection on final subcircuits when a board is changed, and Type AC units have been excluded from new work since 1 May 2023.
Milperra jobs vary too much for phone quotes. Adding lights in a single-storey brick house on Pozieres Avenue is a short visit, while running three-phase power and high-bay lighting through a warehouse on Beaconsfield Street involves heavier cable, lifting gear and shutdown planning. We look at the site, then put a fixed price in writing that only changes if you add work.
A factory unit on Ashford Avenue that needs more power, a family home near Deepwater Park with an old fuse board, or a shop in Milperra Shopping Village due for new lighting? Call 02 8999 3691. We will inspect the job, give a firm written price and guarantee the labour for life.
Milperra homeowners, warehouse operators and local shopkeepers put these questions to us regularly. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Most days, yes. We run from 7am to 5:30pm on weekdays and 7am to 2pm on Saturdays, and Milperra is a straightforward trip via the M5 and Henry Lawson Drive. Ring 02 8999 3691 in the morning and we can often be there that afternoon. Sparking, smoke or a full loss of power is handled before routine work.
We give no figure until we have looked at the work. A power point in a Milperra brick home is very different from new three-phase supply in a warehouse unit. Once we have tested the existing wiring and checked access, you receive one fixed price in writing, and it only changes if you decide to extend the job.
Yes, within your unit. Many Milperra warehouses off Beaconsfield Street and Ashford Avenue already have a three-phase supply at the board, and we extend it to machinery, compressors and welders with proper isolation. A bigger supply from the street is network-side work we do not perform, but once it is in place we complete every internal circuit.
Usually a combination of age and load. Many Milperra homes were wired before split systems, dishwashers and big fridges were common, and extra appliances plus moisture in outdoor fittings can push a circuit over. We test each circuit for insulation faults and earth leakage, find the appliance or fitting at fault and suggest whether a repair or a board upgrade is the better fix.
We can. More than half of Milperra homes have four or more bedrooms, and plenty of families have added rooms or studios on their blocks. We check whether the supply can take the extra load, install a sub-board where it makes sense, and wire lights, power and air conditioning before handing over a compliance certificate for the lot.
Yes. Milperra averages 2.2 vehicles per dwelling, and almost every house has a garage or driveway. We assess spare capacity on your board, lay a dedicated circuit with a Type A or better RCD and fit the charger where the cable reaches the car without crossing walkways. Older boards may need upgrading first.
We do. Small retailers on Bullecourt Avenue need dependable lighting, circuits for fridges, freezers and coffee machines, and working exit and emergency lights. We carry out LED refits, add outlets behind counters and trace faults when equipment keeps tripping. Noisy work is booked before opening or after close so trading is not disrupted.
Certainly. Older units along Milperra Road and Ashford Avenue often still have metal halide or fluorescent fittings that are slow to start and costly to run. We replace them with high-bay LED fittings, add motion sensors in storage aisles where suitable and make sure emergency lighting is tested and labelled. Work is planned around your shift times.
Yes. Milperra’s blocks often have garages and sheds used as workshops. We run a correctly sized circuit, underground in conduit or along a fence, fit power points and lighting inside, and protect everything with RCDs. If you use heavy tools or a welder, we size the supply to match.
All of Milperra 2214, from Milperra Road, Henry Lawson Drive, Beaconsfield Street and Ashford Avenue to Bullecourt, Pozieres and Amiens Avenues, Somme Crescent, Deepwater Park, Vale of Ah Reserve and the Bankstown Golf Course area. We also work daily in Revesby, Padstow, Condell Park, Panania, Picnic Point, East Hills, Georges Hall and Moorebank across the river.