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
Living on Alamein Road, near Neptune Park or close to the national park gate off Henry Lawson Drive? Our Revesby Heights specials also cover Sandakan Road, Centaur Street and Bardo Circuit. Ask about the offer as you book and we will honour it on the invoice.

Revesby Heights is big-house territory. In 2021, 62.1 per cent of dwellings had four or more bedrooms, almost double the NSW share, and separate houses made up 73.5 per cent, with townhouses at 23.0 per cent and flats rare at 3.3 per cent. Known after the war as Hero’s Hill for the returned servicemen housed here, it now holds large family homes. We upgrade boards, fit ceiling fans and wire second-storey additions.

Commercial work here is limited. The suburb is residential, with De La Salle College, the football fields at Neptune Park and the Georges River National Park entrance as the main non-residential sites. We look after home offices, club rooms and small premises, and install data and network cabling for residents working from home.

Our same-day service covers Revesby Heights from the Revesby border down to Henry Lawson Drive. Urgent calls we expect in these large family homes: an overworked board running hot in summer, an outdoor circuit tripping the RCD after rain, or garden lights knocked out by a fallen branch.
Owner-occupiers dominate Revesby Heights, where 80.4 per cent of homes were owned outright or with a mortgage at the 2021 Census and just 19.2 per cent rented. With households averaging 3.1 people and 2.2 vehicles, the work we see is mostly about capacity: upstairs extensions, garage and workshop power, extra air conditioning and chargers for cars already sitting in the driveway. As your Revesby Heights electrician we fit those jobs around busy family routines.
The suburb sits on the north bank of the Georges River, west of Little Salt Pan Creek, with national park bushland along its edge. Some homes near that edge have deep gardens, and storm debris can damage outdoor lights and cabling. For an urgent electrical fault here, or anywhere across St George and Canterbury-Bankstown, ring us and a licensed electrician will be heading your way.

62.1 per cent of Revesby Heights dwellings have four or more bedrooms. We balance loads across circuits, add power to bedrooms turned into studies and replace boards never sized for today's appliances.
Townhouses and semi-detached homes make up 23.0 per cent of dwellings, about double the NSW share. We wire separate supplies, check party walls for crossed circuits and fit RCD protection in each home.
Homes beside the Georges River National Park can have long gardens, sheds and outdoor lights. We install weatherproof fittings and repair circuits damaged by falling branches after storms roll through.
Households here average 2.2 vehicles, and big garages often double as workshops. We add dedicated circuits for tools, second fridges and freezers, plus bright LED lighting over the bench.

Four-bedroom houses are the norm in Revesby Heights, and our licensed crew plans circuits that can carry heavy family loads without constant nuisance tripping or warm cables in the roof.

We inspect before we quote. A townhouse near Bardo Circuit and a two-storey home on Sandakan Road each get a separate fixed figure on paper, reflecting their very different wiring.

When power fails in a full Revesby Heights household, we shift our schedule to reach you, and the arrival time we give is the true one rather than a hopeful guess.

Plenty of our 250+ customers live south of Canterbury Road, and Revesby Heights families often hear about us from neighbours around Neptune Park and Alamein Road.

Labour on every circuit we fit in Revesby Heights carries a lifetime guarantee, from a garage workshop feed to lighting along a back garden that faces the bush.

Book around football training at Neptune Park or the De La Salle school run. Tell us about side access, pets and where your switchboard sits so we arrive prepared.

We test the board, trace the circuits and send a written fixed price. On a Revesby Heights job that figure is what you pay unless you decide to add work.

Henry Lawson Drive can clog at peak times, so we build that into our route and reach you in the promised window, phoning ahead if anything shifts.

We tidy as we go, take every offcut away and leave rooms as we found them, with the compliance certificate and a brief note on the work done.

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The business began in 2017, when Spyro set out to run an electrical crew that turns up on time and does the job properly. We are now five-plus licensed electricians, and Revesby Heights is a place where that approach counts, because most homes are owner-occupied and built to be lived in for decades. Here we upgrade boards, wire extensions, add outdoor lighting and fit EV chargers, with one electrician seeing each job through.
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It’s Spyro. If your Revesby Heights home has outgrown its switchboard, or you want power and lighting sorted for a new extension, call me on 02 8999 3691 and we will set a time to come round and 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.
Revesby Heights households averaged 2.2 vehicles at the 2021 Census, and 73.5 per cent of dwellings are separate houses. Where there is a garage or carport, home charging is very practical, provided the switchboard has room for another heavy load.

Each Revesby Heights job ends with a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work, the record NSW requires for our work. Big homes here often carry heavy demand from air conditioning, extra fridges and workshops, so we confirm each circuit’s protection matches its cable and that RCDs cover every final subcircuit on altered boards. Outdoor circuits near the bushland edge get extra attention for moisture and weather damage.
Each quote in Revesby Heights is a fixed figure in writing, given once we have looked at the job. Wiring a new rear extension on a two-storey house off Sandakan Road involves long cable runs and upper-floor access, while adding circuits in a single-level townhouse near Bardo Circuit is simpler. The quotes reflect that difference, and they hold unless you widen the scope.
From Neptune Park to the national park entrance on Henry Lawson Drive, we look after Revesby Heights family homes with licensed electricians and clear pricing. Call 02 8999 3691, tell us what the house needs, and we will find a time that fits your household.
Revesby Heights families with big homes, busy garages and new extensions ask us these questions most. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Usually. We run from 7am until 5:30pm on weekdays and from 7am until 2pm on Saturday, with Sunday off. Revesby Heights is close to jobs we do every week in Revesby and Padstow, so a morning call to 02 8999 3691 often turns into a visit that afternoon. Sparking, a burning smell or a main switch that refuses to reset get priority.
Prices come only after we have seen the site. A second-storey extension on a large Revesby Heights home has long cable runs and more circuits than a small repair in a townhouse, so any phone estimate would mislead you. After the visit, a fixed written price arrives, and it stays put unless the scope changes.
Possibly. More than six in ten Revesby Heights homes have four or more bedrooms, and big households run air conditioning, dryers, ovens and computers together. Nuisance tripping can come from overloaded circuits, a faulty appliance or an ageing RCD. We test each circuit, find the cause and then advise whether splitting loads or a full board upgrade is the better fix.
Before framing is finished. Around 80 per cent of households here own their home, and many choose to extend rather than move. Bringing us in early lets us plan renovation wiring alongside the builder, place outlets and lights where you will actually use them, and check whether the existing board can carry the new rooms.
Yes. Some homes near the Georges River National Park edge have large gardens and outdoor living areas. We use weather-rated fittings, bury cable at the correct depth in proper conduit, and keep every outdoor circuit on RCD protection. Fallen branches after storms can damage fittings, so we also repair or relocate lights that keep getting hit.
Usually, yes. We check the board for spare capacity, run a dedicated circuit to the garage or carport and mount the charger so the lead reaches without strain. With households here averaging 2.2 vehicles, many owners plan for a second electric car, so we can size the circuit now and save rework later.
Yes. Many family homes here have a spare bedroom turned into a study. We install data points and structured cabling so desks, televisions and the router get wired connections, which stays steadier than Wi-Fi stretched across several rooms. We can also tidy existing cabling into a small central panel.
Townhouses and semi-detached homes make up 23.0 per cent of dwellings here. In a strata scheme, common areas and shared supply usually fall to the owners corporation, while in a Torrens title duplex each owner looks after their own wiring. We trace the fault, confirm whose circuit it is and give both parties a written finding.
Yes, both are common requests in larger Revesby Heights homes. Fans in bedrooms and living areas cut air conditioning use, and LED downlights replace old halogens that run hot in the ceiling. We check the roof space for insulation clearance and use fittings rated for the job.
All of Revesby Heights, postcode 2212, including Alamein Road, Sandakan Road, Centaur Street, Rowell Street, Bardo Circuit and The River Road, the streets around Neptune Park and De La Salle College, and homes along Henry Lawson Drive. We also cover Revesby, Padstow Heights, Picnic Point, Padstow, Panania, East Hills and Alfords Point.