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

This is family-home country. The 2021 Census recorded 98.8 per cent separate houses and not one flat, with 84.3 per cent of homes holding four or more bedrooms and an average of 4.1. Most were built after bushland was released for housing in the late 1970s and 1980s, so boards and cabling are now forty-odd years old. We upgrade switchboards, add circuits for home extensions, wire outdoor entertaining areas and swap tired halogen fittings for LED downlights.

Commercial activity is modest: a small row of shops on Brushwood Drive beside the public school, including a pharmacy, salon and takeaway, plus the Alfords Point Community Centre at Narina Park. We look after shop and community building lighting, repairs and compliance, as well as home offices and workshops.

Same-day service is available on every street branching off Brushwood Drive. Urgent calls typical of this area: storm damage to outdoor lighting near the bush edge, a large home losing half its circuits, a failed pool pump supply, or a hot, buzzing switchboard in a 1980s house.
Owner-occupiers are almost everyone we work for here: the 2021 Census found 49.9 per cent of homes owned outright and 45.5 per cent with a mortgage, while only 3.9 per cent were rented. Couples with children make up 58.7 per cent of families, so jobs often revolve around growing households, from rumpus room power to air conditioning circuits for upstairs bedrooms. As your Alfords Point electrician we know the one-road layout and bushland edges well.
Homes here average 2.6 vehicles each, and many owners now ask about charging an electric car in the garage. Others want garden lighting on long driveways, ceiling fans for hot summers, or a new board before a renovation. We also respond to emergency electrical faults across Alfords Point and the rest of the Sutherland Shire.

Almost every Alfords Point dwelling is a separate house, and 84.3 per cent have four or more bedrooms. We add circuits, relocate outlets and update lighting as these homes are renovated.
Boards installed during the 1970s and 1980s development often carry limited RCD protection. We upgrade them with safety switches on every circuit and room for modern loads.
The suburb is almost surrounded by Georges River bushland, and the 1994 fires destroyed many local homes. We repair storm-damaged outdoor circuits and advise on sensible exterior wiring near the bush edge.
The small shopping strip beside Alfords Point Public School includes a pharmacy, salon and takeaway. We handle lighting, refrigeration circuits and repairs, scheduled to avoid disrupting trade.

Houses from the 1970s and 1980s bushland release are everyday territory for our licensed team, so we know the boards, roof spaces and garage layouts these big Alfords Point homes share.

We inspect the job first, then provide one fixed figure in writing. A five-bedroom Brushwood Drive house and a smaller Coachwood Crescent home each get their own quote.

If a storm knocks out power to your outdoor lights or a board fails on a hot day, we adjust our schedule so an electrician can reach you across the bridge promptly.

Our 250+ customers include Alfords Point families, many of whom found us through neighbours at school events, sport at Narina Park or local community groups.

Every circuit we install in an Alfords Point home, including garage chargers, garden lighting and rewired rooms, is backed by our lifetime labour guarantee.

Let us know your street and whether gate access, dogs or a steep driveway need planning. We then book a time that fits your family’s routine.

Once we have seen the board and the task, we talk you through the findings and email a written fixed figure, which you approve before any cable is cut.

Brushwood Drive is the only way in and out, so we allow for that in our timing. If we are running late, we call ahead with an updated arrival time.

We protect floors, clear dust from roof access points, take our offcuts with us, and leave the compliance certificate and a clear summary of the work done.

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The business started with Spyro in 2017, and these days more than five licensed electricians on our books spend regular hours in Alfords Point. The suburb suits careful work: big homes with lots of circuits, bushland edges that bring storm faults, and families who value a clear explanation. Whether it is an EV charger in a double garage or a switchboard upgrade before a kitchen remodel, one electrician usually carries the job from quote to completion.
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Spyro speaking. Tired 1980s board in your Alfords Point house, or a new car that needs a charger by the garage door? Ring 02 8999 3691 and I will get a licensed member of our crew across the bridge to see it.
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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.
Alfords Point households average 2.6 vehicles each, and 98.8 per cent of homes are separate houses with garages or driveways. That combination makes home EV charging a job we are asked about more here than in most suburbs.

NSW law wants a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work at the close of each job, and every Alfords Point visit we make gets one. Many homes still carry wiring from the original 1980s build, so any defect we uncover along the way is repaired or put in writing for you. Once a board is replaced or altered, AS/NZS 3000 expects RCDs on its final subcircuits; we choose Type A or above because Type AC has been barred from new installations since 1 May 2023.
On Alfords Point jobs the agreed amount is written down and signed off first. House size and access change the labour: adding a light in a single-storey home with an easy roof space is straightforward, while wiring a two-storey house with limited ceiling access or running power to a detached garage takes more time. So we inspect, then commit to one number.
Original switchboard in a Brushwood Drive home, an EV charger for the double garage, or storm-damaged outdoor lights near the bush? Phone 02 8999 3691. A licensed tradesperson inspects it at your place, locks in a figure on paper and stands behind the workmanship for life.
Alfords Point homeowners and families most often ask us these questions. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Usually, yes. Our crews start at 7am and finish at 5:30pm through the working week, with a 7am to 2pm Saturday shift, and Alfords Point is a regular stop. Call 02 8999 3691 early to improve your chances of a same-day booking. Tell us about burning smells, sparking or a switch that will not reset so we can prioritise it.
We price after seeing the work. In Alfords Point, large two-storey homes, tight roof spaces and long runs to garages or outdoor areas all affect labour. A simple light swap is quick, while wiring a new extension takes longer. After inspecting, you receive a signed-off amount that stays fixed unless the scope grows at your request.
Often it does. Many Alfords Point homes went up in the late 1970s and 1980s, and original boards commonly have only one or two safety switches, or none. As families add air conditioning, pool equipment and EV chargers, these boards can struggle. We test the installation and recommend an upgrade only if needed.
Alfords Point is almost surrounded by Georges River bushland, and the 1994 fires damaged many homes here. From an electrical view, we suggest keeping outdoor wiring and fittings in good condition, clearing debris from around external equipment, and having storm-damaged circuits checked promptly. We can inspect exterior lighting and power for wear or damage.
Very likely. With 2.6 vehicles per dwelling and nearly every home a separate house, Alfords Point garages are natural charging spots. We confirm spare capacity at the board, lay a dedicated cable from the meter box to where you park, and mount the unit at a comfortable height. If the board needs work first, we quote that clearly.
Yes. Large blocks and big families make extensions common here. We work with your builder, check whether your supply and board can carry the extra load, run new circuits and fit lighting and power points to suit the layout. For a detached granny flat we install a submain and small board.
We do. Many Alfords Point homes have long driveways, sloping gardens and outdoor entertaining areas. We install weatherproof lighting, outdoor power and sensor lights, using suitable fittings and RCD-protected circuits, and we position everything to avoid damage from weather or garden work.
Yes. Big blocks on the flora-named streets often include a backyard pool, and its pump, chlorinator or heater supply takes a beating from weather and age. We check that existing pool circuits are RCD protected and correctly bonded, repair failed supply, and run new circuits when equipment is upgraded, all to the rules that apply to pool areas.
Yes. The little Brushwood Drive strip beside Alfords Point Public School and the council-run community centre at Narina Park both rely on dependable lighting and refrigeration. We handle repairs, LED upgrades, emergency lights and compliance checks for tenants and hirers, timing noisy tasks around opening hours, school pick-up and bookings.
All of Alfords Point 2234, including Brushwood Drive, Casuarina Road, Coachwood Crescent, Narina Park, Lavender Place, Eucalyptus Street and the homes along the bushland edge. We also work regularly in Illawong, Menai, Bangor, Barden Ridge, Lucas Heights, Woronora Heights, Bonnet Bay and Jannali.