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 Tivoli Esplanade, near Scylla Bay Oval or up by Henry Lawson Reserve? Our current specials cover Como from the Pleasure Grounds and marina to Cremona Road and the Como West streets. Just mention the Como deal when you ring and we adjust the quote.

Como is almost entirely detached housing. The 2021 Census recorded 91.3 per cent separate houses against 65.6 per cent across NSW, and 52.2 per cent of homes have four or more bedrooms. Families dominate, with couples raising children making up 61.1 per cent of families, and 48.2 per cent of dwellings are being paid off. Hillside blocks off Verona Range, Novara Crescent and Pavia Road bring second storeys, granny flats and big kitchens, so we plan home rewiring, extra circuits and switchboards sized for growing households.

Business here is small and riverside: the rebuilt Como Hotel on Cremona Road, Como Marina, a couple of waterfront cafes and the St George Rowing Club. We maintain kitchen and bar circuits, marina and jetty lighting, and emergency lighting for clubhouses, planning work around service times and events.

We provide same-day service throughout Como and Como West, from the Georges River foreshore to Bonnet Bay. Typical urgent jobs: storm-damaged outdoor lights on steep river blocks, a safety switch that will not reset after heavy rain, a smoking kitchen appliance, or a hillside home losing half its circuits.
Families make up most of our Como clients, and they usually call because a house built for a smaller household now runs ducted air, a home office and a second fridge. With 3.1 people per household on average, circuits get pushed hard. As a Como electrician we also work on riverfront homes around Scylla Bay and Carina Bay, where outdoor lighting, pool equipment and boatshed power face water and wind.
The suburb has a long memory of fire. The second Como Hotel was lost in 1996 after an electrical fault in its restaurant kitchen, and bushfires in 1994 burnt upwards of 70 houses in Como West. So owners here take protection seriously, asking for RCDs on every circuit, interconnected alarms and switchboards that are not overloaded. When something does go wrong, an emergency callout sends a licensed electrician across the Sutherland Shire to you.

Streets backing onto Paruna Reserve and Honeysuckle Creek Reserve get storms, falling branches and a real bushfire history. We fit robust outdoor fittings, check earthing and add protection so faults cut out quickly.
Homes fronting Scylla Bay, Carina Bay and Bonnet Bay run jetty lights, boatshed outlets and pool gear. We use wet-rated fittings and keep every waterside circuit RCD protected.
Over half of Como homes have four or more bedrooms, often split across levels on sloping blocks. We add circuits for upper floors, granny flats and home offices and rebalance loads across the board.
The Como Hotel, Como Marina and the rowing club all depend on reliable power near water. We maintain commercial kitchen circuits, exit and emergency lighting, and outdoor lighting for decks and pontoons.

Our licensed team knows Como’s steep river blocks, Italian-named hillside streets and bushland edges, and how extensions over the years have added circuits to boards never meant to carry them.

We price a Genoa Street kitchen upgrade and a Bonnet Bay pool circuit separately, only after seeing each one, and the written figure you approve is the figure you pay.

A tripping board after a Georges River storm or a dead circuit on a school morning gets pushed up our schedule, and the nearest electrician is sent.

Our 250+ customers include many Como and Como West families who called us once for a fault and now ring us for every renovation after that.

Labour on anything we wire in Como, from a switchboard behind the garage to lighting along the river, is guaranteed for life with no fine print about age.

Tell us your street and whether the house sits above or below the road, since many Como blocks have long stairs. We then offer a time around school pickups.

Once we have inspected the board, roof space and cable paths, we explain what needs doing and send a written fixed figure you can approve without surprises.

Narrow hillside streets and parked cars make Como access slow, so we plan the van position in advance and arrive in the promised window, or ring ahead.

Floors are covered, the roof space is left clear of offcuts, and you receive the compliance paperwork plus a board label listing every circuit we touched.

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Our business began with Spyro in 2017 and now has five-plus licensed electricians working across the Sutherland Shire. Como is a regular stop because it combines family homes on steep blocks, riverfront properties with outdoor power needs and a handful of busy venues along the water. We treat each house as a home rather than a job number, and the electrician who inspects your wiring usually completes the work.
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Spyro here. If your Como home keeps tripping in storms or you are planning a second storey above the river, call me on 02 8999 3691 and I will organise a licensed electrician to come out and assess it.
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.
Couples with children make up 61.1 per cent of Como families, well above the 44.7 per cent state figure, and 91.3 per cent of homes are detached houses on their own boards. The 1996 Como Hotel fire, blamed on an electrical fault, is a local reminder of why fast-acting protection matters.

Every Como job ends with a CCEW lodged, as NSW law requires of licensed electricians. Families here often extend homes in stages, and each alteration to an older board triggers AS/NZS 3000 residual current protection for the final subcircuits involved. We only install Type A or better, as Type AC has been off limits in new work since 1 May 2023, and we flag any cable we find heat-damaged.
Quotes in Como are fixed and written before anyone starts. Swapping lights in a single-level house near Como Public School is quick and simple, while running power down a steep riverfront block to a boatshed on Carina Bay needs trenching, weatherproof fittings and extra hours. We see the property first, explain what is involved and hold to one agreed figure.
Safety switch that will not stay on after rain, a second storey on the drawing board, or river lights that have given up? Call 02 8999 3691 and a licensed electrician will inspect it, quote a fixed written figure and guarantee the labour for life.
Como families, riverfront owners and renovators on the hillside streets ask us these most. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Usually it is. We run from 7am to 5:30pm Monday to Friday and 7am to 2pm on Saturday, and Como is close to the southern Shire routes our vans cover daily. Call 02 8999 3691 before lunch and we will aim to reach you that day. Burning smells, sparking fittings or a board that will not reset jump ahead of routine work.
We inspect before quoting, because steep blocks and multi-level homes change the effort a lot. A new circuit in a flat, single-storey house is straightforward; the same circuit run down three levels to a river deck takes much longer. After the visit you get a written fixed price, and it only changes if you ask for extra work.
Moisture is getting into something on that circuit, usually an outdoor light, garden outlet, pool fitting or a damaged cable underground. Como’s river frontages and sloping gardens make this very common. Resetting it repeatedly is not a fix. We isolate each circuit, test insulation resistance, locate the faulty item and replace it with a properly sealed fitting.
Keeping the house wiring in good order is the main thing. Como West lost upwards of 70 homes in the 1994 fires, and storms regularly bring branches down near the reserves. We check that outdoor fittings and cables are sound, that the board has proper RCD protection, and that smoke alarms are interconnected so everyone hears a warning. We can also add outdoor lighting for safer night access.
Yes. With 52.2 per cent of Como homes already at four or more bedrooms, families often build up or out rather than move. We work out whether the existing supply and board can carry the extra load, install a sub-board where needed, and wire lighting, power, air conditioning and hot water to suit. We coordinate with your builder so inspections are passed on time.
We do. In a multi-level Como home, an alarm in the lower rumpus room may not be heard in upstairs bedrooms, so interconnected smoke alarms are worth considering. We install hard-wired units that all sound together, position them on each level and near sleeping areas, and replace any older alarms past their ten-year life.
Yes, within your property. Many Georges River frontages in Como have jetties, pontoons or boatsheds that need lighting and outlets. We run a protected circuit from the house, use cabling and fittings rated for wet locations, and fit RCD protection so a fault near the water cuts power immediately. Anything on public land or Crown waterways may need separate approval.
Kitchens in older Como homes were often wired with one or two power circuits, which cannot cope with an oven, dishwasher, kettle and microwave running at once. We split the kitchen onto more circuits, give heavy appliances their own feed and add power points where cords now trail across the bench.
Yes. The venues near the water, including the hotel, the marina and the waterfront cafes, need kitchen and refrigeration circuits, lighting and emergency lighting kept in order. We schedule testing and repairs around service hours and events, and we provide written records for insurers and landlords.
All of Como 2226, including Como West, Cremona Road, Genoa Street, Tivoli Esplanade, Verona Range, Novara Crescent, Pavia Road, Woronora Crescent, the Pleasure Grounds, Scylla Bay Oval and Henry Lawson Reserve. We also cover Bonnet Bay, Jannali, Oyster Bay, Kareela, Illawong, Sylvania and Sutherland.