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 near Silver Beach, running a business off Captain Cook Drive, or raising a family by Marton Park and John Weir Reserve? Our Kurnell deals also reach Prince Charles Parade and Bonna Point. Tell us which offer you spotted as you book and it goes on the invoice.

Kurnell is a village of detached family homes on a peninsula wrapped by Botany Bay and the Pacific. The 2021 Census counted 95.2 per cent separate houses and only 0.4 per cent flats, with 83.9 per cent of homes carrying three or more bedrooms. Streets such as Dampier, Tasman and Torres honour early navigators. Salt wind and exposure to storms shape our work here: we upgrade switchboards, replace corroded outdoor fittings, wire sheds and garages, and add circuits for growing households.

Industry dominates the peninsula, from the former refinery now used as a bulk fuel import terminal to the desalination plant opened in 2010. Our commercial work focuses on the smaller end: village shops, cafes, clubs and workshops, where we fit lighting, extra circuits and switchboard changes.

Kurnell households can count on our same-day service within working hours. Faults we see here: storm-driven water in outdoor power points, corroded meter box terminals, a shed circuit tripping the house after heavy rain, and wind-damaged external lights hanging by their cables.
Trade workers are a big part of Kurnell: the Census puts technicians and trades workers at 20.3 per cent of employed residents, well above the state’s 11.9 per cent. That shows in our bookings. People want power to sheds and garage workshops, welders and compressors on proper circuits, and sturdy outdoor lighting. As the Kurnell electrician for many families here, we also handle board upgrades, kitchen circuits and air conditioning.
Geography sets the tone. Kamay Botany Bay National Park covers the eastern side, Towra Point Nature Reserve the west, and the village sits between, exposed to wind off Botany Bay. The December 2015 tornado that unroofed homes and cut power is still remembered. When wiring is damaged or dangerous, we offer an emergency electrical callout and head back along Captain Cook Drive into the Sutherland Shire.

Salt spray off Botany Bay and the ocean attacks outdoor outlets, light fittings and meter boxes. We replace damaged parts with sealed, corrosion-resistant fittings and check connections for hidden moisture.
More than 95 per cent of Kurnell dwellings are separate houses. We add circuits for air conditioning, kitchens and extensions, and bring older boards up to modern safety standards.
With trades workers well above the state share, many Kurnell blocks have sheds and garage workshops. We run sub-mains, install sub-boards and fit outlets for welders, compressors and tools.
The small group of shops, cafes and the community sports club serve locals and visitors. We handle lighting upgrades, kitchen circuits and maintenance planned around busy trading periods.

Salt air, blown sand and wind all attack outdoor wiring on the peninsula, so our licensed team specifies sealed, corrosion-resistant fittings for homes near Silver Beach and Botany Bay.

A compact cottage near Bonna Point and a four-bedroom home with a big shed off Captain Cook Drive get separate quotes, each fixed in writing after we have looked.

Kurnell sits at the end of a long road, so when power fails to a fridge or a circuit smokes, we plan the route to get an electrician there that day.

Our 250+ customers include households from Kurnell, Cronulla and Woolooware, and plenty of peninsula residents book us for a second job after the first.

Labour on every Kurnell job carries a lifetime guarantee, from a replaced outdoor light on Prince Charles Parade to a new sub-board feeding a backyard workshop.

Ring or book online, mention side access for sheds or boats, and we will choose a time that suits your shifts. Kurnell’s long approach road means we plan arrivals carefully.

Your electrician checks the board, outdoor fittings and job area, then explains the options in plain terms and sends a written figure you approve before any work starts.

We turn up within the agreed window. If traffic along Captain Cook Drive holds us up, we call you with an updated arrival time.

Sand and dust are swept up, packaging and removed parts go in our van, and the compliance paperwork arrives with a note on any outdoor fittings worth keeping an eye on.

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Honest, careful work was Spyro’s plan when he started the business in 2017, and the team has since grown to five-plus licensed electricians covering the whole Sutherland Shire. Kurnell stands out for its harsh coastal conditions and practical, trades-minded residents. We have repaired storm damage, rewired sheds and upgraded boards across the village. The electrician who quotes your job is usually the one who completes it.
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Spyro speaking. Rusting outdoor outlets or a shed crying out for proper circuits in Kurnell? Call me on 02 8999 3691 and a licensed electrician from my team will come and take a 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.
On 16 December 2015 a tornado hit Kurnell with a 213 km/h gust, unroofing homes and businesses and cutting electricity. The peninsula’s exposed position between Botany Bay and the Pacific makes storm-resilient wiring worth planning for.

Once tests pass on a Kurnell job, we lodge the CCEW that NSW requires and send you a copy. In this coastal setting we look closely at outdoor fittings and meter boxes, where corrosion often starts. Altering a board brings a duty to put RCDs across its final subcircuits, and since 1 May 2023 the Type AC kind has been excluded from new installations.
Every Kurnell quote comes after an inspection and is fixed in writing. Costs can vary here: replacing lights in a single-storey home near John Weir Reserve is straightforward, while running a sub-main to a large backyard shed or repairing storm-damaged outdoor wiring on an exposed block takes more work. Looking first means the figure is accurate.
Corroded outdoor fittings, a shed that needs proper power, or a board that trips in wet weather? Phone 02 8999 3691. We come out to the peninsula, look over your Kurnell home, lock in one written figure and guarantee our workmanship for good.
Kurnell families, tradespeople with home workshops and village business owners ask us these most often. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Usually. Electricians are rostered 7am to 5:30pm through the week and 7am to 2pm Saturdays, and we work across the Cronulla and Woolooware area regularly. Ringing in the morning gives the best chance of a same-day visit. Sparks, a smell of burning or a main switch that keeps dropping out get priority.
We inspect before quoting. Two jobs that sound alike can differ here, for example a light change in a sheltered home versus outdoor rewiring on a windswept block near Silver Beach. Once we have walked the property, you get one figure on paper that stays fixed unless you add to the scope.
Salt water lies along much of the peninsula, and onshore wind carries spray over the houses. Standard fittings corrode, and moisture gets into terminals and meter boxes. We replace them with sealed, weatherproof outlets and corrosion-resistant fittings, and check nearby connections for hidden damage.
If it is safe, switch off the main switch, keep clear of fallen wires and wet fittings, and call us. For fallen power lines or fire, call 000, and report street outages to Ausgrid on 13 13 88. We then inspect your switchboard, roof space and outdoor circuits before restoring power, and document the damage for insurance.
Yes. Many Kurnell homes have sheds used for tools, boats or trade equipment. We check the main board’s capacity, run a sub-main to the shed, install a sub-board and fit outlets for compressors, welders and lighting. Each circuit gets proper RCD protection.
No. Plants of that scale are outside what we take on. Our commercial electrical work in Kurnell is for smaller premises such as the village shops, cafes, clubs and workshops, where we install lighting, circuits and switchboards and handle maintenance around trading hours.
For most homes, yes. Kurnell averages 2.3 vehicles per dwelling, and nearly every home is a separate house with a garage or driveway. We check board capacity, run a dedicated circuit and install the charger, leaving room in the board for another one later if needed.
Yes. About 16.5 per cent of Kurnell homes are rented. Landlords must keep an alarm working on each level, fix a reported fault inside two business days and swap out any unit a decade past its build date, and hard-wired ones are a licensed electrician’s job. We supply, install and test smoke alarms and leave dated records.
Yes. Kurnell homes often have decks, patios and pool areas facing the water or the park. We fit weatherproof outlets, sensor lights and outdoor ceiling fans rated for coastal exposure, each protected by an RCD and positioned away from sprinklers and runoff.
All of Kurnell 2231, including Captain Cook Drive, Prince Charles Parade, Dampier, Torres and Tasman Streets, and homes near Silver Beach, Bonna Point Reserve, Marton Park and John Weir Reserve. We also work daily in Greenhills Beach, Woolooware, Cronulla, Caringbah, Taren Point and the rest of the Sutherland Shire.