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

Loftus is a bushland suburb of family houses. In the 2021 Census, 87.9 per cent of dwellings were separate homes and 11.6 per cent townhouses or semis, with barely any flats. Three-bedroom places made up 47.2 per cent and four-plus another 43.4 per cent. The public school and post office both opened in 1953, and homes that still carry original wiring show ageing boards, missing earths and ungrounded outlets, alongside rewiring for kitchens and additions.

Business here centres on education and transport: TAFE NSW and a University of Wollongong campus beside Loftus station, the Sydney Tramway Museum across the tracks and the RFS brigade on Loftus Avenue. We carry out lighting upgrades, power for workshops and classrooms, and planned commercial maintenance for sites like these.

We offer same-day service across Loftus, from Eugenia Street and Cranberry Street to the Princes Highway edge. Common urgent jobs on this bushland fringe: fallen branches smashing garden lighting, possums chewing roof cabling, water entering a garage board, and a safety switch that refuses to reset.
Most Loftus work comes from homeowners, since 86.9 per cent of dwellings are either owned outright or mortgaged. Households average 2.9 people, and many are raising children close to Loftus Public School on National Avenue, so the jobs tend to be practical: more power in the kitchen, lights for a rumpus room, a charger in the carport and safer outdoor circuits beside the bush. As a Loftus electrician we also rewire townhouse complexes built on subdivided blocks.
Because Royal National Park runs along the eastern side and creeks bound the west, storms and falling limbs are a regular hazard. We fit interconnected smoke alarms, sort out damaged outdoor lighting and respond to urgent power faults while covering the rest of the Sutherland Shire.

Plenty of houses on the numbered avenues have had only patchwork repairs over the decades. We replace ceramic fuses, add earthing and new circuits, and bring tired lighting up to date.
Royal National Park and the creek corridors ring the suburb. We protect outdoor wiring from falling limbs and wildlife, and check roof-space cabling for chewed insulation after possum visits.
About 11.6 per cent of Loftus dwellings are townhouses or semis. We separate lot faults from shared lighting and gate circuits, and report clearly to owners and managing agents.
TAFE, university classrooms and the tramway museum sit beside the rail line. We handle workshop power, lighting and scheduled testing around teaching timetables and visitor days.

Licensed hands on our crew have opened up Loftus homes from older houses along the numbered avenues to newer townhouse rows, and knows where old cabling tends to hide.

After inspecting, we set one written figure. A small Eugenia Street job and a full board swap on Dunwell Avenue each get their own honest quote.

Tree damage after a southerly or a board that suddenly goes dark gets moved to the front of our run through the bushland streets of 2232.

Neighbours around Loftus Oval, netball families and townhouse owners make up a good share of our 250+ customers, many through word of mouth.

Any circuit we install in a Loftus house, townhouse or workshop has labour covered for life, including those exposed to heavy bushland storms.

Choose a slot around train timetables, sport or the school run. Let us know about steep drives, dogs or bush tracks behind the yard.

Our electrician opens the board, checks the roof void, talk through the choices plainly and email a locked-in written figure ahead of starting.

Our van pulls up within the promised window, and parking on the numbered avenues is rarely a problem. Delays on the highway mean a call from us, not silence.

Before we leave, dust is vacuumed, leftover cable removed and your certificate emailed with notes on each circuit we touched.

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Our story began with Spyro and one ute in 2017; today five-plus licensed electricians carry the name. Loftus suits our crew: steady family homes, bushland blocks that need weather-tough fittings, and schools and campuses that value planning. We handle board upgrades, extra circuits, ceiling fans, LED lighting, chargers and repairs after storms, and whoever measures up your job also completes it.
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It is Spyro. Old fuses in your Loftus home, or outdoor lights playing up after the last storm off the national park? Dial 02 8999 3691 and I will line up an electrician for your street.
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.
With 87.9 per cent separate houses and a school that has served the suburb since 1953, Loftus has many long-standing homes whose boards predate modern RCD rules. Add heavy summer air conditioning and storm-prone bushland, and a modern board is the upgrade we recommend here most often.

Each Loftus visit ends with our CCEW lodged, which state law demands for all electrical work. In older homes along the avenues, any old wiring we disturb is either brought up to standard or noted in writing. AS/NZS 3000 ties any board change to residual current protection for every final subcircuit, and fresh installations have excluded Type AC devices from 1 May 2023.
Quotes are fixed and written after we see the site. Loftus homes differ more than they look: adding a circuit in a newer townhouse near National Avenue may take an hour or two, while tracing old cable through the roof space of an older house on the avenues can take much longer. Inspecting first keeps the figure honest and settled before we begin.
Ageing board, flickering lights after a storm or a charger for the new car? Phone 02 8999 3691 so a qualified electrician can walk through your Loftus property, lay out the fix and lock in one written figure, with workmanship covered for life.
These are the questions Loftus families, townhouse owners and campus managers bring to us again and again. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Quite often before dinner. Monday to Friday our electricians work 7am until 5:30pm, Saturday 7am until 2pm, and Sunday is a rest day. Loftus sits right on our regular route along the Princes Highway, which means an early ring to 02 8999 3691 regularly turns into an afternoon visit. Anything with smoke, sparking or no power at all is handled first.
We do not quote a flat rate, since each home differs. A lighting change in a newer townhouse is quick, while rewiring an older house on the avenues involves roof access, old cable and patching. After we see the job, the written figure we give stays put unless you add extras.
Not always, but it is worth checking. Homes from that era often have rubber-insulated cable, few earths and ceramic fuse boards, and many have been extended with newer wiring tied into the old. We test insulation resistance and earthing, show you which circuits are sound and quote only what needs replacing, whether that is part of the house or all of it.
Yes. Loftus backs onto Royal National Park and has its own RFS brigade protecting the bush interface. We check external fittings for damage, clear redundant cable from roof spaces, fit sealed outdoor gear and install interconnected smoke alarms. For wider preparation, follow the Rural Fire Service advice for your property.
If the whole street is dark, it is a network outage and you should report it to Ausgrid on 13 13 88. If only your home is affected, the cause may be a failing breaker, water entering an outdoor fitting or a damaged cable to a shed. We trace the fault, repair it and can add surge protection to the board.
Generally, circuits inside your unit from your own board are yours, while shared driveway lights, letterbox lighting and common meter panels belong to the owners corporation. With a noticeable share of Loftus homes being townhouses, we sort this out regularly by tracing the fault and giving both owner and strata manager a written finding.
Yes. Most houses here have a garage or carport, and households average two cars. We check spare capacity at the board, run a dedicated circuit, mount the charger and set up load control if the house already draws heavily. Townhouses may need strata approval first.
We do commercial work of that kind, including lighting upgrades, power for workshops and classrooms, emergency lighting checks and fault repairs. Education and heritage sites near Loftus station need work planned around classes and visitors, so we schedule noisy tasks to suit and document every circuit changed.
Yes. Every electrician on our team is licensed and insured, and we have been trading since 2017 under founder Spyro. Our labour is guaranteed for life, so if anything we installed in your Loftus home fails due to our workmanship, we return and put it right free of charge.
All of Loftus 2232, including National Avenue, Loftus Avenue, the First to Ninth Avenue grid, Eugenia Street, Cranberry Street, Viburnum Road, Dunwell Avenue and the station and oval precinct. We also work in Sutherland, Yarrawarrah, Woronora, Kirrawee, Engadine, Woronora Heights, Jannali and Heathcote.