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
Current specials apply to homes and workshops near Guildford station, the Guildford Road shops, McCredie Park, Campbell Hill Pioneer Reserve and the Ferndell Street industrial strip. Say you saw the Guildford offer when you ring, and we will take it off your quote.

Guildford housing is far more mixed than most of Sydney’s west. The 2021 Census recorded 54.8 per cent separate houses, 15.7 per cent semis and townhouses and 29.0 per cent flats, with homes averaging 3.1 occupants. That many people under one roof means kitchens, laundries and bedroom air conditioners all running at once. We add dedicated circuits, replace worn power points, split overloaded boards and fit LED downlights in brick houses off Byron Road as well as in walk-up units near the station.

Guildford Road carries a retail strip with 1930s art deco frontages, while Ferndell Street, Cann Street and the blocks west of the station run into Yennora’s industrial land. Workshops there need three-phase outlets, machine isolation and high-bay lighting. We look after commercial wiring for small factories, takeaway kitchens and shops, working around opening times.

We run same-day service right across 2161, from the Woodville Road side to the Guildford West boundary. Typical urgent jobs: a board that trips whenever the oven and dryer run together, a scorched outlet in a busy family kitchen, and a warehouse roller door motor that has lost supply.
About 47 per cent of Guildford dwellings are rented, so a good share of our work comes through landlords and managing agents who need alarms, outlets and switchboards sorted between tenants. Owner-occupiers call us for extensions and kitchen upgrades in family homes around McCredie Park and Tamplin Road, and shop owners on Guildford Road want brighter fit-outs without losing a day of trade. As your Guildford electrician, we treat each of those jobs with the same care.
Households here are bigger than the state norm, with 52.6 per cent of families being couples with children, and that puts real strain on older circuits. Load checks, extra circuits for split systems, and an urgent fault callout when a board keeps dropping out are routine for us around Guildford and the rest of Western Sydney.

Rentals make up 47.2 per cent of Guildford homes. Between tenants we replace expired smoke alarms, check every storey has one working, test RCDs and give agents dated paperwork for their files.
Flats account for 29 per cent of dwellings. We trace faults across unit boards, meter panels and stairwell lighting and tell owners and strata managers clearly which part belongs to whom.
Ferndell Street and Cann Street hold workshops and warehouses that flow into Yennora. We install three-phase outlets, isolators for machinery and LED high-bays, and schedule shutdowns outside production hours.
Several Guildford Road buildings date from the 1930s. We rework tired supply to these shops, add circuits for fridges and grills, and install lighting that respects the older facades above the awnings.

Our licensed electricians know Guildford’s blend of brick houses, semis, walk-up flats and factory units, and they test every circuit before signing anything off.

A Railway Terrace unit and a workshop off Cann Street are priced separately once we have seen them, and you get that number on paper before any cable is cut.

When a board near McCredie Park dies on a school night, we move that call up so a crowded household is not left without lights or hot water.

More than 250 customers trust us, including Guildford landlords, agents and shopkeepers who pass our number along to relatives in Merrylands and Granville.

Every circuit we install in a Guildford home, unit or workshop carries a lifetime guarantee on our labour, so if our workmanship fails we come back and fix it.

Ring or message with your street and whether the job is a house, unit or factory. We then give you a slot around school runs, shifts or trading hours.

We walk the property, open the board and talk through options in plain words. Then we email a fixed written figure that stays put unless you add work.

Our van turns up inside the agreed window. Parking near the station fills early, so we plan around that and phone you if Woodville Road traffic slows us.

Offcuts and packaging go back in the van, floors get wiped, and the certificate plus a short summary of the work land in your inbox the same week.

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Spyro started the business in 2017 and the team is now five-plus licensed electricians, with Guildford on our regular run between Parramatta and Fairfield. We like the variety here: a rental changeover one morning, a factory lighting upgrade on Ferndell Street the next, then a family kitchen near Guildford Park. The same electrician who quotes your job is usually the one who completes it, which keeps things simple for busy households.
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Spyro speaking. If your Guildford home keeps tripping when everyone is cooking, or your shop sign has gone dark, call 02 8999 3691 and I will send a licensed electrician to sort it properly.
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.
Guildford homes average 3.1 people, against 2.6 across NSW, and nearly half are rented, so appliances run hard and switchboards change hands often. Adding modern RCD protection is the upgrade we recommend most in 2161.

Each Guildford job closes with a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work, as NSW law requires, and the paperwork goes to you and the regulator. In semis and older brick homes we often find an original board with only one RCD or none. If we alter that board, AS/NZS 3000 obliges us to add residual current protection to the final subcircuits, and we never install Type AC devices, which new work has excluded since 1 May 2023.
Quoting sight unseen does not work in Guildford. Adding a circuit in a strata unit on Railway Terrace means dealing with a shared meter room and limited ceiling space, while the same request in a freestanding house off Tamplin Road might just need an easy roof run. We inspect first, explain what is involved, and then commit to one written fixed figure.
Tripping board in a busy family home, a tenant waiting on new alarms, or a Ferndell Street workshop that needs three-phase power? Phone 02 8999 3691. A licensed electrician will look at the job in person, give you a fixed price in writing and back the labour for life.
Guildford families, landlords, strata owners and small business operators ask us these questions most often. If yours is not covered here, call us on 02 8999 3691.
Most days, yes. We work 7am to 5:30pm Monday to Friday and 7am to 2pm Saturday, and Guildford sits between suburbs we visit constantly. Ring 02 8999 3691 in the morning and there is a good chance an electrician arrives that afternoon. Anything dangerous, such as a hot switchboard or a burning smell, is dealt with ahead of routine bookings.
We avoid set rates because two Guildford jobs rarely match. A light fitting in a ground-floor unit and a new circuit for a garage workshop behind a brick house involve different time, materials and access. After an inspection you receive a fixed figure in writing. That figure only changes if you ask us to add extra work.
With more than three people in the average Guildford home, ovens, dryers, heaters and several air conditioners often run at once. Older boards were never sized for that, and one tired RCD may guard everything. We measure the load, find any leaking appliance, then spread circuits across new protection so one fault no longer cuts the whole house.
Stairwell lights, meter panels and supply to the building are normally common property, so the owners corporation pays. Wiring from your own unit board into your rooms is usually yours. We check where the fault sits before we start and give a written finding you can forward to the strata manager.
Each storey needs a working alarm. Once a tenant reports a fault you have two business days to repair it, and alarms must be swapped out within ten years of their manufacture date. Hard-wired alarms have to be installed by a licensed electrician. Nearly half of Guildford homes are rented, so we handle these runs often and can add alarm testing between tenancies.
Yes. Some Guildford Road buildings went up in the 1930s, and their shop supply was never meant for commercial fridges, grills and bright signage. We check what the incoming supply can carry, run separate circuits for heavy equipment, fit exit and emergency lighting where required, and plan disruptive work outside opening hours.
We do. The industrial streets around Ferndell Street and Cann Street hold workshops, storage and small manufacturers. We install three-phase outlets and isolators, replace old fluorescent battens with LED high-bays, repair roller door circuits and test and tag where needed, working to a shutdown time you choose.
Usually, if you have off-street parking. Guildford households average 1.7 vehicles, and many houses have a driveway or garage. We check spare capacity at the board, run a dedicated circuit to the parking spot and mount the charger. In unit blocks the owners corporation must approve work in the car park first.
If we are already on site for a booked job, we will look over the board, RCDs and any obvious hazards without charge. For a full written inspection, for example before buying a house or renting one out, we quote that separately so you know the price first.
Everyone who works on your Guildford property holds a current NSW electrical licence and is covered by our insurance. The business has run since 2017 under founder Spyro, and our labour carries a lifetime guarantee. You also receive a compliance certificate for every job.
All of Guildford 2161, including Guildford Road, Woodville Road, Railway Terrace, Byron Road, Tamplin Road, Campbell Hill Road, Ferndell Street, McCredie Park and Guildford Park. We also work in Guildford West, Merrylands, South Granville, Old Guildford, Yennora, Chester Hill, Villawood, Granville and Greystanes.