ELECTRICIAN WENTWORTHVILLE

Very likely. We work weekdays between 7am and 5:30pm and Saturdays between 7am and 2pm, and Wentworthville is only minutes from Parramatta, where our vans pass daily. Phone 02 8999 3691 before midday and we can generally attend that afternoon. Tell us straight away about burning smells, sparking or a whole block without power, as those are handled first.

The price depends on what we find, so we look before quoting. Replacing a light fitting in a newer flat by the station is quick; tracing a fault through a unit block’s shared wiring, or rewiring an older house north of the line, takes far longer. After the visit you receive one fixed figure in writing, and it holds unless you add work.

Usually because too much runs at once on too few circuits. With households averaging 2.9 people and 43.7 per cent of homes having only two bedrooms, heaters, dryers, cooking and computers all peak together after work. Faulty appliances and worn outlets also trip safety switches. We test each circuit, isolate the cause and suggest splitting loads or a board upgrade where the original board is undersized.

That depends on where it is. Wiring from your own lot board to your lights and outlets normally belongs to you, while main switchboards, rising cables, car park lighting and stairwell circuits are generally common property. Your strata plan and by-laws settle any grey areas. We trace the fault before any repair and give both you and the strata manager a written report.

With 48.1 per cent of local homes leased, this comes up constantly. NSW requires a working alarm on every storey, repair within two business days of a tenant’s report, and replacement within ten years of the date printed on the alarm. Hard-wired smoke alarms must be installed by a licensed electrician. We handle changeover checks and give the agent dated records.

For a few, yes. Castrella on Wentworth Avenue and the Mount Dorothy Reservoir on Caloola Road are heritage listed, and some older houses sit on land from the Darcyville subdivisions. Internal rewiring is usually straightforward, but work affecting a listed item may need approval from City of Parramatta or Cumberland Council, depending on which side of the railway you are on.

Often, with strata approval. We assess spare capacity at the building’s main board and at your lot board, then design a dedicated circuit to your bay with the correct RCD type and metering so only you pay for the power. We prepare the technical detail the owners corporation needs to vote on it, and install once approval comes through.

Yes. The older precinct by the station and the highway centre both have tenancies that change layout often. We install LED lighting, add circuits for refrigeration and cooking equipment, fit exit and emergency lights and run data for point-of-sale systems. Noisy or disruptive work is booked before opening so you keep trading.

Yes, and it is one of the most common requests we get here. Double adaptors and power boards behind desks, fridges and televisions are a fire risk. We check the circuit can take extra outlets, add double points where they are actually needed, and put heavy appliances such as dryers or heaters on their own circuit where the board allows.

Every electrician we send is NSW licensed and insured. Spyro set up the business in 2017, the team now includes five-plus licensed electricians, and we have 250+ customers across Sydney. Labour on everything we install carries a lifetime guarantee, and each completed job comes with its compliance certificate.

All of Wentworthville 2145, on both the Parramatta and Cumberland sides of the railway: the station and Wentworthville Mall, Wentworth Avenue, Fullagar Road, Darcy Road, Fyall Avenue, Dunmore Street, Dorothy Road and the streets near the swimming pool and local schools. We also cover Pendle Hill, Westmead, South Wentworthville, Toongabbie, Northmead, Greystanes and Girraween.