Best emergency electricians in Parramatta
Last updatedFaraday Group leads this list of emergency electricians in Parramatta because its 24/7 emergency service covers outages and faults at any hour. The main difference between them is location. Faraday comes in from Denistone East, while the other two are based in Parramatta. Choose by distance and by how urgent the fault is.
Quick picks in Parramatta
- Best for a power outage at night: Faraday Group, with 24/7 emergency work and power restoration after an outage.
- Best for wiring and cabling in Parramatta: Amazed Electrical, based in the suburb and listing 24/7 emergency work.
- Best for a switchboard job explained step by step: Brian Brothers Electrical, where customers say technicians talk through each step.
Best emergency electricians in Parramatta, ranked

#1Faraday Group for power outages and switchboard upgrades after hours
24/7Based in Denistone EastFaraday Group is based in Denistone East and covers Parramatta, with a 24/7 emergency service for power outages and faults. Restoring power after an outage is the main job here, alongside meter and switchboard upgrades. Customers say the crew arrives when promised and passes on any travel delays. Refit jobs are described as well finished, on schedule and within budget. Get its licence details before booking, because none appear publicly.

#2Amazed Electrical for local wiring and cabling in Parramatta
24/7Amazed Electrical is based in Parramatta and lists 24/7 emergency work. The electricians handle home and business jobs alike, from rewiring and lighting to switchboard repairs, plus network cabling and security cameras. Commercial work covers offices, retail spaces, warehouses and industrial sites, and the team also builds new installs. Customers note punctual starts and quick replies from the team. The business lists itself as licensed but gives no licence number, and it offers free quotes.

#3Brian Brothers Electrical for switchboard work explained step by step
24/7Parramatta is home for Brian Brothers Electrical, which takes emergency calls at any hour. Its switchboard work has included converting a home back to three-phase supply after an earlier fault left it on one phase, a job one customer described. Its Level 2 grid work includes metering, mains, load balancing and reconnecting power, carried out by accredited staff. The business publishes no licence number. Customers say technicians arrive on time and explain each step, and praise switchboard upgrades for clear explanations and tidy work. It also does safety switches, smoke alarm installs and CCTV electrician work.
Compare emergency electricians in Parramatta
The table sets out where each business is based, its emergency cover and whether it publishes a licence number.
| Electrician | Based in | After hours | Licence | Google rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Faraday Group Denistone East | Denistone East | 24/7 | – | ★ 4.9 (335) |
| Amazed Electrical | Parramatta | 24/7 | – | ★ 5.0 (19) |
| Brian Brothers Electrical | Parramatta | 24/7 | – | ★ 4.1 (181) |
24/7* : listed as open 24 hours, but the business doesn't say 24/7 itself. Ratings show from 5 Google reviews.
How we picked emergency electricians in Parramatta
Customer scores count for more when many customers have given one, so a handful of scores carries less weight. Points also go to after-hours cover the firm declares, a licence number on show, and a base in the suburb. A final check looks at what each firm's own pages say about urgent callouts.
Emergency electricians in Parramatta: FAQ
Which Parramatta electricians come out at night?
Faraday Group, Amazed Electrical and Brian Brothers Electrical all list 24/7 emergency work. Faraday's standard hours run from 7am to 5pm on weekdays, so ask about after-hours call-outs when you book.
Do any of these electricians publish a licence number?
None of the three Parramatta electricians here shows a licence number, so ask for one before work starts.
Who should I call when a fault is hard to trace?
Brian Brothers Electrical describes diagnostic visits for faults that are hard to trace. One customer had a tripping circuit traced to a motor in a rainwater tank.