Flemington occupies a compact residential position between Homebush, Strathfield and Homebush West, a suburb that sits slightly off the main inner-west radar but delivers exactly what its residents want. The streets between Flemington Road and the Homebush boundary contain interwar bungalows built between the 1930s and the early 1940s and postwar brick homes from the late 1940s through to the 1960s. These are solid, well-built properties on modest blocks that have been held by owner-occupiers across multiple generations.

The electrical infrastructure inside many of Flemington’s homes does not always match the care invested in the rest of the property. Interwar bungalows frequently have original or partially upgraded switchboards without safety switches on any circuit. Postwar brick homes commonly have switchboards that predate current NSW safety requirements even though they were built to a higher electrical standard than the interwar properties around them. Monaco Electrical has upgraded switchboards in homes throughout Flemington, installed EV chargers for homeowners with garages across the suburb, and run structured data cabling for home offices in the suburb’s well-established residential properties.

Flemington Road and the surrounding commercial strips serve the suburb’s residential population with local businesses, cafes and service premises. These businesses require commercial electrical work from a licensed contractor familiar with older commercial buildings. Monaco Electrical has worked with Flemington businesses since 1999.

Monaco Electrical is based in Alexandria and has been delivering licensed electrical work across Sydney since 1999. Every job in Flemington is completed by licensed electricians with a Certificate of Compliance issued for all notifiable work.