Eastlakes occupies a compact inner-south position between Mascot to the north, Rosebery to the northwest, Kingsford to the east and Botany to the south. The suburb’s residential streets contain postwar brick homes from the late 1940s through to the 1960s and a significant number of mid-century apartment blocks from the same era. Eastlakes is one of a number of inner-south suburbs that has benefited from growing buyer interest as the surrounding area has appreciated, with its central position and relatively affordable entry point making it an increasingly sought-after address.

The electrical infrastructure inside many of Eastlakes’ postwar homes and mid-century apartment blocks reflects the era in which they were built. Postwar brick homes commonly have switchboards that predate current NSW safety requirements and lack safety switch protection on all circuits. Mid-century apartment blocks frequently have common area electrical systems that have never been comprehensively upgraded and individual apartment switchboards in the same condition. Monaco Electrical has upgraded switchboards in postwar homes throughout Eastlakes, provided strata electrical services for the suburb’s mid-century apartment buildings, installed EV chargers for homeowners with garages and driveways, and run structured data cabling for home offices across the suburb.

The local commercial premises along Eastlakes’ commercial strips serve the suburb’s residential community with retail, hospitality and professional services businesses. Monaco Electrical has worked with businesses in and around Eastlakes since 1999.

Monaco Electrical is based in Alexandria, five minutes from Eastlakes, and has been delivering licensed electrical work across the inner south since 1999. Every job is completed by licensed electricians with a Certificate of Compliance issued for all notifiable work.