Home / Industries / Electricians
Websites for electriciansWebsites for electricians that win the call-out and the quote.
Power's out, the safety switch keeps tripping, the switchboard needs upgrading. Your customer is on their phone, and they'll call the sparky who looks safest and easiest to reach. We make that you.
A free score showing where your current site is losing calls, in about 30 seconds. Fixed price from $1,295, live in about two weeks.
Three kinds of customer. One website that wins all three.
Where electrician websites lose the job.
Most of these are invisible to the owner and obvious to a customer on a phone.
- Licence number missing, or buried in the footer
- One page for every service, so none of them rank on Google
- "Call for a quote" everywhere, with no sense of price
- Reviews that never say what job was done or where
- Stock photos of light bulbs instead of your van and your work
Built for calls, not compliments.
NSW rules require licensed electrical contractors to show their name, licence number and a business phone number in their advertising, and that includes websites. Plenty of electrician sites miss it. Yours won't. NSW advertising rules
- Your licence number in the header and footer, linked to the Service NSW licence check
- A page for each job that pays: emergency, switchboards, lighting, power points, fault finding, EV chargers, smoke alarms
- "From" prices or typical ranges, where you are happy to publish them
- A four-field quote form that alerts your phone the moment it is sent
- Google reviews that name the job and the suburb
A page for every job you want more of.
One page per service gives each job its own chance to show up on Google. A typical electrician site looks like this, shaped around the work you actually want.
- Emergency electricianFor the call that comes at 9pm
- Switchboard upgradesOld fuses, safety switches
- Lighting and downlightsInside and out
- Power pointsExtra outlets, USB, outdoor
- Fault findingTripping and power loss
- EV chargersHome and business
- Smoke alarmsHardwired, rental compliance
- Level 2 servicesOnly if you are accredited
Fixed price. Live in about two weeks.
Most electricians choose Business: a page for each main service, Google Business Profile setup and room to grow. No deposit. You pay securely via Stripe when you approve your site.
Enter your current site and get a free score in about 30 seconds, showing where it’s losing calls and what we’d fix.
What electricians ask us.
Can you show my licence number properly?
Yes. We put it in the header and footer of every page, in plain text so customers and Google can read it, and link it to the Service NSW licence check so anyone can confirm it.
Should I put prices on my website?
Usually a "from" price or a typical range works best. It filters out people who only want the cheapest job and reassures everyone else. If you would rather not, we explain how your fixed quote works instead.
Do I need a separate page for EV chargers?
If you want more of that work, yes. People search for EV charger installation specifically, and a page about only that job has a far better chance of showing up than a line on a long services page.
Can the site handle emergency calls at night?
Yes. The call button is on every screen. If you don't take calls after hours, we say so honestly and offer a "we'll call you at 7am" form instead.
Will you set up my Google Business Profile?
It's included in the Business package. For most electricians it brings in more calls than the website itself, so we set them up to work together.