Websites for electricians
Electrician websites that look as safe as your work.
People hire sparkies they trust with their house and their family. Your website should earn that trust before you've even picked up the phone.
- Free preview in 48 hours
- Live in 14 days
- Yours once it is paid for
- electrician near me
- emergency electrician
- EV charger installation
- switchboard upgrade
- solar battery installer
- power outlet not working
Your site is written to answer these, in your area.
Electrical work is one trade where customers genuinely worry about getting it wrong. They want to see a licence number, proper insurance and a business that looks established. A dated site, or no site at all, makes you look like a side hustle even if you've been wiring homes for twenty years. Meanwhile the bigger outfits soak up the solar and EV charger enquiries.
I build electrician websites that put your credentials front and centre and sell the work you actually want more of. Switchboard upgrades, EV chargers, solar and batteries, lighting and fault finding all get dedicated pages. Emergency call-outs are one tap away on any phone. You'll see a working preview within 48 hours, before you pay anything.
One-off build. No monthly rent. You own it.
- Up to 6 pages for your jobs
- Every word written for you
- Google Business Profile set up
- A year of edits and support
The problem
Why electricians lose jobs online.
Licence not visible
Customers are told to check that an electrician is licensed. If they can't find your number quickly, they assume the worst or move on, especially for bigger jobs like rewires and switchboard replacements.
Missing the growth work
EV chargers, solar and home batteries are where demand is heading. Without pages that target those searches, homeowners doing their research find installers who explain the options, and you never get a look in.
Looks like every other sparky
Generic sites with stock lightbulb photos make every electrician look identical. When nothing stands out, customers pick on price, and you end up competing with the cheapest bloke on the local forum.
What you get
What a electrician website needs. All of it, built in.
Licence number on every page
Your licence or registration number, insurance and any accreditations shown in the header or footer. It's small, but it answers the first question careful customers ask.
Emergency call-out section
A clear section for power outages, tripping safety switches and sparking outlets, with a tap-to-call button and after-hours details. Built for the person standing in a dark kitchen.
EV charger page
A page covering home EV charger installs: the charger types you fit, what a switchboard check involves and the brands you work with. Catches buyers early in their research.
Solar and battery info
Plain-English explanations of the solar and battery systems you install, with photos of your real installs. Helps you win considered, higher-value jobs from people comparing quotes.
Commercial and residential split
If you do both, each gets its own section. Property managers and shop owners see commercial work and maintenance contracts, while homeowners see renovations and safety checks.
Project photos that make sense
Neat switchboards, lighting designs and finished installs, captioned so customers understand what they're looking at. Tidy work photographed well says more than any sales line.
Your pages
The six pages I would build for a electrician.
Need more, like extra suburbs, towns or services? They are quoted before you commit. See local SEO for how area pages work.
- Home
- Emergency electrical
- Switchboards and rewiring
- EV chargers
- Solar and batteries
- Contact
How it works
Two weeks, start to finish.
- Day 1
Send me your Instagram
Or your current site, or a few photos of your jobs. Five minutes on WhatsApp.
- Within 48 hours
See your site first
A working preview of your electrician website. Free, no strings.
- Days 3 to 13
We make it yours
Your photos, your jobs, your areas. I write every word and set up your Google profile.
Questions electricians ask
Straight answers.
How do you approach SEO for electricians?
I build pages around the searches that bring in paying work, like emergency electrician, switchboard upgrade or EV charger installation, plus your service areas. Fast loading, schema that marks you as an electrician and a properly set up Google Business Profile all help. I can't promise rankings, since that depends on your area, but the groundwork will be solid.
What photos should I send?
Your neatest switchboards, finished lighting jobs, EV chargers on garage walls and solar panels on roofs. A photo of you or your team in uniform next to the van helps people trust you. Sharp phone photos in good light are fine. If you've got before and after shots of messy old wiring, send those too.
Should I show my licence number online?
Yes. Careful customers look for it, and in many places they're actively encouraged to check it. Putting it on every page makes you look established and removes a reason to hesitate. I'll also list your insurance and any manufacturer accreditations you currently hold.
Can the site help me get more solar and EV work?
It gives you a real shot at it. Those customers research before they call, so detailed pages that explain the options and show your installs make a difference. I write them in plain English and target the searches people make while comparing installers. Results vary, but you can't win those jobs without the pages.
Who writes the words on the site?
I do. Every word is written for you, based on a chat about your work, your areas and the jobs you want more of. You read it, tell me what's off, and I fix it. No templates and no filler lifted from other electricians' websites.
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Your turn
Send me your Instagram. I will show you your electrician website.
WhatsApp me your Instagram and I'll wire up a working preview of your site in 48 hours.