Websites for electricians, built by a sparky.
I’ve been a sparky for six years. I build websites for electrical businesses that bring in the jobs you want, from people who’ve already read your reviews.
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- Three live electrician sites to look at
- Price in writing before I start
- Your website and domain, in your name
What an electrician’s website needs.
People don’t search for “an electrician”. They search for the job: a switchboard upgrade, solar, an EV charger, smoke alarms. Your site should meet them there.
- A page for each kind of jobSwitchboards, lighting, solar, air-con, EV chargers, smoke alarms, fit-outs. One page each, so Google can show you for each search and your ads have somewhere to land that says the same thing.Powerluxe Electrical →
- Your licence where people can see itCustomers check. Your electrical licence (and solar or refrigeration licences if you hold them) on the page builds trust before they call.Powerluxe Electrical →ProCircuit Electrical →
- Reviews front and centreYour Google reviews on the site, updated by themselves, so people see what your customers say without leaving the page.Powerluxe Electrical →ProCircuit Electrical →
- A quote form that reaches youNot an inbox nobody checks. Every enquiry comes straight to you, with what the job is, so you can call back with the right answer.CrownVolt Electrical →
- Something useful to give awayQueensland’s smoke alarm rules are a good example. A free checklist on the site gives people a reason to leave their email, even if they’re not ready to book.Powerluxe Electrical →
- Reviews after every jobA button on your phone that texts the customer your Google review link when the job is done, from your own number.CrownVolt Electrical →ProCircuit Electrical →
Three electricians, three live sites.
Each one is a paying customer with a site you can open now. Read how each was built.
“I had a fantastic experience working with Josh. He really took the time to understand what I needed and turned my ideas into a clean, modern, and easy-to-use website. Communication was smooth throughout the whole process, and they were always quick to respond and happy to make adjustments along the way. The final result not only looks great but also performs well and feels professional.”
ELECTRICIAN · LOGAN & BRISBANEPowerluxe ElectricalWebsite · Landing pages for solar, air-con and electrical · Google reviews shown live on the site · Google Ads lead trackingRead the case study →
ELECTRICIAN · SOUTH EAST QLDCrownVolt ElectricalWebsite with an on-site quote form · Review requests texted after each job · Google Business Profile set upRead the case study →
ELECTRICIAN · BRISBANE NORTHSIDEProCircuit ElectricalWebsite and landing page · His own app: review requests and a contact card for builders · Google reviews shown live on his landing pageRead the case study →
Built by someone who’s done the work.
I know how jobs actually come in for a sparky: a missed call while you’re in a roof, a quote written at nine at night, a builder who needs your number saved before they’ll ring you.
So the sites are built around that. Pages written the way customers describe jobs, forms that ask what you need to know to quote, and your details easy to save and share.
Complete clarity.
You'll always know where things stand: what I'm doing and what it costs.
- 1Call, or leave your detailsTell me a bit about your business. I call you back.
- 2The price, in writingYou get the price in writing before I start.
- 3See it working firstYou see it working before you pay for anything.
- 4In your nameEverything is set up in your name, and stays yours if you ever leave.
What people ask first.
Something else? Call me, or leave your details below.
Do you understand the electrical trade?
Yes. I’ve been a sparky for six years, and three of our four live customer sites are electricians.
Can my site have a page for solar, air-con or EV chargers?
Yes. Each service gets its own page, written for that job. Powerluxe has separate pages for electrical, solar, air-con and smoke alarms.
Can you show my licence numbers?
Yes. Your licence numbers go where customers can see them, on the pages where they matter.
Can enquiries go into the software I already use?
Often, yes. Powerluxe’s forms send every enquiry into the customer software he already used, so nothing about how he worked had to change.
Can you help me get more Google reviews?
Yes. Your reviews show live on your site, and your app can text each customer your review link when the job is done.
How much does an electrician’s website cost?
It depends on how many services and pages it needs. You get the price in writing before I start, and you see it working before you pay for anything.
Let’s build your website.
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