A website for electricians: free homepage first, then $990 once
People hire an electrician with their fuse box in mind and their safety on the line. They want to know you are licensed before they let you near the switchboard. I build your homepage free first, so you see it before you pay.
What electrician customers look for before they ring
I have built websites for 20 years. For a electrician, people check the same five things, usually on a phone, usually in a hurry.
- Are you licensed? Your electrical licence number, easy to find. This is the first thing a careful customer checks.
- Will you certify the work? A line saying every job is tested and certified. It matters for insurance and for selling a house.
- Do you do my kind of job? Switchboard upgrades, lighting, fans, fault finding, power points, smoke alarms. A clear list, in plain words.
- Where do you work? Your suburbs listed out, so nobody rings from outside your patch.
- Can I trust you in my home? Real job photos and Google reviews. A tidy switchboard photo says more than a paragraph.
What your electrician website includes
Five pages: Home, About, Services, Projects and Contact. I write the words for your trade and use your photos. The $990 covers all of this.
- Your licence number in the header or footer of every page
- A services page for switchboards, lighting, fans, fault finding and whatever else you do
- A "tested and certified" line on the jobs you do, in your words
- Suburb list written for Google, so people searching for an electrician in your area find you
- Tap to call, tap to text and a quote form that goes to your inbox
Hosting is free, on your own Cloudflare account. I set up your domain in your name too. You only pay the registrar for the name itself, about $100 to $150 over five years.
A real example
I built a sample electrician site, Bayside Electrical, for a made-up licensed electrician. It shows the licence line, the switchboard and lighting services, and the certified-work wording. Yours gets your details and your photos.
What a website costs over five years
The sticker price is not the real price. Add up five years of fees.
| Agency | $3,000 to $10,000 from an agency |
|---|---|
| Rental website | $99 to $299 a month, forever |
| Facebook page only | Free, but you do not own it |
| Simple Websites for Business | $990 once, plus about $100 to $150 domain renewals |
A rental at $99 a month is $5,940 over five years. At $299 it is $17,940. Stop paying and the site goes. Mine stays, because it is yours.
My guarantee
I keep editing until you are happy with the site. Edits for the first 30 days after launch are free. After that, small edits are $60 each, or $290 a year for unlimited small edits. I reply within one business day.
Electrician website questions
Next step
Fill in the form (about 10 minutes), send a few photos, and I build your homepage. You see it before you pay a cent.
Get a free homepage for your electrician business
No card, no payment. See your site first. Then $990 once if you like it.