A website for your Geelong electrical business. $990, paid once.
Written for electricians, not a one-size template. Five pages, your photos, tap-to-call, live 3 business days after I have your form and photos.
New estates on Geelong's fringes mean a steady run of new-build and switchboard work; established suburbs closer to town mean safety-switch upgrades and older wiring jobs. Two different customers, two different search terms, and most electrician sites I see don't speak to either clearly, just a phone number and a logo.
A five-page site with switchboards, safety switches and new-build work named plainly, plus a licence number and a clear way to ring you, gives a homeowner comparing three electricians on their phone a reason to pick yours.
See it before you decide anything
Free homepage first, no commitment. If you like it, $990 gets the rest: five pages, live 3 business days after I have your form and photos.
See an example electrician's site
Bayside Electrical is one of my sample sites. The business is made up, but the site is built the way yours would be: licensed, with switchboard and safety-switch work front and centre. See the example →
Want to see one for a real business? Here's what I built for a walk-in barber, and why →
Common questions
Can the site list my licence number?
Yes. Your electrical licence number goes on the site as standard, along with an ABN if you give me one. Customers checking credentials before they call is normal, and hiding that information doesn't help you.
We do a lot of new-build work for builders, not homeowners. Does that change anything?
It changes the wording, not the structure. Tell me that on the form and the site leads with new-build and compliance work rather than emergency callouts. Same five pages, same price, written for who you actually want calling.