Websites for Electricians in Australia

Electrical customers are choosing between a few names from a search result. The site that shows a licence number, real photos and a clear list of jobs wins the call.

Northstar ElectricalLic. 88214

Licensed electrical contractor

Switchboards,
lighting &
EV chargers.

Homes, sheds and small business fit-outs. Southport to Currumbin.

  • QLD licensed
  • Test & tag
  • Fully insured

Recent jobs

SwitchboardDownlightsEV charger

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Gold Coast wideLic. 88214

Example only: a fictional business with illustrative photos.

The short version

What an electrician's website needs

An electrician's website in Australia is judged in the few seconds between a search result and a call. Customers are comparing three or four names, so the page that shows the electrical contractor licence number, real photos of finished work and a plain list of jobs wins. The list should name the work the electrician actually wants: switchboard upgrades, downlights and fans, EV charger installs, shed power, small commercial fit-outs. Service area matters for search, so suburbs are written as text rather than shown only on a map. A quote form should ask the questions the electrician asks on the phone anyway: what needs doing, the address, and whether it is a home or a business. Photos taken on a phone are fine once cropped and compressed. Compliance details such as insurance and test-and-tag capability belong on the page, stated once and without exaggeration.

What goes on the page

What we put on an electrician's site

  • Electrical contractor licence number, front and centre
  • A tidy list of the jobs you actually want
  • Before-and-after photos, even from a phone
  • Service area by suburb
  • A quote form that asks the right questions

Every one of these is included in the Launch package at $1,490 inc. GST, live within 5 business days of receiving your content. Need separate pages for different services? That is Grow.

01 Built by us

The sites we run and build, so you can judge the work, not the pitch.

Two of these are businesses we run ourselves; one is a client. Every one was designed, written and put live the same way yours would be.

Bilinga Transfers website on a laptop screen

01

Bilinga Transfers

Fixed-price airport transfers, Gold Coast

  • Booking form
  • Live pricing
  • Apple Pay

Our own business

Visit the site
Aussie Resume website on a laptop screen

02

Aussie Resume

Resume builder for people new to Australia

  • Web app
  • Payments
  • 26 guides

Our own business

Visit the site
Time Engineering website on a laptop screen

03

Time Engineering

MEP engineering consultancy, Scottsdale, Arizona

  • 3D building
  • Proposal form
  • Static, no CMS

Client

Launching soon

06 FAQ

Questions from electricians

Can the site take job photos I send from my phone?

Yes. Send them as they are; we crop, compress and lay them out so the page stays fast.

Can I add new services later?

Yes. Small changes are a one-off fee or covered by a Care plan.

How much does an electrician website cost?

Launch is a fixed $1,490 inc. GST for one page, Grow is $2,490 for up to five. Both include hosting setup, the domain connection and a quote form that lands in your inbox.

Can you show my electrical licence number on the site?

Yes, and we recommend it. Customers look for it and it is required in advertising in most states.

What do you actually need from me?

Your business name, what you do, the suburbs you cover, your contact details, a logo if you have one, and some photos. If you do not have words for the site, tell us about the business in a few sentences and we write it from there.

How long does it take?

Launch sites usually go live within 5 business days of receiving your content and deposit, Grow sites within 10. The slowest part is almost always waiting for photos, so send them early.

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