Websites for electricians
People hiring a sparky want to know you’re licensed, you cover their suburb and you do the job they need. We build electrician sites that answer all three before they ring.
Licensed, local, ready
In Queensland, electrical contractors must include their registered name and electrical contractor licence number in all advertising. Your website is where people check it, so we put it near the top, not buried in the footer.
Then we show the jobs you want more of, like switchboard upgrades, solar and batteries, or new builds, each with a line on what’s involved, so the right customers find you and ask for a quote.
What people check first
- Your electrical contractor licence
- The jobs you do
- Whether you cover their suburb
- Your phone number
- Reviews from real customers
- Emergency or business hours
We put each of these where people look on a phone.
What your site gets
The same standard as every site we build, set up for electricians. See our prices and work out yours.
- Your licence near the topYour registered name and contractor licence number, as Queensland advertising rules require.
- A section for each kind of jobSwitchboards, lighting, solar, data: whatever you want more of, so customers and search engines find it.
- A call button that follows themPinned to the screen on phones, so ringing you is always one tap.
- A short quote formJob type, suburb and a few details, sent straight to your inbox.
- Your suburbsListed and marked up so Google knows where you work.
- Words and photos, sortedWe write the pages from a call or voice message, then pick and crop your best photos.
See how it comes together
Demo Plumbing is a site we built for a made-up plumber to show how we work: the number one tap away, a price board, the suburbs it covers, and a quote form that fills itself in. See it live (opens in a new tab) or see it part by part.
Electrician questions
Do I have to show my licence number on my website?
In Queensland, electrical contractors must include their registered name and contractor licence number in their advertising, and a business website is advertising. We show it clearly near the top.
Can my site show the jobs I want more of?
Yes. We give them their own sections, so people searching for them, like “switchboard upgrade Ipswich”, find the right part of your site.
I mostly do commercial work. Does that change things?
A little. Commercial clients look for experience, safety and insurance details more than prices, so we lead with those and make it easy to ask for a quote or a call back.