ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Websites for electricians, built to be believed.
Nobody hires an unlicensed electrician on purpose. Most of what your website has to do is prove, quickly and without fuss, that you are qualified, insured, local and reachable. Then get out of the way so they can contact you.
Credentials first, everything else second
Electrical work is one of the few trades where the customer genuinely cannot assess quality themselves. They cannot tell good work from dangerous work by looking at it. So they substitute a different judgement: does this business look legitimate?
That means the boring details are the important ones:
- Licence number, displayed. Shown plainly, exactly as issued. We only publish what you confirm.
- Public liability insurance. Stated, with cover level if you are happy to publish it.
- Test and compliance certificates. If you issue certificates of compliance or electrical safety certificates, say so.
- Clear pricing approach. You do not have to publish rates, but saying whether you charge call-out fees, and whether quotes are free, removes friction.
- Tap-to-call and a working form. Both, because some people ring and some people will only type.
Service pages that match how people search
Electrical searches are specific. People rarely search 'electrician' alone; they search the thing that is broken or the thing they want installed. So we build pages around the jobs, not a single services list:
- Switchboard and fuse box upgrades
- Safety switches, RCDs and electrical safety inspections
- Lighting: indoor, outdoor and LED conversions
- Power points, rewiring and renovations
- EV charger installation, which is a fast-growing search and worth its own page
- Ceiling fans, hot water and appliance connections
- Fault finding and no-power call-outs
- Commercial, industrial or data and comms work, if you do it
Each page explains what the job involves, what affects the cost, how long it usually takes and what the customer needs to have ready. Specific, answerable content is what gets surfaced, both in search results and by AI assistants that people now ask before they ring anyone.
What it costs
$497 once. No subscription, no retainer, no hosting charge from us. You pay your domain and hosting providers directly and keep full ownership of the files.
You see the site finished, as a working link, before you pay. Do not like it, do not pay.
If you are licensed for EV charger installation, tell us. It is one of the few electrical searches growing fast enough to be worth a page of its own.
How it gets built
We put the first version together from your public business information, which is why there is no call, no proposal and no discovery fee. You get a real link, you tell us what is wrong, we fix it and add your photos.
First demos use stock photography and may contain placeholder figures. Those are not claims about your business. Before launch we remove anything unsupported, confirm the wording and your licence details with you, and put your own work in.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Electrician website questions.
Something not covered here? Email us and we will answer it properly.
sarah@localsitehero.comWill my licence number be shown correctly?
Yes, exactly as you give it to us, and we will not publish it until you confirm it is right. We do not display credentials you have not verified.
Can you build a page just for EV charger installs?
Yes. It is usually worth it, because that search is growing and the people making it are ready to book rather than browse.
Do you cover commercial electrical work?
Yes. Commercial and residential usually work best as separate sections, since the two audiences want different information and search in different terms.
How fast can it be live?
The first demo normally lands within a day. After your approval, photos and corrections, going live usually takes another day, assuming your domain details are ready.
Are there ongoing costs to you?
No. One payment of $497. Your only recurring costs are your own domain and hosting, paid to your providers.
YOU'VE GOT A BUSINESS TO RUN.
See your electrical site
before you pay for it.
See it first. Decide later.
START HERE
Get your free demo.
Tell us about your business and we build your first version. No payment up front, and no sales call. If you want to keep it, a standard website is $497 once. Custom builds are quoted to your brief.
Prefer email? Write to sarah@localsitehero.com.