A sparky's website that gets the domestic calls

What an electrician's website needs

• A page for each kind of job. Heat pump installs, switchboard upgrades, rewires, new builds and renovations, lighting, EV chargers, fault finding. Each one is its own search, and its own page.
• Your area. The towns and suburbs you'll drive to. It's what gets you into the local results.
• Your registration, up front. Registered electrician or electrical inspector, your licence number, any brand accreditations for heat pumps or solar. Homeowners look for it.
• Photos of tidy work. A neat switchboard says more than a paragraph. Phone photos are fine.
• How you work. Free quotes or callout fee, how soon you can come, whether you do after-hours. Answer it once on the page instead of on every call.
• Reviews. Your Google reviews on the page, and a Google Business Profile set up and linked so you show on the map.

Pick the work you want

If heat pumps are your best margin, the site leans into heat pumps. If you'd rather do new builds for builders than fault-finding for landlords, the site says so. Separate pages mean you get found for the jobs you actually want.

Fast, plain, phone-first

No animations, no stock photos of lightning bolts. A site that loads instantly on a phone, says what you do and where, and makes it one tap to ring you. That's what gets the call.