Websites for Electricians in Melbourne
Websites for electricians in Melbourne: a sparky site built around licence trust and urgent calls, with your REC number on show, an after-hours line that's easy to tap, and separate pages for the high-value work like solar, EV chargers and switchboards.
3-page site: $500 · 5-page site: $750 · Hosting: $99/mo
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Why electricians need a website
Electrical work is the job people are most careful about letting a stranger do. They want proof you're licensed before they call, and a fast way to reach you when the power's out. A website is where both happen.
Licence checks come first
Homeowners look for a Registered Electrical Contractor number before they ring. Putting it in the header and footer answers the question before they ask it.
Faults don't wait for business hours
A tripping safety switch at 9pm becomes a search at 9pm. If your after-hours availability is on the page, that call is yours.
The big-ticket work needs its own page
Nobody searching for a solar install or an EV charger lands on a page about power points. Each service needs a page that matches the search.
Referrals from builders and agents dry up
A site gives the property manager or builder who got your number from a mate somewhere to check you out before they put you on the books.
Web design for electricians: what we build
Every site is set up for how electrical customers decide: check the licence, find the right service, then call. We handle the copy, layout and Google setup.
Licence strip on every page
Your REC number and licence details sit in the header and footer, where a nervous customer looks first.
After-hours call button
A tap-to-call button that stays on screen on mobile, with your emergency hours stated plainly.
Service pages that match searches
Solar, EV chargers, switchboards and data cabling each get their own page and their own title.
Safety message that reads like you
Plain wording on safety switches, smoke alarms and compliance certificates, so customers know what they're paying for.
Quote form built for electrical jobs
Asks for job type, property type and urgency, so you can triage before you ring back.
Local setup
On-page SEO and a linked Google Business Profile, aimed at the suburbs you actually work in.
What the build price doesn't cover
So there are no surprises, here's what sits outside the flat build fee.
- Hosting and management. Optional at $99/month, cancel anytime. You can host the site wherever you like.
- Extra pages. Pages beyond your package are quoted upfront, before any work starts.
- Logo and branding. Sold separately: logo design $300, brand identity kit $500, complete brand package $700.
- Social media kit. A separate $500 add-on.
- Automated lead follow-up. Missed-call text-back, instant replies and review requests are the Growth System at $397/month, not part of the website build.
- Online shops and custom software. E-commerce, member portals and custom apps aren't part of any website package.
The pages an electrician site actually needs
A single 'services' page can't rank for five different jobs. On the 5-page and 10-page sites, the work that earns the most gets a page of its own.
Solar and battery installs
Explain the process from site check to switch-on, the brands you install and the area you cover. Customers searching for solar compare installers page by page.
EV charger installation
A short page on home chargers, switchboard capacity checks and what the install involves, with an enquiry button on the page.
Switchboard upgrades and safety switches
The classic reason an older home calls a sparky. Say what's wrong with the old board and what the new one fixes.
Data, TV and security cabling
Smaller jobs, but steady ones. A single page covering data points, antennas and alarm wiring keeps them off the cutting-room floor.
Emergency and after-hours faults
A page written for the person standing in the dark: what to do first, what you'll attend, how fast you can get there.
Commercial and strata electrical
Fit-outs, exit lights and test-and-tag for businesses and owners corporations. A different reader, so a different page.
What an electrician's customers search for
These are the kinds of phrases that bring customers to an electrician site. Your pages are written to match them, using your suburbs.
- “emergency electrician [suburb]”
- “switchboard upgrade cost”
- “EV charger installation Melbourne”
- “solar installer near me”
- “safety switch keeps tripping”
- “electrician for smoke alarm compliance”
- “licensed electrician [suburb]”
A sample sitemap for a sparky site
This is how a 10-page electrician site could be laid out. The 5-page site keeps the first five and folds the rest in.
- Home. Licence strip, call button, top services, suburbs.
- Emergency electrician. After-hours coverage and response.
- Switchboards and safety switches. Upgrades, testing, compliance.
- Solar and batteries. Install process and enquiry form.
- EV chargers. Home charger installs.
- Lighting and power. Downlights, outdoor lighting, extra points.
- Data and security. Cabling, antennas, alarms.
- Commercial. Fit-outs, exit lights, test and tag.
- Gallery and reviews. Finished jobs and customer feedback.
- Contact. Quote form, phone, service area.
See a free preview of your electrician site before you pay a cent.
No obligation. We’ll send it to you within 48 hours.
What to expect from your Scalesites website
Every sparky site is held to the same build standard. Here's what that means for an electrical business.
Modern, professional design
A clean, current look that tells a cautious homeowner they've found a proper electrical business, with your REC number in plain sight.
Fast on every device
Built mobile-first, so the person standing in a dark kitchen can load your page and ring you in a few taps.
Built to be found
Page titles and local setup aimed at the jobs people actually search, like switchboard upgrades and EV charger installs in your suburbs.
Written to win the job
Plain wording on safety switches, compliance certificates and call-out hours, so the customer rings you instead of the next sparky on the list.
Easy to keep current
Started doing batteries, or changed your after-hours cover? Tell us and we update the right page for you.
Yours to own
Your domain, your site and every service page we write belong to your business. No lock-in contracts, and nothing held back if you move on.
Four steps from enquiry to live
From your first message to a live sparky site in four steps. You stay on the tools while we do the writing.
Fill out the form
Tell us your business name, your REC number and the electrical work you want more of. Two minutes, no commitment.
We send a preview
Within 48 hours you see a real preview of your electrician site, licence strip and call button included, before you pay a cent.
Pay and we build
Happy with it? Pay the flat fee and we write the pages for solar, switchboards, EV chargers or whichever jobs you chose.
You go live
Domain connected, Google Business Profile linked and the site submitted to Google. Live within 2 weeks of payment.
Electrician website pricing.
Our pick for a sparky is the $750 5-page site: a home page plus emergency call-outs, switchboards and safety switches, solar and batteries, and EV chargers. Step up to the $1,190 10-page site when lighting, data cabling and commercial work each deserve a page too.
3-page site
$500- Home, Services, Contact pages
- Contact form + click-to-call
- Google Business Profile connection
- Most popular
5-page site
$750- Up to 5 custom pages
- Gallery or project showcase page
- 3 rounds of revisions
10-page site
$1,190- Up to 10 custom pages
- Google reviews pulling in live
- Booking & enquiry flow
Hosting & management: $99/mo. Optional. Add to any package. Cancel anytime.
One-off price. Yours to keep.
Rated 5.0 from 4 Google reviews.
Electrician website FAQs
How much does an electrician website cost?
A flat $750 for the 5-page site (most popular), $500 for 3 pages or $1,190 for 10, with no hidden fees. Optional hosting and management is $99/month, cancel anytime. For DIY, freelancer and agency prices side by side, see what a tradie website costs.
How quickly can my electrical website go live?
Two weeks from the day you approve and pay. We'll have your domain connected, SSL active and your Google Business Profile linked within 14 days.
Where does my licence number go?
In the header and footer of every page, plus on your contact page. Give us your REC number and any other licence details and we'll place them where customers check first.
Can I get separate pages for solar and EV chargers?
Yes. The $750 5-page site has room for two or three service pages beyond the home page, and the $1,190 10-page site lets you give solar, EV chargers, switchboards, data and commercial work a page each.
Can the site show that I take after-hours call-outs?
Yes. We add your emergency hours and a tap-to-call button that stays on screen on mobile. Only claim hours you can actually cover, because customers will ring at 2am.
What makes a good electrician website?
Your licence number up front, a call button that's always in reach, one page per service that earns real money, the suburbs you cover and a quote form. There's a longer breakdown in the guide linked below.
Do I own the website?
Completely. The domain, the site and the content are yours. There are no lock-in contracts and nothing is held hostage if you ever decide to move on.
Make it a complete set
A sparky site looks sharper with a logo and colours to match, plus ready-to-edit social posts you can fill with finished lighting and switchboard jobs. Add either at a flat price, and you own the files.
Match it with a logo & brand
A new website looks its best with branding to match. Original logos, colours and fonts, from $300, and you own all the files.
Explore branding→Stay sharp on socials
Branded, ready-to-edit social posts sized for every platform, with a 4-week content plan and caption bank. $500 one-off, yours to keep.
See the social kit→Your site, built and live
in two weeks from today.
$500 flat. No lock-in. We send a free preview before you pay.