Commercial work that takes you seriously
Property managers and main contractors check you out before they call. A capability page with your certifications, insurance, project types and health-and-safety approach is often what gets you on the list.
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Websites for Electrical Contractors
Keep your sparkies busy on better jobs.
A consistent, profitable workload — residential when you need the fill, commercial when you can get it — with less of your week lost to quoting admin.
From $300 + GST · fixed quote before any work starts
Productive electricians, fewer gaps in the schedule.
An idle team is the expensive problem. The site exists to keep the next job lined up behind the current one.
Less time quoting, more time charging
Structured enquiries mean you get the job details first time instead of three phone calls. That's hours a week back on the tools or in front of better work.
A name people trust with their switchboard
Registration, compliance, reviews and finished work, all visible. Electrical is a trust purchase — nobody shops on price alone when it's their house wiring.
How the site keeps work coming.
Nothing here is clever for its own sake. Each one exists because it moves the number you care about.
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Separate pages for separate buyers
A homeowner wanting a heat pump circuit and a facilities manager wanting a maintenance contract need completely different pages. Running both through one "Services" page loses you both.
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Enquiries that arrive complete
The form asks what the job is, whether it's new or existing, residential or commercial, and when it's needed — so you can price or triage without playing phone tag.
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Show the compliance up front
Registration numbers, EWRB details, insurance, COCs. Businesses need it before they can engage you; homeowners are reassured by it.
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Found in the towns you cover
Local search and a proper Google Business Profile, so you're turning up where your vans already go rather than chasing work across the region.
What you get, and what it costs.
One fixed quote, agreed before anything starts. No retainer, no lock-in, no surprises on the invoice.
Every site includes
- Designed for a phone first, because that's where your customers are
- Your own domain, set up and pointed properly
- An enquiry form that emails you and keeps a record
- Google Business Profile set up or tidied up
- Search basics done right at launch, not retrofitted
- Loads fast on a bad connection in a carpark
- Secure certificate and hosting sorted
For electrical contracting businesses, we add
- A commercial capability page for tender and contract work
- Registration and compliance details presented properly
- Separate residential and commercial enquiry paths
Recent work.
Two sites we built and still run. Have a look at how they load on your phone — that's the standard we're describing.
Fair questions.
The ones electrical contracting owners actually ask, answered straight.
We mostly do commercial. Is a website worth it?
Often more so, because the decision takes longer and involves more people. A facilities manager shortlists three contractors and forwards the links to a colleague. If one of those links looks like a hobby site, it doesn't survive the forward.
Can it handle a maintenance contract enquiry differently from a callout?
Yes, and it should. We split them so a contract enquiry asks about sites, frequency and scope, while a callout asks what's not working and how urgent it is.
Will I have to keep updating it?
No. These are built to sit there and work. If you want to add project photos or a news post yourself, we can set that up — but nothing breaks if you never touch it.
What does it cost?
From $300 + GST for a straightforward site, quoted fixed before any work starts. A larger build with commercial capability pages and separate enquiry flows costs more, and you'll see that number before you commit.
Tell us about the business.
No sales call, no pitch deck. Tell us what you do and where you're losing work, and we'll come back with a fixed price and an honest opinion — including if the answer is that you don't need us.
Hours
Monday to Friday, 8.30am – 5.30pm.
Where we work
Wellington based, serving all of New Zealand and Australia.
Get a fixed quote
Not your trade?
We build for these too. Same approach, same fixed-quote pricing.