Websites for electrical contractors
Show homeowners you are licensed and insured.
Custom-coded sites for electrical contractors, built for homeowners who know that hiring the wrong electrician is an expensive mistake.
The three ways most sites lose customers
Your licence number is on a business card and nowhere on your website, so a cautious homeowner has no way to verify you.
Panel upgrades and EV charger installs are the highest-value work you do, and neither has a page that could rank for them.
Half your enquiries are jobs you don't take, because nothing on the site says whether you do residential, commercial, or both.
A site built for how electrical customers buy
The same people and standards as every Code Works Media build, applied to your trade.
Licence and insurance, on the page
Licence number, class, and insurance stated in text a homeowner can read and a search engine can index, instead of baked into an image in the footer.
A panel upgrade page
Why 100 amp service runs out, what the work involves, permits and inspection, and roughly what it costs. It's a considered purchase, so it needs a considered page.
EV charger installs, explained
Level 2 versus Level 1, what your panel needs to support it, permit requirements, and which rebates apply in your state. New demand, and almost nobody local is writing about it well.
Residential, commercial or both, stated up front
Clear scope on the front page, so the enquiries you get are the jobs you want and your phone stops ringing for work you don't take.
Safety work presented as safety work
Inspections, aluminium wiring, code corrections, and generator installs. This is the work homeowners put off, and a clear page is what moves it.
Emergency contact that works
A tap-to-call that dials the right number and a form that delivers to an inbox you read. Both verified on launch day and worth re-checking every year.
How it works
Four steps, about two weeks
You will always know where the project stands and what it costs.
- 01
Call
A 20-minute call. You tell us about the business, and we tell you what we’d build, what it would cost and when it would be ready.
- 02
Design
We design each page around what your customers need to do next. You review real pages in the browser, and we revise them until they’re right.
- 03
Build
Senior engineers hand-code every page, then check it for speed, accessibility and security before anything goes live.
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Launch
We put the site live and stay on after launch. Every build comes with training, analytics and a 30-day tune-up window.
Electrical owners usually ask
Should our licence number really be on the website?
It's public record and it's the fastest way for a careful homeowner to verify you're real. Displaying it prominently is one of the cheapest trust wins available to a licensed trade.
Can you write the EV charger content?
We'll draft it, and you correct anything about permits or panel requirements before it publishes. Rebate programmes change, so someone has to keep that content current. A care plan covers that.
We do mostly commercial. Does this still fit?
Yes, but the emphasis shifts. Project sheets, certifications and past contracts do the work that click-to-call does on a residential site. Say so on the first call and we'll scope it that way.
Free website audit
See what your site is costing you
Before we talk about a rebuild: put in your address and see what is wrong with the site you have. Most electrical sites we check have at least one fault costing them calls.
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