Websites for electricians across NSW
Fixed-price websites for sparkies. From $499, live in 15 days, and built to turn a Google search into a call-out.
Most people looking for an electrician are on their phone, they want it sorted today, and they call the first business that looks legit. If your name isn’t showing up with a proper website behind it, that job goes to the next sparky on the list.
I build electrician sites around the jobs that actually pay: switchboard upgrades, safety switches, LED and downlight work, ceiling fans, EV chargers, smoke alarms, new builds and renos. Each one gets its own spot on the page so Google knows what you do and customers can see themselves in it.
Choice Electrical in Belmont North is a real example — a mobile-first lead site for a working sparky, with services, service area and a quote form that lands straight in the inbox.
Have a look at the website packages or the full pricing — fixed prices, listed up front.
electrician near me · emergency electrician · switchboard upgrade · EV charger installation · safety switch replacement
Emergency-ready on phones
Tap-to-call in the header, fast load on 4G, and your service area spelled out so nobody wastes your time calling from three hours away.
Service pages that rank
Switchboards, safety switches, LED upgrades, EV chargers — each written properly so you show up for what people actually search.
Licence and trust up front
Your licence number, insurance, and real reviews front and centre, because that’s what makes someone pick you over the unknown option.
Electricians website FAQs
How much does a website cost for a electrician in NSW?
Made by Max Web Design builds electrician websites for a fixed $499 for up to 5 pages, $999 for up to 8 pages or $1,599 for up to 12 pages. There are no hourly rates and no lock-in contract, compared with the $3,000 to $10,000 most agencies quote.
What should a electrician's website include?
Made by Max Web Design builds every electrician website with at least 5 core parts: tap-to-call on mobile, a page for each main service such as switchboard upgrades, safety switches, EV chargers and emergency call-outs, your service area, licence and insurance details, and a quote form that lands in your inbox. Real reviews and photos of your work round it out.
How long does it take to build a electrician website?
Made by Max Web Design has a electrician website live within 15 days of kickoff, once your content and photos are supplied. Agencies commonly take 2 to 4 months for the same job.
Get your electrician website live in 15 days.
Tell me your trade and the suburbs you cover. I’ll tell you straight up what you need, what it costs, and when it’s live.