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Websites for electricians
Most people looking for an electrician are either stuck (a fault, a tripping board, no power to half the house) or planning something bigger, like a rewire, an EV charger or solar. Either way they search on their phone, look at two or three sites, and ring the one that looks most trustworthy.
What a good electrician website needs
- Your Safe Electric registration shown clearly, because customers do check
- Separate sections for rewires, fuse boards, EV chargers, solar and fault finding, so people searching for each one land on the right part
- A quote form that asks the right questions (house age, what's tripping, what they want fitted), so you're not ringing back blind
- Your Google reviews and photos of real installs
Every Signwrite site also comes with a tap-to-call button, a WhatsApp button, your service areas, a quote form that emails you straight away, and a monthly report showing how many people visited and got in touch. It's set up for Google from day one, with your trade and towns in the right places.
See a live sample
This is a working electrician website with example details. Yours gets your own name, photos, colours, reviews and areas.
Built by a tradesperson
Signwrite is run by a working electrician. I know you won't answer the phone up a ladder or under a sink, so the site is built to take the enquiry and the details for you, and to make you look as professional online as you are on the job.
€400 to set up, then €30 a month or €300 a year.
Type your business name and town on the home page and see your own electrician site before you spend anything.
Questions
Can it show my Safe Electric and SEAI details?
Yes. Registration numbers, SEAI solar and EV grant info, and any other cards you hold go near the top, where people look for them.
I'm up a ladder all day. Who answers the enquiries?
The site does the first part. The quote form collects the job details and sends them to your email or phone, so you can reply when you're down off the ladder.
How much does it cost?
€400 to set up, then €30 a month or €300 a year. That covers hosting, the domain setup, changes when you need them and a monthly report on how many people visited and got in touch.
How long does it take?
Usually live within 7 days of getting your photos and details.
Do I own it?
Your domain, photos and words are always yours. After 12 months the whole site is yours to take with you, or earlier for a one-off €200.