What does the $2,199 starting price include?+
The Core Multi-Page build covers your main business pages, a dedicated page for each service you agree on, copy written for you, image selection, a mobile-first layout, enquiry forms, your electrical licence on display, and the groundwork for local and AI search. Extra suburbs or additional systems are quoted before you sign off, so the starting price is a floor, not a surprise.
How much does an electrician website cost in New Zealand?+
It depends on what the site needs to do, from cheap template and DIY sites at the bottom to big-agency builds at the top. Ours start at $2,199 for the Core Multi-Page build, scoped up front so there are no surprises. Hosting and maintenance are separate after the included period and start from $59 a month. Either way, your business owns the site outright.
Do I own the website?+
Yes, outright. The site is your business asset, not something you rent from us. After the included period, hosting and maintenance continue separately from $59 a month, and you are free to take the site elsewhere if you ever want to.
Can you guarantee a number-one Google ranking for my electrician website?+
No honest agency can guarantee a Google position. What we do is build the foundations that earn one: useful service and area content, a fast mobile experience, consistent business details, clear calls to action and a Google Business Profile that matches the site. Results still depend on competition, authority, reviews and time.
What makes a good electrician website design?+
A good electrician website puts the job the customer is searching for front and centre: a fast, mobile-first layout with tap-to-call at the top, a dedicated page for each service (switchboard upgrades, EV chargers, safety switches, faults, and so on), your licence and reviews where doubt creeps in, and a Google Business Profile that matches. Looks matter, but the design is judged on one thing: whether it turns a search into a phone call.
Do we need to meet in person to build my electrical site?+
No need. We run the whole build over phone, email and a video call or two. We work from what you already have, your current site, Google listing, socials and job photos, so you are not stuck writing web pages after a full day on the tools.
Do you build websites for electricians outside the major cities?+
Yes. We build for electricians right across New Zealand, main centres and regional towns alike. The whole process is remote, so where you are based changes nothing. We shape the site around the suburbs and towns you actually cover, not the ones we happen to sit in.
I already have a website. Will I lose my Google rankings if you rebuild it?+
No. Holding onto the rankings you already have is part of the rebuild. Before we touch anything we map every page on your current site, keep the addresses or set up proper redirects, and keep an eye on the numbers after go-live so nothing slips.
How long does it take to build an electrician website?+
About seven days from the first call to launch, once we have your photos and business details. The only real demand on your time is that opening call, 30 to 45 minutes. From there we write, build and set up your Google Business Profile while you stay on the tools, and any changes you want after the first draft go in before it goes live.
Do I need a website if I already get most of my work from word of mouth?+
Word of mouth is gold, but it is capped and you cannot steer it. When a mate passes on your name, the first thing that person does is look you up to check you are real, licensed and reviewed. No site, or a dated one, puts a question mark in their head right as they are deciding. A proper site backs every referral and catches the searches your competitors are already winning.
What is the difference between a website and a Google Business Profile?+
Your Google Business Profile is the free listing in Google Maps and the local results, with your reviews, hours and phone number. Your website is where people land to decide whether you are the sparky they call. You want both: the profile helps you get found, the site turns that look into a booked job, and Google checks one against the other. We set up and line up both.
Do you build dedicated pages for EV chargers and solar work?+
Yes, and it is one of the biggest wins for electricians. Google and AI search match a query to a specific, dedicated page, not a bullet on your home page. High-value work like EV charger installation and solar and battery deserves its own page so it can rank on its own for the people specifically searching for it. Our Max and Pro packages also add suburb pages so those services rank across your whole area.
What licensing should an electrician website show in New Zealand?+
In New Zealand, prescribed electrical work is restricted under the Electricity Act 1992: apart from limited exemptions, such as supervised work, only people licensed by the Electrical Workers Registration Board (EWRB) can do it. Customers can check any electrical worker on the Board's public register, so we display your EWRB licence prominently in your website header, footer and structured data, which reads as trustworthy to a customer comparing three sparkies.
Can an electrician website win work outside the 5km Google Maps radius?+
Yes. A Google Business Profile mostly shows in the local map pack within about 3 to 5 kilometres of your registered address, but a website with dedicated suburb and area pages ranks organically right across your territory. Our Max and Pro packages build 10 to 20 local suburb pages, so you turn up in searches across the suburbs you actually service, not just your home postcode.
What features must an electrician website have to turn visitors into calls?+
A high-converting electrician website comes down to a handful of things: a sticky tap-to-call button with your hours or emergency availability made clear, a dedicated page for each major service, local suburb pages, your electrical licence number on show, verified Google reviews, some upfront pricing or call-out clarity, and fast mobile loading under two seconds.
How does the 30 day money back guarantee work?+
Simple. If the new site is not working for you within 30 days, we refund you and can put your old site back. No fine print, that is the guarantee.
