Websites for electricians that quote the switchboard while you are still up the ladder
Five pages built around the work you want more of — switchboard upgrades, extra power points, downlights, car chargers — and your own price list behind the questions you would ask them on the phone.
Two builds a month, booking one month out. Two to three weeks from your photos and your price list.
Quoting is open to new builds now, and already runs on a client’s site. A plain website can take quoting later, without a rebuild.
Your customer wants a price on six downlights and a fan, and you are in a roof space at Marion with your phone in the ute
By the time you are down and have rung back, they have two prices already. A job that size is won by whoever gives a figure first, and the figure would have been the same one you gave them anyway.
- The small jobs — a point, a fan, a few downlights — get a figure while they are still looking, which is how you win them.
- A switchboard upgrade is quoted as a switchboard upgrade, and the things it turns out to need on the day are named as not in the price.
- A roof space you cannot get into is a question they answer before you drive out, not a surprise when you get there.
A site that quotes will give them a price while you are still on the job.
Off your price list, under your name, before the other electrician has rung back.
The questions you would ask on the phone
Two or three, in your trade’s terms, and nothing they cannot answer standing in the room with the problem.
What do you want done?
Power points, lights, a fan, the switchboard, a charger for the car. The jobs you do most, in the order they would look for them.
How many, and where?
Six downlights in one lounge is a different afternoon from six across three bedrooms, and the price knows the difference.
Can you get into the ceiling?
A roof space you can stand in and a flat roof are two prices, and you would ask before you drove out.
The jobs an electrician’s site quotes, in the words your customer types. The figures would be yours, off your own price list.
- Extra power point in the kitchen
- Six downlights swapped for LEDs
- Ceiling fan installed where the light is
- Switchboard upgraded with safety switches
- Car charger on the garage wall
- Smoke alarms replaced and linked together
What an electrician’s site looks like here
Both are fictional, and each says so. The one real site quoting today belongs to a handyman, and it is written up in full on the Yatara Property Maintenance page.
Concept build
Volt Electrical
A fictional electrical homepage: the work on show, the process walked through, and a quote your customer can ask for.
Open Volt ElectricalLive example
Torrens Plumbing
The live quoting example is a plumber’s, because that is who the sample client is. The flow yours runs is the same shape with your jobs in it.
Open Torrens PlumbingThe same two starting points as everyone
An electrician’s site is priced off our price list the same way yours will price theirs. Add only the work you need, with each price shown before you choose it, and read how the quoting works before you decide which one.
Every build hands over the same things — up to five pages around your jobs, your photos, help with your Google Business Profile, an enquiry form on your own domain — and the website page lists all of it.
See every price on one pageStarting points, AUD, no GST
- Website
- from $2,500, then $79/month, or $790 for the year
- Website That Quotes
- from $3,700, then $199/month, or $1,990 for the year
A few questions, and you leave with a price for your site.
Our price list does the pricing, so the figure is fixed before we speak. The call is fifteen minutes on the jobs you want more of and when I could start.