Rewires and fuse-board upgrades
A page that explains what a rewire involves, what it costs in bands, and why an old fuse board is a risk. Homeowners searching this are ready to spend €3,000 and up.
Websites for electricians · Ireland
Websites for electricians in Ireland.
Websites for electricians in Ireland.
Built to win rewires, not blown-fuse callouts.
Website design for electricians in Ireland. Safe Electric registration shown properly, tap-to-call on every screen, your Google Business profile set up. €400 once, live in five working days, and you see a free mockup before you pay anything.
No card, no deposit. From €400, and you own everything.
Safe Electric REC number shownFully insuredGoogle reviews on the pageEV charger page included
MondaySend your tradeTwo minutes, the form below.
TuesdayMockup in your inboxFree. No card, no deposit.
WednesdayTwenty-minute callPhotos over WhatsApp.
ThursdayWe build itYou keep working.
FridayLive on your .ieLink on the van by the weekend.
Safe Electric
Safe Electric on your website, done right.
Only a Registered Electrical Contractor may use the Safe Electric mark, and the register expects your REC number beside it. We put the badge and your number in the header and footer, link it to your entry on the Safe Electric register, and word the certification line the way the register does. If you also hold an SEAI registered installer listing for solar PV, that badge goes up too.
Questions electricians ask
Can I put the Safe Electric logo on my website?
Yes, if you are a Registered Electrical Contractor. The mark should appear with your REC number and you should link to your listing on the Safe Electric register. We set this up for you and keep the wording in line with the register's rules.
Do I need a separate page for EV chargers?
Yes. People search 'EV charger installer' by name, and a dedicated page with the grant details ranks far better than a line on your homepage. It is included in the Business Site.
I mostly do emergency callouts. Will this help?
It will, but it will do more than that. A callout page keeps the phone ringing, and the rewire and fuse-board pages start bringing in the bigger jobs you actually want.
What if I'm a sole trader with no company name?
Grand. Most electricians are. We use your own name or your trading name, and we'll tell you if the CRO needs a business-name registration for it.
Built for the big jobs
Built to win rewires, not blown-fuse callouts.
Every electrician's site gets a page for each of the three highest-value jobs in the trade, written the way people search for them.
EV charger installation
Its own page, because people search for it by name. Covers the SEAI home charger grant, what you need from the meter and how long it takes.
Solar PV and battery
If you're SEAI registered, this is the highest-value enquiry in the trade right now. The page carries the grant details and your registration.
Paying for leads?
Stop renting your customers.
Onlinetradesmen, MyBuilder and Bark sell the same enquiry to four electricians and charge whether you win it or not. A site of your own means the customer found you, there's no one else quoting, and you keep the review.
A year of paid leads versus a site you own.
Rough figures, your numbers will differ. Put your own in the calculator.
OptionPer year
Lead platform subscriptionTypical monthly plan, before per-lead fees€600–€1,500
Leads you paid for and didn't winFour quotes per job, one winnerMost of them
Your own site, onceDomain, hosting and Google set-up included€400
The customer rings you, not a list.
Your number is the biggest thing on the page. There's no comparison table, no "get 3 quotes", no fee when the phone rings. The review they leave goes on your Google profile, where it keeps working for years.
What's included
What's on every electrician's site.
On top of the basics every tradewebsites.ie site gets: your .ie domain, hosting and SSL for a year, tap-to-call and WhatsApp, Google Business set-up, your reviews on the page and 30 days of edits.
- 01Safe Electric badge and REC numberIn the header, the footer and on the certification line, linked to the register.
- 02Emergency and fault-finding lineA separate tap-to-call block for the same-day work, so callouts don't bury the big jobs.
- 03Cert and RECI test wordingPlain-English explanation of the cert you issue with each job. It reassures and it ranks.
- 04Job pages that rankRewires, fuse boards, EV chargers, lighting, extensions. One page each, written the way people search.
- 05Area pagesYour town plus the five around it, so 'electrician Tramore' finds you as well as 'electrician Waterford'.
- 06Before-and-after galleryFuse boards are the most convincing photo in the trade. We make them look tidy.
Pricing
One price. Paid once.
Most electricians start with the One-Pager. The Business Site is for anyone who wants a page for rewires and fuse-board upgrades and another for ev charger installation, each ranking on its own. No VAT to add. Both include your .ie domain and the first year of hosting.
Either price, same promise: live in 5 working days.
The One-Pager
€400once
One page, all your services, built to be found and rung.
- Single page, all services listed
- Your .ie domain, hosting and SSL for a year
- Tap-to-call, WhatsApp, Google Maps
- Google Business profile set up
- Safe Electric REC number shown
- Live in 5 working days
Most electricians pick thisThe Business Site
€900once
A page per job type and per area, built to rank for each.
- Everything in the One-Pager
- A page per job type (up to 6)
- A page per area you cover (up to 6)
- Before-and-after gallery
- Quote form that pre-qualifies
- 30 days of edits after launch
The books
One invoice, no VAT to add.
€400 or €900 is the full price. There's no 23% on top and no small print. One invoice, one number.
It's a business expense.
A website that brings in work is a marketing cost, the same as the van signage. Your accountant will put it through the books; most treat it as an expense in the year you pay it.
Two payments, nothing before the mockup.
Half when you approve the mockup, half when it goes live. Bank transfer or Revolut. Both invoices land in your email.
Nothing is paid until you've approved the free mockup. Want us to keep it running and updated? Add Maintenance for €39 a month, cancel any month. Want calls before Google catches up? Google & Meta ads from €149 a month.
Who owns it
It's yours. All of it. From day one.
Some web companies register your domain in their name, host your site where only they can reach it, and charge you to leave. That's how they keep customers. We keep customers by doing good work.
Nothing we build stops working if we disappear tomorrow. That's the whole point.
The domain is registered to you.Your name, your email, your renewal reminders. We set it up, but we don't hold the keys.
The website files are yours.Plain HTML that runs anywhere. Want a copy? Ask, and it's in your inbox the same day, zipped.
The Google Business profile is yours.It's your Google account. We're added as a manager and you can remove us with one tap.
Walk away after year one for nothing.No exit fee, no transfer charge, no notice period. We'll even help you move it.
Get started
Send your county today. Live by this time next week.
Mockup tomorrow, call the day after, live on Friday. Nothing to pay until you've seen the mockup.
Prefer to ring? 085 167 1198 · or email hello@tradewebsites.ie
- We text you within the hour, 8am to 8pm, to say it's in hand.
- Your mockup lands the next working morning. Look at it when you're off the job.
- Nothing to pay until you've seen it and said yes. If it's not right, that's the end of it.