WebStarter
R1,450 once-off
- 1-page website
- 1 year free Gold hosting
- Free .co.za domain registration
- Email addresses on your domain
- Backend editor to edit your site
- Contact form, WhatsApp and social links
- 2 rounds of design changes
Websites for electricians
Website Design for Electricians and Electrical Contractors
Website design for electricians should make three things obvious: what work you do, that you are registered to do it, and how to reach you now. We build websites for South African electricians and electrical contractors with pages for CoCs, fault finding, solar and backup power, your service areas and a quote form, from R1,450 once-off including a year of hosting and a .co.za domain.
- Since 2009
- 24/7 support
- Servers in South Africa and Germany
- No VAT added
Website packages for electricians
Once-off prices, no VAT added. Each package includes a year of hosting, a .co.za domain and email on your domain.
Website Special
R2,950 once-off
- Up to 5 pages
- 1 year free Gold hosting
- Free .co.za domain registration
- Email addresses on your domain
- Backend editor to edit your site
- Contact form, WhatsApp and social links
- Photo gallery
- Blog or latest news
- 2 rounds of design changes
WebBasic
R4,950 once-off
- Up to 10 pages
- 1 year free Gold hosting
- Free .co.za domain registration
- Email addresses on your domain
- Backend editor to edit your site
- Contact form, WhatsApp and social links
- Photo gallery
- Blog or latest news
- 2 rounds of design changes
WebUltimate
R8,950 once-off
- Up to 30 pages
- 1 year free Unlimited hosting
- Free .co.za domain registration
- Email addresses on your domain
- Backend editor to edit your site
- Contact form, WhatsApp and social links
- Online shop with up to 20 products loaded
- PayFast, Yoco or Peach payments set up
- SEO setup: titles, descriptions, sitemap, Search Console
- 3 rounds of design changes
Once-off prices in rand. We are not VAT-registered, so there is no VAT on top. Order online in two minutes: we confirm and email you an invoice, nothing is charged up front.
What an electrician’s website needs
Registration up front
Your electrical contractor registration and the registration category of the person who signs your CoCs, shown as they appear on your certificates.
A clear CoC page
What a Certificate of Compliance covers, when sellers need one, what you test and what happens if faults are found.
Solar and backup power
Inverter, battery and solar PV installation pages, which are among the most researched electrical services in South Africa.
Fault call-outs
Click-to-call and WhatsApp for tripping breakers and power failures, with your emergency hours stated plainly.
Service areas
The suburbs and towns you cover, so you appear in local searches and avoid calls from too far away.
Work for agents and landlords
A section for estate agents, conveyancers and property managers who need CoCs booked quickly before transfer.
Websites we have built
A few real projects from our portfolio.
Ampco Projects
Electrical and construction company
Web design2018
CoCs and property sales
The Electrical Installation Regulations, 2009, made under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, say that only a registered person may issue an electrical Certificate of Compliance, and that a user or lessor may not allow a change of ownership if the CoC is older than two years. Registered persons are electrical testers for single phase, installation electricians and master installation electricians, and electrical contractors must be registered with the Department of Employment and Labour. That is why “electrical CoC” searches spike around property sales.
A CoC page that explains the process in plain language, with your turnaround time and what you need from the seller, brings in steady work from homeowners and estate agents. We keep the legal wording factual and leave the technical detail to you.
Solar, inverters and backup power
After years of load shedding, many South African homeowners and small businesses compare inverter, battery and solar options online before they call anyone. They want to know what size system runs which appliances, what brands you install, whether the installation is signed off with a CoC and what happens with warranties. A page per system type, with photos of your own installations, answers those questions and sets you apart from installers who only post a WhatsApp number.
Pages an electrician’s website needs
- Home: services, areas, registration and the call button.
- CoC inspections: process, timing and what is tested.
- Fault finding and repairs: tripping, no power, DB board upgrades.
- Solar and backup power: inverters, batteries and PV.
- Commercial work: shops, offices and maintenance contracts, if you do them.
- Projects: photos of finished work.
- Contact: phone, WhatsApp, hours and a quote form.
We built a website for Ampco Projects, an electrical and construction company. If you also do building work, see our page for construction companies.
Who it is for
- Domestic electricians and owner-operators
- Electrical contractors doing commercial and industrial work
- Solar, inverter and backup power installers
- CoC specialists working with estate agents
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a website for an electrician cost?
Our packages start at R1,450 once-off. Most electricians choose 5 pages at R2,950 or 10 pages at R4,950, which covers CoCs, fault finding, solar, projects and contact. A year of hosting and a .co.za domain are included.
Should I show my registration on the website?
Yes, if it is current. Customers and agents increasingly ask to see it, and the Department of Employment and Labour has warned the public about fake electrical contractors. Show it exactly as it appears on your certificate.
Can I get work from estate agents through my website?
A clear CoC page with your turnaround time and a booking form makes it easy for agents and conveyancers to refer you. Pair it with a local SEO plan so the page ranks in your area.
Can the website include a solar or inverter quote form?
Yes. We can add a form that asks about the property, monthly usage and which appliances need backup, so you can quote faster.
Can I add photos of jobs myself?
Yes. Every package includes an editor so you can add project photos and short write-ups from your phone.
Talk to us
Get a quote or ask a question
Tell us what you need and we will reply with a clear recommendation and price. Prefer to chat? WhatsApp or call us.
- Email info@webdesignhostingsa.co.za
- Call or WhatsApp 083 678 9831
- Sales: Mon to Fri 07:00 to 17:00, Sat 08:00 to 16:00, Sun 08:00 to 13:00
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