For electricians across Ireland

Restaurant and shop owners need electrical work done right now. They just can't find you.

Simple, professional websites built specifically for electricians — designed to get you found on Google by the commercial clients who actually pay well, not just the domestic calls that keep you busy but don't grow your business.

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10+ enquiries per week · zero ad spend
2–3 weeks from first chat to your site going live
8–12 weeks for Google to start sending you the right clients
No ad spend
Fully booked In 6 months
Real Result · Local Service Business, Waterford
Built using the exact same approach I use for electricians. 10+ enquiries a week, zero ad spend.
27
Before · Struggling to be found
→
42
After · Fully booked
Same method. Different trade.
Full story below
Commercial electricians Fit-out specialists Maintenance contractors New builds Shop & restaurant rewires
The Real Problem

You're not short of work. You're short of the right work.

The phone rings. It's a domestic job. A few sockets. A fuse board upgrade. An elderly lady down the road who needs a light fitting changed.

Grand. You do it. You do it well. But you're not making real money there.

The jobs that actually move the needle — the restaurant fit-outs, the shop rewires, the new builds, the commercial maintenance contracts — those are going to someone else. Not because they're better than you. Not because they do cleaner work or show up more reliably.

They just show up first on Google.

When a restaurant owner needs an electrician, they don't ask a neighbour. They search. And whoever has a professional website, photos of commercial work, and a Google presence that says "this is a serious outfit" — that's who gets the call.

You're left picking up the domestic scraps while someone with a worse pair of hands and a better website is wiring new restaurants.

"You're losing the big commercial jobs to electricians who do worse work but have a better Google presence. That's not just frustrating — it's expensive."

There's a difference between a full diary and a healthy business. You can be busy every single day and still not be earning what you should. Domestic work keeps the lights on — commercial work is where the actual money lives. A €200 socket job and a €15,000 restaurant fit-out take the same amount of effort to win: one phone call, one quote, one "yes." The difference is who's calling you.

Right now

  • Diary full of €100–€300 domestic calls
  • Driving across the county for small jobs
  • Quoting ten jobs to win three
  • Competing on price with every spark in the area

Once commercial clients can find you

  • Direct enquiries from restaurants, shops, offices and fit-outs
  • Bigger jobs, better margins, fewer windscreen hours
  • Clients who choose you because your work looks serious
  • Repeat contracts with businesses who need you every quarter
Why It Matters

A homeowner doesn't check. A business owner does.

When an elderly lady needs sockets changed, she rings whoever her neighbour recommended. She doesn't care if you have a website.

But a restaurant owner about to spend €20k on a fit-out? They're doing their homework. They're looking you up. They want to see that you look professional, that you've done commercial work before, that other businesses trust you — that you're a proper operation, not just a lad with a van.

If they Google your name and find nothing — or worse, find a dead Facebook page from 2019 — they move on. You never even knew the job existed.

"A website isn't a luxury for domestic sparks who get by on word of mouth. It's a requirement for electricians who want commercial work — because commercial clients don't hire people they can't verify."
A Real Story

From her lowest in 15 years to fully booked.

This isn't theory. I built a website for a local service business in Waterford using the exact same approach. Different trade, same method — here's how it played out.

My mam has run Keen Kidz childcare in Waterford for over 15 years. She's brilliant at her job. Always has been.

But last September, she had just 27 of her 42 places filled. The lowest she'd ever been.

Nothing had changed about her service. The kids were happy. The parents who were there loved her. But fewer new parents were finding her, because everyone had moved to searching online, and she had nothing for them to find.

No website. No Google listing. Just word of mouth and hope.

So I built her a simple website. Nothing fancy, just clear information about her service, real photos, and the kind of page that shows up when a parent types "childcare near me" into Google. I set up her Google Business Profile so she appeared on Maps. Made sure everything was connected so Google would actually show her to local parents.

She went from invisible to fully booked in six months. Not because anything changed about how she runs her service. Just because parents could finally find her.

Different trade. Same problem. Whether you're a childminder or a chippie — if people can't find you when they search, you don't exist. The website I built her is the same kind I build for electricians. Clear, honest, built to show up on Google when someone local needs what you do.

— Shannon
The Numbers
No ads. No agency. Just a proper website and a Google profile.
  • September
    2025
    Lowest in 15 years
    27/42
  • May
    2026
    After 6 months live
    34/42
  • September
    2026
    Fully booked
    42/42
10+ enquiries every week
Zero ad spend
What You Get

Everything is built for you. You pick the package that fits.

Three honest options. No tech jargon. No surprise invoices. I'll share exact pricing when we chat — built around what your business actually needs.

Package 01
The Foundation

The essentials to get you visible online. Everything you need to start showing up when business owners search for an electrician in your area.

Included
  • Your own website A clean, professional site that tells commercial clients what you do — your services, your area, your completed work. Written and designed to show up in Google search results when businesses need an electrician.
  • Your domain name Your own web address (yourname.ie). I register it, set it up, and connect it to your site. It's yours to keep.
  • Inbox setup A professional email address connected to your domain (info@yourname.ie), so enquiries from businesses land somewhere professional — not buried in your personal Gmail between takeaway offers and GAA group chats.

Pricing shared when we chat · LEO grant eligible

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Most chosen
Package 02
The Foundation + Pick & Mix

Everything in The Foundation, plus extras that make commercial clients take you seriously before they ever pick up the phone.

Pick & mix your extras
  • Professional photos I photograph your completed commercial work. Finished fit-outs, distribution boards, commercial installations — real photos that show business owners what you're capable of. Not stock images of someone else's work.
  • Google Business Profile Your listing on Google Maps, set up, optimised, and connected to your new website. This is what shows up when a business owner searches "electrician near me" or "commercial electrician [your town]."
  • Blog articles A series of articles I write and post for you that help Google understand what you do and where you work — the questions business owners are already typing into Google.
  • CRM setup A simple system to track enquiries, follow up on quotes, and manage ongoing client relationships. No more forgetting to chase up that restaurant quote.
  • WhatsApp Business A professional WhatsApp profile so client messages come through clean and organised — separate from your personal WhatsApp.
  • Brand guidelines A simple document with your colours, fonts, and logo usage so your website, van, invoices, and quotes all look like the same professional operation.

Pricing shared when we chat · LEO grant eligible

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Package 03
The Works

Everything. The full setup, nothing left out. For electricians ready to own their area on Google and start winning commercial work consistently.

All included
  • Your website
  • Your domain name
  • Professional photosOf your completed commercial work
  • Google Business ProfileSet up or linked
  • Blog articlesWritten and posted
  • CRM setupEnquiries + quote tracking
  • WhatsApp BusinessClient communication
  • Brand guidelinesColours, fonts, logo usage
  • Testimonial pack A done-for-you system to collect Google reviews from commercial clients, on autopilot.

Pricing shared when we chat · LEO grant eligible

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Worth Knowing

The Local Enterprise Board offers a €5,000 grant for digital upgrades.

A website, Google profile, and professional photography all qualify. Several of the services I offer fall within what the grant covers, and a number of clients have used it to cover a significant chunk of the cost. I can point you in the right direction on how to apply. It's worth a conversation.

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The Timing Argument

The part most electricians don't think about until the phone goes quiet.

Here's what usually happens: work is busy, diary is full, you don't need a website. Then a big contract ends. Or a builder you subcontract for goes quiet. Or a few regulars stop calling at the same time.

Suddenly you need enquiries. And you need them from the commercial clients who actually pay well — not just domestic bits and pieces.

But Google doesn't work like a switch you flip. When a website goes live, Google doesn't show it to anyone straight away. It takes 8–12 weeks for Google to find your site, index it, and start putting it in front of people who search.

That means if you get set up now — while you're busy and don't desperately need it — you're already visible the next time a restaurant, shop, or business in your area needs electrical work done. If you wait until things slow down, you won't show up for another two months. And in those two months, every commercial job goes to whoever Google already knows about.

The build takes 2–3 weeks on my end. But Google's clock starts the day we go live, and that clock doesn't speed up for anyone.

What 12 weeks looks like in real terms.

Week 1–3
The build. I design, write, and build your website while you carry on working.
Week 4
Go live. The site launches. Google's clock starts ticking.
Week 5–8
Indexing. Google finds your site and starts learning what you do and where you work.
Week 9–12
Visible. Business owners searching for an electrician in your area start seeing your name. Commercial enquiries arrive directly.
How It Works

Three steps. I do the heavy lifting.

No tech speak. No homework. Just a quick chat, a build, and commercial clients finding you on Google.

01

Send me a message

WhatsApp me or drop me a message below. We'll have a quick phone call about your business, the kind of work you want more of, and whether this is the right fit. No pressure, no jargon — just a conversation.

02

I build everything

Website, Google profile, photos, the lot — depending on the package you choose. Takes 2–3 weeks. You don't need to do anything technical. I'll ask a few questions about your business and take it from there.

03

Commercial clients start finding you

Once we're live, Google begins indexing your site. Within 8–12 weeks, business owners searching for an electrician in your area start seeing your name. The right enquiries come straight to you.

Ready to talk about it?

A quick chat. No hard sell.

Send me a WhatsApp on +353 83 094 0183 or drop me a message below and I'll give you a ring back. No commitment, no hard sell — just an honest conversation about whether it makes sense for your business.

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Questions You Might Have

The honest bits.

If yours isn't here, send me a message and I'll come back to you within 24 hours.

How much does it cost?

I have three packages depending on what you need — starting from a simple website and domain, up to The Works with photos, Google profile, blog content, CRM, WhatsApp, and a review system. I'll give you a clear number when we chat — no hidden fees or surprises. I work with tradesmen and local service businesses specifically, so my prices reflect that — not web agency prices.

Worth knowing: the Local Enterprise Board offers a €5,000 grant for digital upgrades to your business, and what I do qualifies. I can walk you through how to apply when we talk, if you're interested.

I get enough work already — do I really need a website?

You might be busy. But are you busy with the right work? There's a difference between a full diary of €200 domestic calls and a diary with commercial fit-outs, maintenance contracts, and repeat business clients. A website doesn't just get you more work — it gets you found by the people with the bigger budgets. The restaurant owners, the shop managers, the facility managers who need someone reliable and are willing to pay properly for it.

If your diary is already full of the exact work you want, at the margins you want — fair play. But if you're doing three domestic jobs a day to earn what one commercial job would pay you in a morning, that's the gap a website fills.

I'm not great with technology — is this going to be complicated for me?

Not even slightly. If you can answer a few questions about your business over a phone call, you have all the technical skill this requires. I handle everything — the website, the domain, Google, CRM, WhatsApp, all of it. You don't need to learn anything or log into anything you're not comfortable with.

What do I actually need to provide?

Your time for a short chat so I can understand your business, and photos of your completed commercial work (or I can arrange to photograph jobs if you choose a package that includes professional photos). That's genuinely it. I write the content, handle the design, set up Google, the lot. If you have a logo or specific colours you use on your van or uniforms, great. If not, we figure that out together.

What's a CRM and do I actually need one?

In plain English — it's a simple system that keeps track of who's enquired, who you've quoted, and who you need to follow up with. When you're chasing commercial work, the difference between winning and losing a job is often just following up when you said you would. A CRM makes sure nothing slips through the cracks. I set it up for you and show you how it works. Takes five minutes a day to use, if even.

How does a website help me get commercial work specifically?

Google targeting — the blog articles I write target the exact phrases commercial clients search for. Not "electrician near me" (which gets you everyone including the lady who needs a socket), but "commercial electrician [your town]," "restaurant electrical fit-out," "shop rewire [your county]." These are the searches that land you the jobs worth having.

Professional credibility — a business owner spending €15k on a fit-out doesn't hire someone without checking them out first. Your website, with photos of commercial work and reviews from business clients, tells them you're a serious operation before they ever ring.

Filtering — clear information about what you do (commercial, industrial, fit-outs) naturally attracts the right enquiries and discourages the ones you don't want. You stop being the number people call for a single socket and start being the number businesses call for serious work.

What happens after the website is built? Do I have to maintain it?

No. I don't build it and disappear. Your site doesn't need constant attention — it works quietly in the background bringing enquiries. But if you ever need something updated (new photos of a job you're proud of, new services, changed details), I'm here. You're not on your own with this.

Can I see an example of what I'd get?

I'm currently building my portfolio of trades websites. In the meantime, have a look at keenkidz.ie — that's a site I built for a local service business in Waterford. Different industry, same approach: clean, simple, shows up on Google, and brings 10+ enquiries a week with no ads. Yours would be similar in quality but completely tailored to your trade, your commercial work, and your area.

I've been quoted thousands by web design agencies before — is this going to be like that?

No. I'm not an agency. I'm one person who builds websites specifically for local service businesses. My prices reflect what an electrician actually needs — not a 47-page proposal with "discovery phases" and monthly retainers. You get a clear number when we chat, you know exactly what you're getting, and there's no ongoing cost you weren't expecting.

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