Emergency route at the top
Availability, hours and call-out charge where a thumb lands first on a phone — with a number that dials on one tap.
Nobody looks for an electrician at their leisure. A breaker trips, a renovation needs a new circuit, a certificate is missing. In those minutes your website decides whether the call comes to you — with clear services, a visible service area, and a number a thumb can reach straight away.
Two kinds of enquiry: "right now" and "please quote". Each needs its own answer.
The urgent case searches "electrician emergency Vienna", "breaker keeps tripping", "power cut flat 1150". They read two lines and dial. All that counts is whether you come today, to their district, and what the call-out costs. If that is not on screen in the first seconds, they ring the next firm.
The planned case searches differently: "electrical installation period building Vienna", "EV charger house cost", "electrical certificate Vienna". These customers compare several firms and collect quotes. They want to know which jobs you do regularly, whether you issue certificates, and how a site visit works.
One single page cannot answer both well. So we separate the paths visibly: the emergency route with availability at the very top, and the planned work as sections of its own using the words customers actually type — from a consumer-unit replacement to a wallbox.
Electrical work is about safety, and customers look closely at who they let near their installation. A clear website answers their questions before they are asked — and it reaches the customers who do not know your name yet. A good site helps you:
Every page is built so a search turns into a phone call or a usable enquiry.
Availability, hours and call-out charge where a thumb lands first on a phone — with a number that dials on one tap.
A section per job, using the word customers search for: consumer unit, riser, fault finding, certificate, wallbox, lighting, smart home.
The districts you genuinely travel to, as text on the page. That gets found for district searches — "Vienna and surroundings" does not.
A form that captures the address, a description and an image of the fault, so you know the work before you set out.
Completed jobs in a lean gallery you maintain yourself — without the site becoming slow because of it.
In a cellar, a stairwell, a lift: the site is built to be usable immediately even on a poor connection.
We can also integrate AI and automation — from FAQ chat widgets and lead qualification to appointment reminders, content support, and industry-specific tools — so your website works harder for you.
Vienna’s old buildings are a trade of their own: risers with no earth wire, meter cabinets out in the stairwell, wiring from the 1960s, the building management’s consent before you touch anything. Owners do not want just any electrician for that — they search for one who knows these houses. If your site shows that experience, those customers find you. And they call.
And Vienna keeps producing new work: EV chargers in shared garages, the electrical certificate a flat needs before it is sold, heat pumps, solar on the roof. Each of these is its own search. Each gets its own place on your site — visible at the top, not in the small print — so you show up exactly when someone needs it.
Enquiries contain an address and often a photo of the home — that is personal data. We transmit forms encrypted, forward them straight to your inbox and do not store them on the website. Hosting is inside the EU, with no third-party trackers.
We start with your business: which jobs you take on, where you travel, and how an enquiry should reach you. Then we plan, design, build and test in clear phases — and hand over a site you can keep current yourself.
A site with services, emergency call-out, service area, references and an enquiry form falls into our Starter package from €499. Scheduling, a wallbox quote calculator or a customer area belongs in the Build package from €1,499.
Being busy changes, and referrals get checked: anyone who hears your name searches for it. Your own site costs once and then keeps working — particularly for planned jobs like wallboxes or refurbishments, which pay considerably better than emergency call-outs.
Yes, and we recommend it. A picture of the consumer unit or the socket often saves an entire journey, because you know in advance what you need. The form transmits the image encrypted to your inbox.
Fixed prices rarely, guidance yes: an hourly rate, a call-out charge, a "from" figure for typical work such as an electrical certificate. It filters out enquiries that do not fit and saves phone calls.
Yes. We show availability and hours prominently and set the number up so one tap on a phone starts the call. If you only offer call-out at certain hours, we say so plainly — that prevents calls at three in the morning you do not want to take.
We work with trade businesses in Vienna and across Austria. Write to us — the first conversation is free and commits you to nothing.