Tradie Websites Australia — Built to Win You Jobs

Why tradie websites are different from regular business sites

Over 70% of tradie searches in Australia happen on mobile, and a lot of them happen mid-emergency — someone with a burst pipe, a power fault, or a leak they found at 7am. That visitor is not browsing. They are about to call the first number that appears and works. Your website has about three seconds and one clear button to make that happen.

That means a tradie website is not a brochure. It is a phone call trigger. Every design decision should be evaluated against one question: does this make someone more likely to call?

What most tradie websites get wrong

• The number is hard to find. Your visitor is on a phone, one-handed, in a hurry. If the phone number is not tappable and visible without scrolling, you have lost the job to whoever ranked below you.
• It is slow on mobile data. A site that takes six seconds on 4G loses roughly half its visitors before anything appears. Emergency trades lose more.
• No service area stated. "We cover Melbourne's northern suburbs — Preston, Reservoir, Coburg" beats a vague map graphic. People want to know you come to them before they call.
• Stock photos of someone else's van. Twelve real job photos from your phone out-convert professional stock every time. People are checking whether you do work like theirs.

What we build into every tradie site

• Tap-to-call button fixed in the header on mobile
• Service-area pages for the suburbs you actually cover
• Quote form that asks job type, suburb, urgency and photos
• Before-and-after gallery from your own jobs
• Licence and insurance numbers displayed, not buried
• Google reviews pulled onto the page and linked so they verify
• Loads in under three seconds on 4G
• Google Business Profile setup, which for trades often out-earns the website itself

Local SEO for tradies: suburb pages beat broad terms

Ranking for "electrician Melbourne" is nearly impossible for a small business — see our Melbourne page for that market. Ranking for "electrician Preston" or "electrician Reservoir" is very achievable — and those searches convert at a higher rate because the person typing them already knows where they want you to come from.

We build a service-area page for each suburb you actually cover — the full reasoning is in why tradie websites need suburb pages. Instead of one page fighting the biggest agencies for broad terms, you have ten pages ranking for specific suburbs with almost no competition. This is how small trades compete against franchise brands.

• One page per suburb you service — written specifically for that area
• Suburb name in the page title, H1 and URL
• Local landmarks and context so it reads as genuine, not templated
• Linked back to your main service page and Google Business Profile

What types of tradies we build for

Plumbers, electricians, builders, plasterers, painters, tilers, carpenters, roofers, HVAC technicians, pest controllers, cleaners and landscapers. The website structure is similar across trades — the service-area pages, the emergency CTA, the licence display — but the content is written for your specific trade, not repurposed from a template.

When you probably do not need us yet

If you have just started and have no Google Business Profile, set that up first. It is free, it puts you on Maps, and for a lot of trades it generates more calls in month one than a website will. We would rather tell you that than sell you something you do not need yet. Come back when you are competing for jobs people compare before calling.

What it costs

A three to five page tradie site is $800, up to ten pages with service-area pages is $1,900, and unlimited pages is $3,500. A booking system adds from $700. Every quote is fixed in writing before work starts.

Common questions