What I actually made him
Three things carry this site: the site itself, the quote flow on the front of it, and the live job feed wired into the back of it.
22 Electrical Works
Electrician · Croydon Hills · 22electricalworks.com.auA website built around the work he wants
Josh wanted residential work close to home, so the site is built for it. His own photos, his own words, and a page for every service and every suburb he covers, written with things only a local would know rather than the same paragraph with the suburb name swapped in.
Tap the preview to open the real site full screen, or scroll back up to the live window and have a proper look through it.
- 28 pages, every service and every suburb he works
- Built to be found when a local searches for a sparky
- His enquiries land in his inbox the second they come in
A quote flow that does the asking for him
This is the bit Josh singled out. Instead of a contact form that says "message us", the front of his site walks a customer through three quick steps: what they need done, a few details about the job, then how to reach them. It takes about thirty seconds.
By the time it reaches Josh he already knows what the job is and where it is, so he can price it or call back without a round of questions first. In his words, he does not have to worry about any of it.
- Three steps, about thirty seconds, no obligation
- The job type and the suburb arrive with every enquiry
- Nothing for Josh to chase or set up
His job management system, wired into his website
Josh already runs every job through ServiceM8. So I connected it to his website. When he closes off a job, that job appears on his site on its own, with the real photo he took, the type of work and the suburb. No names, no addresses, nothing private ever leaves the system.
The counters on his site are wired to the same feed, so the number of jobs he has completed climbs by itself. Josh does not upload anything, does not write anything and does not remember to do anything. He just does the work.
- Real finished jobs, with his own photos, updating on their own
- Customer names and addresses never touch the website
- Proof he is genuinely working nearby, kept current without him
