A note from us
The same people, every job.
Write two or three sentences about your business here: how long you’ve worked locally, who answers the phone, and what you care about on every job.
Customers want to know who is coming to their home. A real photo of you and your van does more than any claim.
The Voltworks team
The team
Who comes to your door.
Add a real photo of each person. Customers trust a face more than a logo.
Add a photo of yourself here
Owner, licensed electrician
Your name
Years in the trade
Licence type
What you do most
Add a team photo here
Licensed electrician
Team member
Years in the trade
Licence type
What they do most
Add a photo of your van here
Office
Who answers the phone
Booking and quotes
Hours they answer
Best way to reach them
Check us
Licence and insurance.
Every electrician who works on your home is licensed. You can check our licence yourself.
Licence names differ by country: use the words your regulator uses. Edit the same details in the Licence strip on the Home page.
Licence
Licence no. 00000 (replace)
Each electrician carries their own licence card: ask to see it
Insurance and warranty
Public liability, $00m (replace)
Workmanship warranty, in writing on every quote
Add any trade association memberships here.
Paperwork
What you get after the job.
Where your local rules need a certificate, permit or inspection, we arrange it and send you a copy.
Certificate
Records what we did and that it was tested
Emailed after the job
Keep it for insurance and selling
Permits and notices
Some jobs must be reported to a regulator or power company
We handle it for you
Bigger jobs may need an inspection
Itemised invoice
Every part and every hour listed
Matches the price we agreed
Warranty terms on it
By country
Certificates and permits where you live.
Australia
A certificate of compliance after electrical work. The name and deadline differ by state.
United Kingdom
An Electrical Installation Certificate or Minor Works Certificate. In England and Wales, some work is notified under Part P. Landlords need regular condition reports (EICR).
New Zealand
A Certificate of Compliance and an Electrical Safety Certificate for most wiring work.
United States
A permit and inspection for many jobs, such as panel upgrades and new circuits. Rules are set by your state and city.
Canada
A permit or notification before most work, then an inspection. Rules are set by each province.
A summary only, not legal advice. Keep the row for your country and delete the rest. Rules change: check your regulator’s own page.
