Websites for electricians
Electrician websites that get you the rewires, not just the socket swaps.
Electrical work is the trade where the customer is most nervous about getting it wrong. A good website takes that nervousness away in ten seconds: who you are, what you’re registered with, what you do, where, and what other people said. We build sites for electricians that do that on a phone.
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What an electrician’s customer is checking
Are you registered? NICEIC, NAPIT, ELECSA, Part P. They may not know what those mean but they know to look for the logos. Do you do the thing they need: a full rewire, a fuse board change, an EICR for a rental, an EV charger, outside lights, a new kitchen circuit? Have other people in their town used you and said so? Can they get a rough idea of price before they ring? Most electrician websites fail on at least two of those. Ours don’t.
What we build
A fast site with your registrations visible at the top. A page per job type, because “EV charger installation” and “EICR” are searched on their own and deserve their own answers. Area pages for each town you cover. Reviews from Google and Checkatrade, linked back. Real photos of boards, installs and finished work. A quote form that asks the right three questions and a click-to-call that works.
- Pages for rewires, fuse boards, EICRs, EV chargers, lighting and whatever else you do
- Landlord and letting-agent pages if certificates are part of your work
- Area pages for the towns you cover
- Google Business Profile linked for the map pack
- Form and call tracking
EV chargers and the new work
EV charger installs, solar and battery tie-ins, and heat pump electrics are where a lot of the growth is, and they’re searched for by name. If you do them and your site doesn’t say so clearly, you’re invisible for them. We write those pages properly: what’s involved, what grants exist, roughly what it costs, how long it takes.
Pricing
Starter £300, multi-page build £500, one-off, you own it. Google Ads management at 10% of ad spend or a fixed monthly fee if you want paid traffic for high-value searches like rewires and EV chargers.
Sites for trades and home-service firms
The standard we build to.
What you get, and what it costs
Same three options whoever you are and wherever you’re based. No contracts, you own the site.
Starter site
Get found and get the call.
- Fast, simple, converting website
- Click-to-call and quote form
- Google Business Profile set up and linked
- Reviews and your real details up front
Business + leads
A page per service and area, plus the ads that fill it.
Ads managed at 10% of ad spend, or an agreed fixed price
- Everything in Starter
- Multi-page build: a page per service and per town
- Schema, sitemap and meta on every page
- Google Ads set up and managed
- Call and form tracking, clear reporting
Full scope
Online store, bookings and integrations.
- Online store or shop
- Booking and payment integrations
- Connected to your tools and CRM
- AI receptionist add-on available
Ad budgets are paid to Google directly. Management is 10% of spend or a fixed monthly fee, whichever suits you.
Questions electricians ask us
Can you show my NICEIC or NAPIT registration properly?
Yes, with the logo and number near the top of every page. It’s the single biggest trust signal for electrical work.
Is it worth a page just for EICRs?
Yes. Landlords and letting agents search for it directly, it’s repeat work, and it leads to remedial jobs. It’s one of the best pages an electrician can have.
I’m a one-man band. Will the site make me look bigger than I am?
No, and it shouldn’t. We make you look like a reliable, registered, local electrician with happy customers. That wins more domestic work than pretending to be a big firm.
How long does it take?
Starter sites about a week. multi-page builds two to three weeks.
Electrician websites across Essex and Hertfordshire
Pick your area.
Electrician? Let’s see what your site is doing.
Free 15-minute call. We’ll check how you show up for rewires, EICRs and EV chargers in your area.