Websites for electricians
Customers check your registration before they let you near their fuse box. Make it the first thing they see.
Electrical work is something people cannot judge for themselves, so they judge you instead. A homeowner with a tripping circuit, a landlord who needs an EICR, a family planning a rewire or an EV charger: each of them searches, opens two or three websites, and calls the one that looks most qualified and easiest to reach. Your website has a few seconds to show you are registered, insured, local and available.
£450 build + £15/mo hosting, maintenance & security
A website planned around the customers you want helps bring the right enquiries straight to you, with no fee per lead, no commission and no sharing them with competitors.
Your registration should do the selling
Most domestic electrical work in England and Wales falls under Part P of the Building Regulations, and careful customers know to look for an NICEIC or NAPIT registered electrician who can self-certify it. Many electricians' websites hide that in the footer as a small logo. We put your scheme, registration number and insurance where people look first, with a link to the scheme's own register so customers can check you for themselves.
Landlords and letting agents are repeat work
Private landlords in England need an Electrical Installation Condition Report at least every five years, and letting agents look after dozens of properties each. That is steady, repeat work that rarely comes from word of mouth alone. A page that explains your EICRs plainly, covering what is tested, how long it takes, what happens if remedial work is needed and how quickly the certificate follows, gives landlords and agents a reason to book you again.
Your bigger jobs each deserve a page
Rewires, consumer unit upgrades, EV charger installations and extension wiring are considered purchases worth hundreds or thousands of pounds, and people search for each of them by name. One services page with a bullet list will not be found for any of them. A proper page for each, saying what is involved, roughly how long it takes and the towns you cover, means you can be found for the work you most want.
What your electrical website will show
Not a template you fill in. This is what we build and write for you, from the notes you send us.
- Your NICEIC or NAPIT registration number, with a link to check it
- Each service on its own page: rewires, consumer units, EV chargers, lighting, fault finding
- EICRs explained for landlords and letting agents, with a way to book
- Emergency call-outs: whether you do them, the hours and the fee, said plainly
- Your coverage area with named towns, so “electrician near me” finds you
- Tap-to-call at the top of every page on mobile
What your electrical website needs
Built around how your customers actually search and decide. Written for you, not a template you have to fill in.
Homepage
Your registration, coverage area and phone number, visible immediately.
Services
Rewires, consumer units, EV chargers, lighting and fault finding, a page for each.
Landlords and EICRs
What is tested, turnaround, remedial work and how to book.
Accreditations
NICEIC or NAPIT, insurance, guarantees and how long you have traded.
Areas covered
Named towns and postcodes, written properly.
Request a quote
For rewires, chargers and the bigger jobs worth the most to you.
Built to be found for the searches that matter
We structure your site around the terms your customers actually type, and submit it to Google, Bing and AI search platforms like ChatGPT and Perplexity on launch.
electrician near me, electrician [your town], EICR [your town], consumer unit replacement [your area], EV charger installation [your area]
What you get
Everything handled. You tell us about your business, we do the rest.
Questions from electricians
£450 to build, then £15 a month for hosting, maintenance, security and small updates such as new services, prices or photos. There is nothing to pay until your site is ready and you have approved it.
Yes. Your scheme and registration number go on the homepage and your service pages, with a link to the scheme's online register so customers can check you themselves. For notifiable work under Part P, that is often what decides who gets the call.
Yes. A page written for landlords and letting agents, explaining what an EICR involves, how long it takes, how soon the report follows and how to book, gives them a reason to choose you and to come back every five years.
Yes. EV chargers, rewires, consumer unit upgrades and lighting each get their own page, so you can be found for each of them separately and customers land on exactly what they searched for.
Yes. We list the towns and villages you cover in properly written content, because most people searching for an electrician include a place name or the words near me.
Tell us about your business
£450 one-off build + £15/mo hosting, maintenance & security. A multi-page site with everything included, no hosting or domain extras, and it's yours to keep. We'll be in touch within 3 working days.
“You focus on your business. I'll get your website sorted properly.”
Chris
07936 818254Prefer to talk? Give me a call.
Working with electricians across the UK
We build for electricians anywhere in the UK, with local search set up around the areas you actually cover.
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Insights & advice
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