Websites for electricians
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People hiring an electrician want proof you're qualified before they ask for a price. We build a site that shows your registration, the work you do and where you do it, so the right jobs get in touch.
- 01Home
- 02Rewires
- 03Consumer unit upgrades
- 04EV charger installation
- 05EICRs for landlords
- 06Fault finding and repairs
- 07Commercial work
What a electrician website has to do
Your scheme registration, checkable
Notifiable work in a home in England and Wales, like a new circuit or a consumer unit change, has to meet Part P of the Building Regulations. If you're with a competent person scheme such as NICEIC or NAPIT, you can self-certify that work, and homeowners can look you up on the electrical competent person register. We show your scheme and number and tell people where to check it.
EICRs for landlords and agents
Landlords in England have to get the electrics in a rented home inspected and tested at least every five years, and give tenants a copy of the report. That is steady, repeat work, so landlords and letting agents get their own page covering your price, how soon you can attend and how you send the report.
EV chargers, rewires and consumer units
These are the jobs people research properly before they call. Each gets its own page with what is involved, photos of your installs and the questions people ask, such as where a charger can go on the house or how long a rewire takes.
Clear about small jobs
Some electricians want the extra socket and light fitting jobs, others would rather not. We word the site to match, with a minimum charge if you have one, so you aren't spending evenings replying to jobs you'd turn down.
The floor plan
- 01Home
- 02Rewires
- 03Consumer unit upgrades
- 04EV charger installation
- 05EICRs for landlords
- 06Fault finding and repairs
- 07Commercial work
- 08Areas we cover
- 09Contact
What your customers check first
Homeowners want to see that you're registered with a scheme and will hand over the certificate for the work, because a buyer's solicitor may ask for it when they sell. Landlords look at how quickly you can do an EICR and whether you'll fix what it finds. Everyone checks your reviews and photos of tidy, labelled consumer units.
How a viewing works
The same four steps for every business. You only pay at the last one.
Today
Book your viewing
Your business name and town, then what you do. Two minutes. Already got a website? Paste the link and we'll read it for you.
Usually 2 working days
We build your website
A finished site, not a sketch: your services, your area and words written for your trade, ready on phones and computers.
Your viewing
Look round it
Open the private link, show your family, try other colours, ask for changes. Take as long as you like.
Moving in
Keys handed over
Say yes and it goes live. Say no and we delete it. You owe nothing.
The particulars
- Viewing
- FreeBuilding it, the private link and any changes you ask for.
- Setup
- from £495One-off setup. Design, words, build and Google setup. Only once you've said yes.
- Monthly
- from £69Hosting, security, backups, edits and a monthly report.
- If you say no
- £0We delete the site. You owe nothing.
What's included
- A full website, built around your business
- Words written for your trade and your town
- Works on phones, tablets and computers
- Set up so Google can find you
- Your photos and logo added when you send them
- Hosting, security and backups handled
- Changes done for you when you email
- A short report each month on how it's doing
Questions electricians ask
Can my NICEIC or NAPIT registration go on the site?
Yes. We show your scheme and registration number and point people to the register so they can check you themselves. If your scheme has rules on how its logo is used, we follow them.
Is a page just for landlords worth it?
Usually, yes. Landlords in England need an EICR at least every five years, and one letting agent can manage dozens of homes, so a good agent relationship means repeat work. The page covers your price, how soon you can attend and how you send the report.
Can the site give EV charger quotes?
We set out what affects the price, like the cable run from the consumer unit to where the car parks, and add a request form that asks for photos of both. That gives you enough to quote most jobs without a site visit for every enquiry. We do not build price calculators.
Can I show jobs I have done?
Yes, and you should. Photos of neat consumer units, clean cable runs and finished charger installs say more about your standards than a paragraph does. Send what's on your phone and we'll pick the best and write short captions.
What does an electrician website cost?
Setup is from £495, then from £69 a month, which covers hosting, security, backups, edits and a short monthly report. You can leave after the first year with the whole site and no exit fees. You see a private preview first and only pay if you keep it.
Your new website: Viewing
available.
Two boxes. We build it, you look round it, and you only pay if you want to keep it.
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