Websites for electricians. From £250.
Hand-coded for how electrical work comes in: the fuse board that trips at 10pm, the landlord chasing an EICR, the EV charger planned for months. Built for a customer searching on a phone. Your homepage designed free before you pay anything.
Fixed prices. Free design first. Most sites live inside two weeks.
What people type when they need an electrician
The searches that bring electricians work, and how the page is built to answer each one.
How electrical work actually comes in
Two customers, one page. Each finds their bit without scrolling past the other.
The board that won't reset
Half the house is dark, phone in hand. They ring the first electrician who looks real. No scrolling.
- Tap-to-call button in thumb reach on any phone
- Hours and towns covered in the first screen
- NICEIC or NAPIT number under your name
- Nothing in the way: no slideshow, no pop-up
The rewire or EV charger
A rewire or an EV charger. They're comparing three electricians on a Sunday night and want proof.
- A page per job type: rewires, EICRs, chargers
- Photos of tidy boards and installs, not stock
- Google reviews on the page, not just a link
- Quote form with photo upload, to your inbox
The pages we'd build for you
Ticked for each site. On the one-page site, ticked rows are sections of one long page.
Who you are, where you cover, the call-out button and your reviews. On the one-page site this is the whole job.
Rewires, new boards, extra circuits. Its own page, so a 'consumer unit' search lands on boards, not a menu.
Tripped boards, burning smells, no power. What it costs to attend and how fast you get there. Button at the top.
EICRs, landlord certificates and minor works certs, with a price and a turnaround. Letting agents book from here.
Your chargers on real drives, not the maker's photos. What the job involves and costs. Wins the planned jobs.
Every town and postcode you'll take a call-out to, written out in full. This is what a local search matches.
Name, address, what's wrong and a photo of the board. Lands in your inbox so you can price it between jobs.
Where your credentials sit, and why
Proof nobody sees does nothing. Each one goes where the customer looks for it.
Header, beside your name, and again by the quote form.
Landlords and home buyers check this first. Your number, not just the logo, linked to the register.
On the rewires and consumer units page, next to the price.
Part P means you sign off your own work. 18th Edition means it's to current regs. Both get asked on a rewire.
In the footer of every page and beside the quote form.
Letting agents ask before they book. Stating it up front, with the cover amount, saves the back and forth.
Home page, first screen on a phone, and on every job page.
Your best ones on the page, a link to the rest. Anyone comparing quotes for a rewire reads them first.
Your homepage is designed free first. Like it, and one-page sites are from £250, complete sites from £750, hosting £20 a month. Every price is fixed and agreed in writing before we start.
Before you email
The three things electricians ask us first.
Ready when you are.
Tell us what you do and where you cover. Two sentences typed between jobs is plenty to start.
- 1We reply within one working day.
- 2Your free homepage design lands within three.
- 3Like it? We agree a fixed price and get started.
No need to write anything up. Your name, your town and whether you're NICEIC or NAPIT registered is enough for us to begin.