Website for electricians built around call-outs and certificates.
A website for electricians needs clear routes for call-outs and planned work. Electrical work divides neatly into two: the urgent call-out, and the planned job somebody has been quoted for elsewhere. The urgent customer wants a number and a promise you can come. The planned customer wants your qualifications, your registration and evidence you have done it before.
Quick facts
Websites for electricians: the short answer
- A website for your business costs £350 all in, with no per-page charges.
- That covers design, build, your domain name, a business email address, SSL and the first three months of hosting.
- After that, hosting, updates and support are £19.99 a month, with no minimum term.
- Your site goes live within 48 hours of you approving the design. Payment is a 50% deposit to start, balance on completion.
- I work from my Nuneaton studio with businesses anywhere in the UK.
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What a electricians website has to do
Being straight with you: I have not built an electrician's website yet. Nearly everything this studio builds is trade work — roofing, paving, tree surgery, cleaning, removals — and the structure below is taken directly from those builds and adapted to electrical work. Electricians are a trade I want to add.
So the sites linked below are real, live and from neighbouring trades. Judge the standard of the design and the way enquiries are captured, because that part is identical whatever is on the van.
A clear section for every job you want more of
People search by the job they need doing. Each topic gets focused wording and a direct jump link, giving customers and Google a clear route to the right information.
Electrician website design for emergency call-outs
Electrician website design puts urgent enquiries first: faults, trips and power loss, with response wording and tap-to-call above everything else.
Rewires and consumer units
The planned high-value work, with what a rewire actually involves and how long it takes.
EICRs and landlord certificates
A page aimed squarely at landlords and agents, who search for the certificate by name.
EV charger installation
Growing fast, searched separately, and worth its own page with grants and charger types explained.
Lighting, sockets and smart controls
The smaller domestic jobs that fill gaps between bigger installs.
Fuse board upgrades and fault finding
The job people describe as 'my trips keep going', written in their words rather than yours.
Commercial and landlord contracts
Offices, shops, pubs and letting agents, where repeat maintenance work comes from.
Outdoor and garden electrics
Garden lighting, hot tub supplies, outbuildings and outside sockets, all searched separately.
Areas covered
The towns you genuinely cover, written in so local searches have something to match.
The things people check before they ring
For this trade, the deciding factor is rarely the design. It is whether you look registered, insured and real. All of it goes where the decision happens, not on a page nobody opens.
Your registration, stated once and stated clearly
NICEIC, NAPIT or ELECSA sits in the header area and the footer, with your registration number if you want it shown. It is the first thing a careful customer checks.
Part P and building control
A short, plain explanation that notifiable work is certified properly. Homeowners selling a house genuinely search for this.
Public liability insurance
The cover figure written out, next to the quote buttons rather than hidden on an about page.
Reviews with a town attached
Your real Google or Facebook reviews, first name and town, placed where somebody is deciding whether to ring.
Real work from neighbouring trades
Honest note: these are live sites from neighbouring trades, not electricians. I would rather show you real work than invent an electrical example.
You can also browse every completed website I have built, or read the wider websites for tradesmen page.
£350 all in, then £19.99 a month
Half to start the build, the balance on completion. If you need customers to book a slot rather than wait for a callback, a website with a booking system is £479 all in.
Everything the price covers is listed on the what's included page. If price is the deciding factor, start with affordable website design, and if you want to keep climbing after launch there are monthly SEO packages from £119.
Website design for other trades
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Web design for gas engineers
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This trade, town by town
Questions trades ask before they book
Have you built a website for an electrician before?
How much does an electrician's website cost?
Where do my NICEIC or NAPIT details go?
Can the site chase landlord work?
Can I take bookings for EV charger surveys?
How quickly can it go live?
Do you write the wording for the electrical pages?
I work for letting agents. Can the site aim at them separately?
Can the site cover both domestic and commercial work without looking confused?
Website design in your area
Every website is £350 all in and live within 48 hours of design sign-off, wherever you are. These pages cover the towns nearest the studio.
Let’s get your website moving
Tell me what your business needs and I’ll come back to you personally with a clear plan and fixed price. A standard business website is £350 all in, with no hidden setup fees.
- Bespoke design built around your business
- Domain name and business email included
- No contract, pressure or sales team
- Standard sites can launch within 48 hours of approval
Let's design the websiteyour business deserves.
Leave your name and number and I’ll come back to you personally with a clear, fixed quote. Websites are £350 all in. No obligation.