Websites for electricians · Business-in-a-Box
We build and manage electrician websites around the work you want: EICRs, consumer unit upgrades, rewires, EV chargers, fault finding or commercial maintenance. Customers can check your registration, see where you work and send the details you need to quote from a phone. The site connects to the enquiry, follow-up and review tools in the £197/month Business-in-a-Box.
£197/month for the complete package. No setup fee. No website fee. No contracts.
BEFORE THEY GET IN TOUCH
A homeowner whose lights keep tripping, a landlord with an EICR due and a new EV driver are all searching for an electrician, but they want different answers. A good electrician website gives each of them their own page and a clear next step.
Anyone can call themselves an electrician, and careful customers know it. Notifiable work such as a new circuit or a fuse board change needs to be certified. Showing your scheme and registration number, not just a logo, lets people look you up on the Competent Person register themselves.
A landlord with several properties and a homeowner with a broken socket read your site differently. Separate pages make it obvious whether you take on small domestic jobs, portfolio EICRs, shop fit-outs or all three, so nobody has to ring to find out.
Someone with no power to half the house is on a phone and wants to know if you do callouts, which hours and roughly where. Your number, a short form and a plain note about what you cover out of hours sit at the top of the fault-finding page.
Photos of your own labelled consumer units, neat cable runs, finished lighting and EV chargers on real driveways tell a customer more than a stock photo of a hard hat. We build galleries from photos you are happy to publish.
A PAGE PLAN BUILT AROUND YOUR WORK
Each of these jobs has a different customer with a different reason to search. This is a typical plan for a domestic and light commercial electrician. We remove what you do not offer and add what you do.
What an Electrical Installation Condition Report covers, the five-year cycle for rented homes, how long a visit takes and how you handle any remedial work the report flags.
Why older boards get replaced, what RCD protection means in plain terms, how long the power is off and the certificate the customer receives afterwards.
Signs an older property may need rewiring, whether people can stay in the house during the work, how you deal with making good and what you need to see to quote.
Home and workplace chargers you fit, the pre-install survey, what happens if the supply or board needs work first, and landlord grant help if you are OZEV-approved.
Tripping RCDs, dead sockets, burning smells. What to check safely before you arrive, when to turn the power off and the hours you take urgent calls.
Downlights, outdoor lighting, extra sockets, kitchen and extension circuits. The smaller jobs that often bring repeat customers.
Mains-wired and interlinked alarms for homeowners and landlords, plus any fire alarm or emergency lighting testing you do for businesses.
Only if you install them: system types, the survey, grid notification and the accreditation you hold for the work.
Shops, offices, letting agents and portfolio landlords. Testing schedules, out-of-hours working and how you send certificates and invoices.
One clear page listing the towns and postcode districts you travel to, with a note if emergency callouts have a smaller radius.
A 20–30 page website, not a one-page template.Built around your services, real work and coverage, then connected to your enquiry tools.
How our trade websites workREAL WORK YOU CAN LOOK AT
These are live client websites. They show what we built, not promises of rankings, enquiry numbers or future results for your business.
An electrician’s website covering repairs, installations and EV chargers, with service explanations and local coverage.
Visit DH Electrical Services
An electrician’s website explaining EV chargers, rewires, consumer units and electrical inspections, with local service pages.
Visit KCS Electrical Ltd
A security services website with dedicated service and location pages, giving visitors a clear picture of the business.
Visit Eyeview Security ServicesPROOF CUSTOMERS LOOK FOR
We only add registrations, approvals and insurance you can evidence. These are the ones electrical customers and landlords commonly look for.
FROM VISIT TO ENQUIRY
Quick to fill in on a phone, and detailed enough that your first call back can include a sensible price range or a visit time.
How our quote forms workSTRAIGHT ANSWER ON PRICE
An electrician website is included in the £197/month Business-in-a-Box (usually £297). There is no setup fee and no separate website fee. There is no contract, you can cancel anytime and the website stays yours. A 30-day money-back guarantee applies.
The same monthly price covers the tools electricians tend to bolt on later: a business phone number with missed-call text-back for when you are up a ladder or have the power isolated, a shared inbox, a CRM to track quotes and landlord renewal dates, review requests and Google Business Profile setup. If you only want a website and already run the rest, our guide to website costs for trades compares the other options honestly.
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
Anything specific to your business? Bring it to the call and we’ll work through it.
Book a quick callWith us it is part of the £197/month Business-in-a-Box, with no setup fee and no separate website fee. Elsewhere you will see DIY builders on a small monthly fee, where you write and maintain everything yourself, and one-off agency builds that can cost several hundred to a few thousand pounds before hosting and changes. The right route depends on how much time you want to spend on it.
Yes, if you are registered. A logo on its own is easy to copy, so careful customers look for a number they can check on the scheme register. We add your scheme, registration number and any approvals you hold, and only those you can evidence.
Yes. Landlord and letting agent pages can cover EICRs, alarms and remedial work, with a form that asks how many properties there are. Homeowner pages lead with faults, fuse boards and rewires. Commercial pages can cover testing schedules and out-of-hours work.
Many electricians show a starting price or a typical range for fixed-scope work like EICRs, and quote rewires and larger jobs after a visit. It is your choice. If you show prices we keep them accurate and explain what affects them, such as property size or the number of circuits.
We usually recommend one strong coverage page and proper service pages rather than many copies of the same page with a different town name. Google treats near-duplicate location pages as low value. If you have real work and something genuine to say about an area, such as a run of landlord contracts there, a dedicated page can make sense.
No one can promise rankings. A fast site with real service pages, a complete Google Business Profile, your registration details and genuine reviews gives Google and customers what they need. Results depend on your area, competition and reviews, and take time.
Yes. We look at what you have first. If the domain has history and the site works on a phone, keeping the domain and rebuilding the pages is often the sensible route. We set up redirects if page addresses change.
BETTER WHEN THE PIECES JOIN UP
START WITH A CONVERSATION
Book a quick call. We will look at how customers find you now, the electrical work you want more of and what the first version of your site should include.
15 minutes. Plain English. No pressure.