Websites for electricians
Electrician website design, from £10 + VAT per month
Your certifications and your finished work, where customers actually look
An electrician website earns its keep by answering four questions before the phone rings: are you qualified, have you done this job, will you turn up, and what will it cost. Everything else is decoration.
What your customers check first
Four questions, answered above the fold
Are you registered, and with whom
NICEIC, NAPIT or ELECSA, and the scheme logo where it can be seen rather than buried in a footer. Anyone booking a consumer unit change or a rewire is checking this before they ring, and if they cannot find it in a few seconds they check the next electrician instead.
Have you done this exact job before
Not a stock photo of a fuse board. Your own work, captioned with what it was and roughly what it cost. A homeowner who can see the same job they need is most of the way to an enquiry.
Will you actually turn up
Your area, your working hours, whether you take emergency calls, and how fast you reply. Vague coverage lines cost you calls from people who cannot tell whether you come to their street.
How much is this going to cost
A price range for the common jobs — EICR, consumer unit, extra socket, EV charger — filters out the people who were never going to book and warms up the ones who will.
Pages that pull their weight
One page per job, not one page for everything
A single Services page listing everything you do competes with every other electrician doing the same. A page per job type is what gets found when somebody searches for that job by name.
EICRs and landlord certificates
Landlords and letting agents search for this on a deadline, usually because a tenancy is starting or an inspection is due. A page that says what an EICR covers, what it costs and how quickly you can do one picks up work that never reaches a general electrician site.
EV charger installation
The highest-value enquiry most electricians get right now, and the one where the customer does the most reading first. Covering the units you fit, grant eligibility and what a typical install involves puts you in front of people comparing three quotes.
Consumer unit upgrades and rewires
Big-ticket, slow-decision work. Before and after photographs, a plain explanation of why an old board fails an EICR, and a clear next step do more than any amount of sales copy.
Emergency and fault finding
Somebody with no power at nine at night wants a number and a tap-to-call button, not a contact form. That page should load fast and say when you answer.
What it costs
From £10 + VAT per month
Design, build, hosting on top-tier servers, and the contact form wired end to end so an enquiry reaches your phone rather than a mailbox nobody checks. Search engine review and ongoing optimisation are available alongside.
We are in Herefordshire and work across Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Coventry, Dudley, Walsall and the wider West Midlands. Tell us what sort of work you want more of and we will say plainly what would bring it in.
Worth saying plainly
We are a West Midlands digital business, not a national web factory. That means you speak to the person building the site, the quote is fixed before anything starts, and if a website is not what your business needs right now we will tell you that instead of selling you one.
The examples on our websites page are design concepts rather than client sites — we are new and building our client base, and we would rather say so than dress up a portfolio.
Contact Us
Tell us what’s going on — we’ll give it to you straight.
Whether it’s a slow network, a website that isn’t bringing in work, or you’re not sure where AI fits in — get in touch and we’ll reply within one working day.