Websites for electricians that turn searches into booked jobs.
For domestic and commercial electricians, from sole traders to small firms. A website that shows customers you are registered and insured, prices your common jobs and collects proper quote requests while you are on the tools.
Example: a website for an electrician. Hover to scroll.
A demo website for illustration, not a real business or a live site. Yours will be designed around your business.
Where electricians lose work online.
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Customers want proof you are registered
Work such as a new fuse board or circuit has to meet Part P of the Building Regulations, so homeowners look for an electrician registered with a scheme such as NICEIC or NAPIT. If your registration is hard to find, they ring someone else.
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Landlords need EICRs on time
Private landlords in England need an Electrical Installation Condition Report at least every five years. They search for a price and a date, and book whoever shows both.
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EV charger enquiries with no details
“How much for a car charger?” tells you nothing about the fuse board, the cable run or where the car parks. You end up visiting just to price the job.
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Calls you can’t take on the tools
Testing a board or chasing in cable, you can’t pick up. Most callers don’t leave a voicemail. They ring the next electrician on Google.
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One page for everything
Rewires, EICRs, EV chargers and fuse board upgrades are different searches. A single page that lists them all rarely shows up for any of them.
What we build for electricians.
Registration and insurance up front
Your NICEIC, NAPIT or other scheme badge, Part P registration and insurance on every page, where customers look before they call.
EICR requests
Landlords and home buyers choose the property size, see your price and ask for a date without phoning.
EV charger quote form
Customers send photos of the fuse board, the meter and where they park, so you can price the install without a survey visit.
Each main service on its own page
EICRs, EV chargers, rewires and fuse boards on their own pages, with your town in the titles and headings.
Emergency call-out banner
If you offer 24/7 call-outs, a tap-to-call banner sits at the top of every page on a phone.
Reviews and photos of your work
Google reviews and photos of finished boards and installs, which win more trust than any sales pitch.
The right package for an electrician.
Most electricians start with Growth. Choose Enterprise when you want online booking, an AI assistant and a page for every town you cover.
GrowthRecommended
£449+ £9.95/mo hosting
For sole traders and small electrical firms.
- Up to 6 pages: home, EICRs, EV chargers, rewires, about, contact
- Quote form with photo upload
- Scheme badge, insurance and Google reviews
- Basic SEO for your town and services
Enterprise
From£1,499+ £49.95/mo hosting
For firms with several electricians and lots of landlord work.
- Up to 50 pages with advanced local SEO and a page for every town you cover
- EICR booking with prices by property size
- AI assistant that answers customers out of hours
- CRM so every enquiry and EICR renewal is followed up
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Read the case studyElectricians: your questions.
How much does a website for an electrician cost?
Most electricians start with our Growth package at £449 for up to 6 pages, plus £9.95 a month for hosting. Enterprise starts from £1,499 for larger sites with online booking, an AI assistant and a page for every town you cover.
Can you show my NICEIC or NAPIT registration?
Yes. We add your scheme badge and registration number, link to your entry on the scheme’s public register where it has one, and show your insurance and Google reviews alongside.
Can landlords book an EICR online?
On Enterprise, yes: they choose the property size, see the price and pick a date. On Growth, an EICR request form collects the address, property size and preferred dates, so you can confirm by text or email.
Will my website show up when people search for an electrician near me?
Every electrician website gets basic SEO: your services and the towns you cover in the page titles, headings and text, plus Google indexing. Enterprise sites add advanced local SEO with a page for every town. For “near me” searches a Google Business Profile with steady reviews matters most, and we can help you set yours up.
I get most of my work from word of mouth. Do I need a website?
People who hear about you still look you up before they call. A website shows your registration, reviews and prices in one place, and brings in work without paying a lead site for each enquiry.
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