Websites for Electricians
That Bring In the Right Jobs
Customers can't tell a qualified electrician from a cowboy by looking at a phone number. A professional website shows your registration, your work, and your areas, so the rewires, EICRs, and EV charger installs come to you.
Electrical work is bought on qualifications
Customers are letting you into their home to work on something that can burn the house down if it's done badly, so they check you out first. Your NICEIC or NAPIT registration is the answer to that worry, and it belongs at the top of your website with your registration number and a link to the official register, not in small print on a contact page.
Add your ECS card, your years on the tools, and photos of tidy consumer units, and the trust question is answered before the first call. If a search for your name currently turns up nothing, that trust has to start from zero on the doorstep.
Three streams of work your website can bring in
Each one gets its own page on your site, because each one is a different search by a different customer.
EICRs and landlord work
EICR certificates are legally required for rentals and renewed on a cycle, so landlords and letting agents search for them all year round. A clear EICR page with your patch named brings repeat business from people who own more than one property, not one-off jobs.
EV charger installs
One of the fastest growing searches in the trade. These customers plan ahead, compare two or three installers, and pick the one who explains the job clearly. A page covering what you fit and roughly what it costs gets you into that comparison.
Rewires and fuse board upgrades
Bigger jobs, researched carefully, often after a house purchase or a fault that keeps tripping. These customers read before they ring, and the electrician whose site explains the job in plain English looks like the safe choice.
How your site comes together
We start with a fifteen minute chat about which jobs pay best, which areas you cover, and what you're qualified for. Then I build the site and draft every word in plain English while you stay on the tools. You check everything before it goes anywhere near the public, and it launches connected to your Google Business Profile with your registration shown correctly.
Sites cost £300 to £3,000 depending on size, with most electricians landing at £800 to £2,000 for separate pages covering EICRs, EV chargers, and rewires. The exact figure is fixed before anything starts, and the finished site belongs to you: domain, content, everything.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an electrician's website cost?
A typical electrician's site with pages for your main services, your qualifications, and a contact form costs £800 to £2,000. A simple one-page site starts from £300. Every job is quoted as a fixed price before work begins.
Can a website bring in landlord and EICR work?
Yes, and it's one of the best reasons for an electrician to have one. Landlords and letting agents search for EICR certificates in their area all year round, and they prefer booking someone who looks established. A dedicated EICR page puts you in front of them.
How do you show my NICEIC or NAPIT registration?
With your registration number and a link to the official register, near the top of the site and again on every service page. Customers can verify you in one click, which is exactly what separates you from the unregistered listings around you.
Is EV charger installation worth a page of its own?
Yes. It's one of the fastest growing searches in the trade, the customers are planning ahead rather than panicking, and the job values are good. A page explaining what you install and roughly what it costs brings enquiries a general "electrician" page never sees.
What do I need to provide?
Your list of services, the areas you work in, your registration details, and a few photos of neat finished work. Tidy consumer unit photos do more selling than you'd think. I help write all the words.
Not sure yet? Read do I need a website for my trade business or the full UK website cost guide.
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