For electricians

Web design for electricians.

A site that shows your accreditations, covers the areas you actually work in, and makes it easy to ask for a quote. Built, hosted and looked after for you from £20 a month, with no setup fee.

Build 76 robot mascot building a website for electricians

What yours needs

Not a generic site with your logo on it.

Your NICEIC number where people actually look. EICR and testing work on a page of its own. EV chargers and fuse board upgrades, each answering the job people search for. The towns you really cover, named. And a quote form that asks enough to price it without three phone calls.

Built, hosted and looked after for you. Nothing to learn, nothing to maintain.

What it costs

From £20 a month.
Nothing up front.

Design, build, hosting, your domain, business email, security, backups and changes, all in one monthly payment. No setup fee, no minimum term, cancel any time.

The detail

Built around how people actually find you.

Electrical work is mostly urgent or compliance driven, which means people search the specific job rather than browsing. Someone looking for an EICR before a tenancy, or an EV charger fitted, is comparing two or three firms on a phone and picking whoever looks credible and answers fastest. That’s what the site has to win.

  1. 01

    Your accreditations, where people look for them

    NICEIC, NAPIT, Part P, public liability. Customers and commercial clients check these before they call, and letting agents won’t book you without seeing them. They belong near the top of the page, not buried in an About section.

  2. 02

    Domestic and commercial, kept separate

    A landlord needing an EICR and a site manager pricing a commercial fit-out want completely different things. One page trying to speak to both usually convinces neither. We split them so each visitor lands somewhere that reads like it was written for them.

  3. 03

    The areas you genuinely cover

    Most enquiries start with whether you come out this far. Naming your actual towns, not just "the North West", answers that in a second and is also what gets you found locally.

  4. 04

    Quote requests that arrive with enough detail

    A bare contact form gets you "can you call me". A form that asks the job type, the property and rough timing means you can price it or rule it out without three phone calls.

  5. 05

    Certificates and compliance work, explained plainly

    EICR, EV charger installs, fuse board upgrades, PAT testing. People search the job, not the trade. A page for each of the jobs you want more of is what puts you in front of them.

Work in this sector

Judge it on the actual sites.

  1. Electrical and Mechanical Engineering

    WR Group NE

    More quote requests and a stronger presence in a competitive market

    See the project
  2. Industrial Servo Motor Repair

    Euroserv Ltd

    A faster, properly indexed site reflecting their BOSCH Certified Excellence status

    See the project

We’ve built for electrical and mechanical engineering firms rather than for a domestic-only sparks, so if you’re a one-van operation doing rewires and EICRs, ask to see the work and judge whether it fits. We’d rather you did that than took our word for it.