Different jobs, different customers
A landlord who needs an EICR wants a quick, certificated, fixed-price job with minimal fuss. A homeowner planning a full rewire wants to know about disruption, timescales and making good. Someone with a tripping RCD wants you there today.
Each of those people searches differently and needs different reassurance. Giving each job its own page lets your site speak to each of them properly, and gives Google a clear page to show for each search. We take the same approach for plumbers and roofers.
What we build for electricians
- ●A page for each service, rewires, consumer units, EICRs, EV chargers, fault finding, lighting, sockets and extensions, smoke and fire alarms, written around what customers ask.
- ●A page for each area you cover, so you're visible in the surrounding towns, not only your own.
- ●Your NICEIC, NAPIT or other scheme membership displayed clearly, because customers and landlords look for it.
- ●Tap-to-call on every page for the urgent fault jobs that come in from mobiles.
- ●Proper HTML pages that search engines can read immediately, rather than a blank page waiting for scripts to load.
Reviews without the chasing
Mark a job complete in your dashboard and the customer gets a review request by text and email. If they don't get round to it, it follows up a few times and then stops. Your Google reviews build steadily without you having to ask anyone face to face. Our guide to getting Google reviews covers the rules.
The dashboard also keeps customers, jobs and notes in one place, which helps when a landlord rings back a year later about the next certificate.
Look before you commit
It starts with a free report on your business: what's missing online, where local competitors are getting ahead of you, and what the package would change. We show you the electrician design we'd use and agree the price with you on a short call. Once you're happy, we build your full site, usually within a couple of days. It is all part of the Complete Business Package.
Common questions
How much does a website for an electrician cost?
Simple: one monthly plan covers the website, automatic review requests and the dashboard, agreed with you on a short call once we understand your business. For comparison, some agencies charge £100 a page or more, so a 50-page website could cost around £5,000 on its own.
Can my website target landlords needing EICRs?
Yes. EICRs get their own page, written for landlords and letting agents: what the report covers, how long it takes and what happens if remedial work is needed. That page can then be found by people searching specifically for EICRs in your area.
Can I show my NICEIC or NAPIT registration?
Yes. Trade scheme memberships and accreditations are displayed as trust badges on your site, and you can switch individual badges on or off from your dashboard.
Do I need a Google Business Profile?
Yes. Most local electrical enquiries start on Google Maps and your Business Profile, and our review requests send customers straight there. If you don't have one yet, set it up with Google first and come back once it's verified.
Can I update my own services and prices?
Yes. You can edit services, prices and photos from your dashboard and rebuild your site yourself whenever you like, without waiting on anyone.