What should an electrician's website have?
Your registration front and centre (NICEIC, NAPIT or another scheme), a clear list of the work you do, the areas you cover, your reviews and a big call button. Keep domestic and commercial work separate if you do both, so each customer finds what they need.
Built around the work you want more of
Someone looking for "rewire Crewe" needs different information from a landlord arranging an EICR. I make room for both, if those are jobs you do:
- A section or page for each main job: rewires, consumer units, lighting, testing and inspection, EV chargers
- Your scheme registration, if you have one, with logos you have permission to use
- Separate sections for homeowners, landlords and businesses if you work for all three
- Tap-to-call and WhatsApp buttons on every screen
- Your Google reviews and photos of your own work
- The Cheshire towns and villages you travel to, so customers can check you cover their area
Why your registration matters on the page
Most electrical work in homes in England has to meet the building regulations, and many customers know to look for a registered electrician. Showing your scheme (with a link so they can check you) is one of the quickest ways to win their trust before they even pick up the phone.
How much does it cost?
£350 to build, then £25 a month for hosting and changes. My first three customers get the build for £250. You see a free demo of your site on your own phone before you decide. For a wider look at prices, read how much a website costs in the UK.
How does it work?
- 01Quick chat. Call, WhatsApp or fill in the quote form and tell me about your business.
- 02Free demo. I build a demo of your site and send you the link.
- 03Tweak it. Tell me what to change before anything goes live.
- 04Go live. I put it online and look after it.
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Questions
How much does a website for an electrician cost?
With me it's £350 to build, then £25 a month for hosting and changes. My first three customers get the build for £250. You see a free demo before you pay anything.
Can you show my NICEIC or NAPIT logo?
Yes, if you're registered. I'll add your scheme and, where the scheme allows it, a link so customers can check your registration for themselves.
I do domestic and commercial work. Can the site cover both?
Yes. I'll give each its own section or page, so a homeowner after a new consumer unit and a business after an inspection both find what they need quickly.
I'm flat out. Do I have to write it all myself?
No. We can talk through your electrical work and the customers you want to hear from. I'll draft the wording for you to check, including your registration details.
Will it help me show up on Google?
I'll describe your electrical services and the areas you cover so customers and search engines can understand the site. I can't guarantee a position on Google or how many calls you'll get.