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Websites for electricians

Websites for electricians. £799, live in 7 days.

Electricians lose work in search results, not on price. The fix is a page for each job you do, using the words people actually type.

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A concept design built to show what a electrician's site could look like. Not a real client. See the four live sites and all six concepts

What a electrician's site has to get right

1

Nobody searches for "electrician"

They search for "EICR Basildon", "EV charger fitted near me", "fuse board replacement cost" and "landlord certificate Essex". Four different jobs, four different customers, and one page can't show up for all of them.

2

Landlords and homeowners buy differently

A landlord wants a price, a date and a certificate by email. A homeowner wants to know you'll be careful in their house. Written for both at once, a page persuades neither.

3

Your certifications read as decoration

NICEIC and Part P logos scattered across every page stop registering. Stated once as facts, with your number and what they actually mean for the customer, they do real work.

What we put on it

Every site is designed around the trade first and your business second. This is the starting list for an electrician, and it shifts depending on how much of your work is commercial.

  • A page for each job, so every search has somewhere to land
  • Domestic and commercial kept apart, because they hire in different ways
  • Your registration numbers as plain facts, not badges on every page
  • Certificate turnaround stated, because for landlords that is the whole decision
  • EV charging given its own page, since that's where the new money is
  • A quote form that asks what the job is rather than "how can we help"

What people actually type

These are the searches worth owning, and they are unusually specific in this trade. Each wants its own page, which is why electricians usually need the ten-page site.

  • “EICR Basildon”
  • “landlord electrical certificate Essex”
  • “EV charger installation Brentwood”
  • “fuse board replacement cost”
  • “rewire quote Chelmsford”
  • “emergency electrician near me”

What the 8 pages actually are

Not filler. Each page exists because it is a separate search with separate competition, and one page cannot win them all.

  1. 1
    Home

    What you do, where, and the registration numbers that settle it.

  2. 2
    EICRs and landlord certificates

    Price, turnaround and what the landlord gets. The page that brings in repeat work.

  3. 3
    EV charger installation

    Grants explained plainly, what you handle, what they handle.

  4. 4
    Rewires

    Whole house or partial, how long people move out for, rough costs.

  5. 5
    Fuse boards and consumer units

    The job people search by symptom rather than by name.

  6. 6
    Commercial

    Written for a facilities manager, not a homeowner.

  7. 7
    Areas covered

    The towns you'll travel to, so the wrong enquiries stop.

  8. 8
    Contact and quotes

    A form that asks what the job is, not how it can help.

No reviews yet, and we're not inventing any

There is no wall of reviews here, because collecting five-star quotes is easier than doing the work. What there is instead: four live sites you can open, one of them a regulated insurance broker, and six concept designs built properly.

And rather than ask you to take it on trust, we design your homepage first, free. If it isn't right, that is where it ends and it has cost you nothing.

What you're covered by

  • Nothing to pay until you have seen your design and approved it
  • Your registration numbers visible without anyone scrolling
  • A page for each service, so each search has somewhere to land
  • The site and the domain in your name, handed over free whenever you ask

We take on what we can complete properly in a week, and no more than that.

What it costs

Complete, £799 · 8 pages

799

Paid once, after you have seen and approved your design.

The first year of hosting is in the price, then £15 a month. Domains are £13 a year registered to you, or your existing one gets pointed across free. Every price, in full

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Questions electricians ask

Is eight pages overkill?

It's the difference between showing up for one search and showing up for eight. Each page targets a job you already do, and they cost nothing extra to keep once they're built.

Can you handle commercial as well as domestic?

Yes, and they get separate pages, because a facilities manager and a homeowner are looking for opposite things. Trying to speak to both on one page loses both.

What about the OZEV and grant stuff?

It goes on the EV charging page in plain English, with what the customer has to do and what you handle. That page tends to be the one that gets shared.

Where your customers are

Electricians tend to travel further than most trades, so the site sets out the radius honestly and the towns worth ranking in get a page each. We're in Basildon and build across the ten towns below.

Other trades

Each one has its own concept design and its own list.

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