Websites for electricians.

Electrical work splits into two kinds of customer: the urgent one with a fault, and the planned one wanting a rewire, EV charger or fuse board. Both search on their phone and both want the same reassurance — that you're qualified, local and easy to reach. A good electrician's website delivers all three in the first few seconds, and turns the search into a call.

What an electrician's website needs

• Click-to-call and WhatsApp — front and centre, because an electrical fault is an urgent, one-tap decision.
• Certifications up top — NICEIC, NAPIT or your registration, plus insurance — the trust that makes a stranger hire you.
• Service pages — rewires, EV chargers, fuse boards, EICRs, fault-finding — each on its own page so you rank for each search.
• Area pages — to win 'electrician [town]' across the places you cover.
• Reviews and a fast build — proof plus speed, so you're the credible result on a phone with one bar of signal.

How electricians win more work online

As with any trade, the wins are local. A fast site with proper service and area pages gets you found; a filled-in Google Business Profile and regular reviews get you into the map pack where the calls come from. I build the site and help set up the Profile — the two levers that actually move a trade's phone.

What it costs

Whatever your trade, every site I build is £50 a month, everything included — design, build, unlimited updates, and ongoing SEO and Google support — with one-off fixed-price builds available too. See how it works.