What an electrician's website should show
- Your NICEIC or NAPIT registration, linked so it can be checked
- That your work is certified under Part P where it applies
- Domestic, landlord and commercial work, kept separate
- Your call-out hours and the areas you cover
Pages we build for electricians
Only for the work you do, so each page answers one search.
- Rewires
- Consumer unit upgrades
- EICRs for landlords
- EV charger installation
- Lighting and smart home
- Emergency call-outs
Fixed prices, written before you pay
Launch prices for our first UK clients. Monthly SEO from £50 and ads management from £89.
See all prices- Starter · 1 long page£149
- Business · Up to 5 pages£349
- Professional · 10–15 pagesfrom £999
Questions tradespeople ask us
- Should I list EICRs on a separate page?
- If landlords are a good source of work for you, yes. A page about EICRs answers what they search for and brings repeat work.
- Can you show my reviews from Google?
- Yes. We link your Google reviews and can show a selection on the site. We don't add star ratings to your site's code, because Google doesn't allow it for your own business.
- Do you build sites for electrical contractors too?
- Yes. The Professional website adds project pages and case studies for commercial work.
Get a free website check
Tell us your trade and where you work. We'll look at your current site or Google profile and reply the same working day with what we'd change and a fixed price.
Replies on UK working days. Our team is in Portugal, on the same clock as London.