Electrician websites, from £399
Half your enquiries now start with a landlord needing an EICR or a homeowner wanting an EV charger. A fast 5-page site that ranks for those searches in your town, shows your NICEIC or NAPIT registration, and sends the enquiry to your email.
Pages written for the job you actually do
Each trade below gets its own section on your site, with the searches people in your town use.
EICR and landlord certificates
A page for "EICR Warrington" with your price, turnaround and what the report covers. Letting agents search this every week.
Get a quoteEV charger installation
Home and workplace chargers, the makes you fit, grant eligibility explained plainly, a photo of a finished install.
Get a quoteRewires and consumer units
Full and partial rewires, fuse board upgrades, what the job involves and how many days you need the house.
Get a quoteFault finding and emergencies
The no-power searches, answered with your hours, your response time and a click-to-call number.
Get a quoteFive pages that turn searches into jobs
An electrician’s site converts when it answers the three questions a customer has before they get in touch: are you registered, do you cover my area, and what does this job cost. The registration badge with the number sits on the home page. The areas page names every town. Each service section gives a price from, a typical time on site and what the job involves, so a landlord can order an EICR without a phone call. Real photos of tidy consumer units and finished chargers do more than any stock image.
Local search for electricians is split by job. A landlord types “EICR Chester”, a homeowner types “EV charger installer Northwich”, someone with no power types “emergency electrician near me”. Each of those needs its own section with its own heading, and your Google Business Profile needs the same services and areas listed, because on a phone the map results take the top of the page.
- Home: what you do, your towns, NICEIC or NAPIT badge with the number, three recent jobs, quote form on the first screen
- Services: EICR, EV chargers, rewires, consumer units, fault finding, each its own section with its own keyword
- Areas: every town and village you cover, named, so you rank in each
- Our work: phone photos of real installs, tidy consumer units and chargers, a line about each
- Contact: quote form to your email, hours, registration number, Part P, insurance, emergency number
These guys are very skilled and effective, especially with integrating AI solutions into a business. I was very impressed with how quickly they could build a customer facing website and solve some of the more difficult problems with AI and/or code based methods. Definitely at the cutting edge of what's possible in the world of web development.
Daniel HarrisonMaison Sport, Google reviewReferences are quoted with permission. Full written references are available on request.
Fixed price, no surprises
Launch
- Five pages written for electrical searches in your towns
- NICEIC, NAPIT or ELECSA badge with your registration number, linked so customers can check it
- Google Business Profile with service areas and emergency hours
- Quote form to your email, WhatsApp link, click-to-call for emergencies
- Live in 7 working days
Care plan
- Hosting, SSL, backups, security
- Send a photo from the van, we add the job the same day
- Monthly ranking report for your towns
- One new page or article a month (EICR and EV charger guides rank well)
- Google Business posts and review replies
Electricians ask us
Most of my work comes from letting agents. Is a site worth it?
The agents found you somewhere, and the next one will search "EICR Chester" and pick the electrician who shows a price, a turnaround and a registration number. A site also brings the homeowner work, EV chargers and rewires, which pays better than certificates.
Can I show my NICEIC registration?
Yes, with the badge and your registration number, linked to the register so customers can check it. The same for NAPIT or ELECSA. Part P and your insurance go on the contact page.
I do not want calls while I am up a ladder.
The quote form goes to your email with the job type, the postcode and a description. You price it when you are off the tools. The phone number is on the site for genuine emergencies only, and never as the first thing a customer sees.
Do I need a separate page for EV chargers?
Yes. It is the fastest growing electrical search and customers want to know what you fit, what it costs and whether you are approved to install it. A page of its own ranks where a line on the services page does not.
Tell us your trade and your towns
Free quote by email within one working hour. Reply from the van, no call needed.
Or email hello@webdesign-cheshire.co.uk