Starter website
New businesses and sole traders
- Up to 6 pages
- Mobile-first design
- Contact form, WhatsApp and click-to-call
- Google Business Profile link-up
- SEO basics and sitemap
Website design · Electricians
Website design for electricians.
An electrician website that shows you’re certified. Homeowners and landlords look for proof of qualification before they call an electrician.
- NICEIC or NAPIT badges with verification
- Pages for rewires, EV chargers and EICRs
- Landlord certificate booking form
How it helps
What website design does for electricians.
Build separate pages for rewires, EV chargers, EICRs and fault-finding, each with your scheme logo, a short process and real job photos.
01
More enquiries
Clear calls to action, quote forms and click-to-call turn visitors into calls.
02
Look established
A professional design builds trust before a customer speaks to you.
03
Found on Google
Fast, well-structured pages built for search from day one.
04
Less admin
Bookings, quote forms and FAQs answer questions for you, around the clock.
What’s included
What your electrician website will include.
Built around how your customers decide, not a generic template.
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Scheme logos and credentials
NICEIC or NAPIT membership, insurance and guarantees shown clearly.
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Pages for high-value work
Rewires, EV chargers, consumer units and EICRs, each with process and photos.
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Landlord section
EICR booking and certificates explained for landlords and agents.
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Price guidance
Typical price ranges for common jobs, so enquiries are better qualified.
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Quote form
Asks the right questions about the property and the job.
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Commercial page
If you work for businesses, a separate page for fit-outs and maintenance.
Site structure
The pages I’d build for a electrician.
Every page has one job: answer a question and lead to an enquiry.
HomeEV charger installationRewiresConsumer unitsEICR & landlordsCommercialReviewsContact & quote
Build separate pages for rewires, EV chargers, EICRs and fault-finding, each with your scheme logo, a short process and real job photos.
Trust
What homeowners and landlords look for on your site.
01
Competent person scheme
NICEIC or NAPIT membership, so the work can be self-certified under Part P.
02
EV and solar experience
Approved installer status for chargers and batteries.
03
Reviews
Especially for rewires and bigger jobs.
04
Landlord services
EICRs and certificates delivered quickly.
Rules worth knowing
Most notifiable electrical work in English homes must meet Part P of the Building Regulations; registered competent person schemes let you self-certify it. Only display scheme logos you actually hold.
Packages
Website design packages for electricians.
Business website
Established businesses that want leads
- 10–15 pages, including service and area pages
- Custom design from your brand
- Blog, reviews and FAQ sections
- Enquiry tracking in Google Analytics
- Training call and 30 days’ support
Store or custom build
Online shops, portals and bookings
- Shopify store or custom code
- Product, payment and delivery set-up
- Integrations with your tools
- Migration with redirects
- Written specification first
Typical prices are in the questions below. Every quote is fixed and in writing.
How it works
From first call to delivery.
Free call & plan
We agree goals, pages and features. You get a written plan and fixed quote within three working days.
Content & structure
I map every page to what customers search for and help with the words and photos.
Design
You see the homepage and a key inner page first, with two rounds of changes.
Build & test
My developers build it, then we test speed, forms and phones before you see it live.
Launch & training
We go live, submit it to Google and show you how to edit it yourself.
Your town
Website design for electricians near you.
ReadingBerkshireSloughBerkshireMilton KeynesBuckinghamshirePeterboroughCambridgeshireNorthamptonNorthamptonshireLeicesterLeicestershireBristolBristol & the South WestLutonBedfordshireSwindonWiltshireCoventryWest MidlandsBirminghamWest MidlandsNottinghamNottinghamshireLeedsWest YorkshireManchesterGreater Manchester
FAQs
Website design for electricians
Typical ranges in pounds. You get a fixed written quote after a free call.
How much does a website cost for a small business in the UK?
A starter site of up to 6 pages is usually £450 – £900. A 10–15 page business site is £900 – £1,800. Shopify stores are £900 – £2,500 and custom builds £2,500 – £8,000. Care plans are £30 – £80 a month.
Do all electricians charge a call-out fee?
Many do. Publishing your call-out policy on your website answers a question people search for and builds trust.
What should a electrician’s website design include?
Build separate pages for rewires, EV chargers, EICRs and fault-finding, each with your scheme logo, a short process and real job photos.
Are there rules for electricians’ marketing?
Most notifiable electrical work in English homes must meet Part P of the Building Regulations; registered competent person schemes let you self-certify it. Only display scheme logos you actually hold.
How long does it take to build a website?
Most business websites take 3–5 weeks from an agreed plan. Online stores and custom builds take 5–10 weeks.
Should I choose WordPress or Shopify?
Selling products online: Shopify. Selling services and wanting enquiries: WordPress. Needing logins, bookings or dashboards: custom code.
Tell me what you need. I’ll give you an honest plan.
A free 20-minute video call with me. A written plan and a fixed quote within three working days.