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Websites for electricians that get calls

EV charger, rewire or EICR? People find you on Google Maps and tap “Website”. We build the page that makes them call you.

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Phone screenshot of Brightcombe Electrical, a concept website for a fictional business
Brightcombe ElectricalConcept project for a fictional business. Not a client.

Where people give up

Where electricians' websites lose the job

An electrician's work ranges from a quick socket swap to a full rewire. Most websites treat it all the same, so the jobs that pay best get lost.

  • The problem

    Your best-paid work hides in a one-line list.

    The fix

    Separate pages for EV chargers, rewires, consumer units (fuse boards) and solar panels. Each one explains the job, how long it takes and what affects the price, and each can be found on Google on its own.

  • The problem

    Landlords and letting agents can't see you do EICRs.

    The fix

    A clear section for condition reports: what an EICR covers, how long it takes, what happens if something fails, and how to book several properties at once.

  • The problem

    Every quote starts with a call you can't take up a ladder.

    The fix

    A quote form with photo upload. The customer sends a picture of the fuse board, the meter or the wall where the charger goes, and you price it between jobs.

  • The problem

    Homeowners and businesses land on the same page.

    The fix

    Two clear paths from the top: home (domestic) and business (commercial). Each shows the right services, certificates and examples.

  • The problem

    Your registration is buried in the footer.

    The fix

    Your NICEIC or NAPIT registration, Part P self-certification and insurance near the top, linked to the public register so customers can check them.

Phone screenshot of Brightcombe Electrical, a concept website for a fictional business

Concept projectBrightcombe Electrical

Concept example

Anatomy of an electrician's page that gets calls

Our concept for Brightcombe Electrical, a fictional electrician on a one-page Launch site. Each part of the phone screen has one job.

Top to bottom, in the order a customer sees it on a phone.

  1. What, where, and a button

    The headline says the trade and the town in the words people search, with the jobs you want most right underneath.

  2. Registration strip

    Scheme registration, Part P, insurance and guarantee in one row under the buttons. On a real site, each one links to where it can be checked.

  3. Big-job tiles

    EV chargers, consumer units, rewires, EICRs. One tap opens a short explanation and a quote button.

  4. Home or business

    A simple switch between domestic and commercial work, so a landlord or shop owner sees the right services first.

  5. Photo quote form

    Name, postcode, the job and a photo. Four fields, easy to finish with one thumb on a phone.

  6. Rating and areas

    The Google rating linked to the real reviews, then the towns covered. On the concept, the reviews are labelled as sample content.

  7. Call bar

    Call and WhatsApp buttons fixed to the bottom of the screen from the first scroll to the footer.

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What's built in

Built for the jobs that pay the bills

  • A page for every high-value job

    EV chargers, rewires, consumer units and solar each get their own page: what's involved, how long it takes and what affects the price.

  • EICRs for landlords

    A clear route for landlords and letting agents to book condition reports, including several properties in one request.

  • Quote form with photos

    Customers attach a photo of the board, the meter or the wall. You see the job before you ring back.

  • Your registration up front

    NICEIC, NAPIT or your state licence, plus insurance and guarantee, near the top of every page.

  • Home and business paths

    Domestic and commercial customers each get their own services, examples and way to get in touch.

  • Set up as an Electrician for Google

    We add a short piece of code that tells Google you're an electrician, with hours and areas that match your Business Profile.

Credentials

The certificates people check before they call

Electrical work is invisible once it's done, so customers lean on registrations and paperwork. You send us the numbers and certificates; we show them clearly and link to the public register where one exists.

You supply and prove every credential. We never add a badge or number you don't hold.

  • NICEIC or NAPIT registration
  • Part P self-certification (England and Wales)
  • Certificates and EICRs to BS 7671 (the wiring regulations)
  • OZEV authorised installer for EV charger grants
  • MCS certification for solar panels
  • TrustMark registration
  • State electrical contractor licence (US)
  • Public liability insurance and a written guarantee

Where your work comes from

Your own website vs everywhere else you get work

Most electricians get work from several places. Here's what each one is good at, and what to watch.

ChannelGood forWatch out for
Your own websiteYour high-value jobs get their own pages, and enquiries come straight to you with photos attached.It takes a few months to build up on Google. It works best with an up-to-date Business Profile.
Pay-per-lead sitesQuick jobs to fill gaps in the diary.You usually pay per enquiry, won or not, and the same job is often sent to several electricians.
Your scheme's “find a contractor” listingCustomers trust the scheme, and the listing usually comes with your membership.It's a list of names with little room to show your work, your prices or what makes you different.
Letting agents and main contractorsSteady EICR, maintenance and site work.They usually set the rate and own the relationship with the landlord or client.

Price example

What an electrician's website costs

The Brightcombe concept is a one-page Launch site, which suits a sole trader. If you want separate pages for EV chargers, rewires and EICRs, that's our Local Pro build at £1,290, with Essential care at £39 a month. The first year comes to £1,758, and the site goes live within 10 working days.

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Our suggestion for electricians

Build Local Pro
£1,290 one-off
Care plan Essential
£39/month

3-month minimum, then cancel with 30 days' notice.

Minimum totalBuild + 3 months of care
£1,407
First yearBuild + 12 months of care
£1,758

Live in 10 working daysCounted from when we have your content and deposit.

Any build works with any care plan. No VAT added.

Questions

Questions from electricians

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Can you show my NICEIC or NAPIT registration?
Yes. Send us your registration details and we'll show them near the top of the site, linked to the scheme's public register so customers can check. We only show schemes and logos you're allowed to use, following each scheme's own rules.
Do I need separate pages for EV chargers, rewires and EICRs?
If you want those jobs, it helps. People search for each one separately, and a page that explains the job, the timescale and what affects the price gives them a reason to call you. That's why we'd suggest Local Pro over a one-page site.
Can customers send photos with their quote request?
Yes. The quote form takes a photo from the customer's phone, so you can see the fuse board or the wall before you ring back.
I do domestic and commercial work. Can the site handle both?
Yes. We give each its own path from the homepage, so a homeowner sees rewires and EV chargers, and a business sees testing, maintenance and out-of-hours work.
Can landlords book EICRs for several properties?
Yes. We add a landlord section where agents can list several addresses in one request. You still confirm dates and prices yourself.
I'm a sole trader. Is a one-page site enough?
It can be. A one-page Launch site with your services, areas, registration and a call button is a solid start. You can add pages later, and we quote them before we start.

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