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Electrician web design.
Fixed price electrician web design for electricians. £500 to build, £50 a month for everything after. Live in seven days.
Electricians live or die on trust. A customer letting you into their house or business needs to know quickly that you are qualified, insured, and that other people have already trusted you without regret. A generic template site does not do that. A proper site does, on the first page, at the size it needs to be read.
We build websites for electricians at £500 upfront and £50 a month for ongoing updates. The scope is a six to eight page site with clear service pages, NICEIC and Part P credentials on the front of the site, real photos of finished work, and enquiry flows that suit both domestic emergencies and larger commercial jobs.
The £50 a month plan covers pricing updates, new services, EV charger install pages, seasonal reminders, and anything else that would normally sit as a dead PDF nobody opened. Pair it with our Local SEO service if you want to compete on map pack results for the postcodes you cover.
Also relevant: plumber web design and builder web design. Working across every West Sussex town and the wider South East.
Worth a read before you commit: what a small business website really costs in the UK and how long a website takes to build. Both are in our guides.
What matters for electrician websites
Certification, coverage and a callable number.
NICEIC and Part P up front
Credentials on the page where a serious customer will read them, not hidden three clicks deep.
Service pages for what you actually do
Rewires, fuse boards, EV chargers, commercial testing. Each with its own page.
Domestic and commercial split
Separate flows so a homeowner and a facilities manager both land somewhere written for them.
Real photos of finished work
Consumer units, EV chargers, panel installs. Grid layouts that respect a phone camera.
Enquiry form for larger jobs
Short form that gets a serious enquiry to your inbox without a portal.
Fast on a phone in the van
Every page tested on real handsets on real signal.
The local picture
EICRs and EV chargers are where the search volume moved.
General electrician searches are crowded and vague. The volume that converts has shifted into named jobs: EICR for a landlord with a deadline, consumer unit upgrades, EV charger installs with the grant paperwork, and fault finding. Each of those is a page in its own right and each has a buyer with a date in mind.
Your realistic competition for EV work is the national installer networks tied to charger brands, who win on brand but lose on lead time and on being local. For landlord EICRs it is letting agents' preferred contractor lists, which are won offline but checked online first.
NICEIC and NAPIT registration numbers on the page do more conversion work than any design flourish. Landlords and agents look for them specifically, and the absence of them reads as unregistered even when you are not.
The offer
Fixed pricing for electrical contractors.
£500 upfront, £50 a month. The £500 covers copy, design, build, hosting setup and launch. The £50 monthly plan covers hosting, security, backups, updates and any content or design change you send us. No hourly billing, no lock in contract, cancel with thirty days notice.
View pricing or start a website for your electricians business.
Straight answers
The objections electricians raise, answered.
It does, and both check you online before adding you to a list. A credential led page is what gets you onto the list and keeps you there.
For EICR, EV charging and consumer units, yes. They are separate searches with separate intent, and one blended services page ranks for none of them.
Thirty days notice, no lock in. If it stops earning, you stop paying.
Electrician questions
What sparks ask us most.
Yes. Most of our electrician clients are sole traders or small teams and the £500 plus £50 a month package is built for that scale.
Yes. EV charger install pages are one of the most common additions and come as part of the £50 a month plan whenever you want to add one.
On the front of the site, at the right size, with your registration numbers where a customer can see them.
Yes. Homeowners and facilities managers do not want to read the same page, so we route each to a page written for them.
The site is not the certification system. We link to whatever platform you already use for reports so customers can find them without adding a new tool.
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