A page for each service
EICRs for landlords and sales, consumer unit upgrades, EV charger installs, rewires, fault finding, commercial work. Each page targets the searches customers really make.
Websites & SEO for electricians
More of the jobs
you actually want.
A website that tells local customers what you do, where you work and why they can trust you, with a page for each service so Google can send you EICRs, consumer units and EV chargers instead of just “electrician near me”. £200 to build, £20 a month hosted.
Get an electrician website for £200 ↗What customers check
before they call.
Someone who needs a consumer unit replaced is letting a stranger into their home to work on something dangerous. They look for proof you are registered and insured, recent reviews from people nearby, photos of tidy work and some idea of price.
Landlords and letting agents want to know you do EICRs, how quickly you can fit them in and what the report includes. A one-line Checkatrade profile does not answer those questions. A good website does, before they pick up the phone.
Built for how electricians get work.
Your areas, properly
The towns and postcodes you cover, written for the people who live there. Copying one page across 40 towns does not work, so we do not do it.
Registration and insurance
NICEIC, NAPIT or ELECSA details with a link to the public register, plus your insurance and guarantees.
Reviews and real photos
Your Google reviews on the site, and photos of your own boards, installs and finished jobs.
Quick quote form
Job type, postcode, property type and photos, sent straight to your phone so you can price it without a site visit.
Google Business Profile help
Categories, services, areas and photos set up properly, because most local jobs start in the map results.
SEO for
electricians.
Local SEO for an electrician comes down to four things you can control: a complete Google Business Profile, a steady flow of genuine reviews, a website page for each service you want more of, and consistent business details everywhere you are listed.
Every Founders’ Offer site includes the technical foundations: page titles and descriptions written for your services and towns, a sitemap submitted to Google Search Console, fast mobile pages and structured data that tells Google you are a local business. Ongoing SEO and content are available as an add-on once you are live.
Never miss
the call.
A website brings in calls. If you are on site and cannot answer, our AI phone assistant takes the details, flags emergencies and texts you a summary. It never gives electrical advice.
Questions
electricians ask.
What pages does an electrician’s website need?
A home page that says what you do and where, a page for each main service (for example EICRs, consumer unit upgrades, EV charger installation, rewires and fault finding), an about page with your registration and insurance, reviews, photos of your work and a contact page with a quick quote form.
How do electricians get found on Google?
Most local jobs come from the map results, so a complete Google Business Profile with regular reviews matters most. Your website supports it by showing Google which services you offer and which towns you cover, with a page for each main service.
Can I show my NICEIC or NAPIT logo?
Yes, if you are registered and follow the scheme’s rules for using its logo. We can also link to your entry on the scheme’s public register so customers can check it themselves.
I get enough work from word of mouth. Why bother?
People who are recommended to you still look you up before they call. A clear website with your reviews and registration turns that check into a booking. It also lets you choose more of the work you want, such as EV chargers or landlord EICRs, by giving those services their own page.
Do you do ongoing SEO for electricians?
Yes, as an add-on. The £200 site includes the foundations: page titles, descriptions, sitemap, Search Console and help with your Google Business Profile. Monthly SEO work can be added once the site is live.
The £200 Founders’ Offer ↗AI for electricians ↗Websites for Sussex service businesses ↗
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