Small jobs find you anyway. Websites win the big ones.
Most electricians are busy with small call-outs from word of mouth. The work that changes your year — full rewires, EV charger installs, solar and battery, commercial fit-outs and maintenance contracts — comes from people searching Google and comparing who looks most credible.
We build electrician websites that put your NICEIC or NAPIT registration, reviews and finished work front and centre, with a page for each high-value service so you rank for the jobs you actually want more of.
Pages for the work that pays.
- —"electrician near me" and "electrician [town]"
- —"house rewire cost" and "rewiring [town]"
- —"EV charger installation [town]": fast-growing, high-intent
- —"consumer unit replacement" and "EICR certificate"
- —"commercial electrician [city]" and "electrical contractor"
£45k → £120k pipeline in 90 days
Foogle Roofing was paying for leads on Bark and MyBuilder and competing on price with every other roofer on the platform. We built them a website, local SEO and an AI assistant so homeowners came to them directly.
“We went from chasing leads on Bark and MyBuilder to having homeowners come to us directly. 15 qualified leads in 90 days and every single one came through the website they built us.”
Foogle Roofing
Trust first, then a fast way to book.
- —NICEIC/NAPIT, Part P and insurance badges where they're seen first
- —Service pages for rewires, EV chargers, EICRs, consumer units and commercial work
- —Clear "from" prices or typical ranges, so people call ready to book
- —Click-to-call, WhatsApp and an instant quote form
- —Landlord and letting-agent pages for EICR work (recurring revenue)
- —Automated follow-up and review requests after every job
What a website is worth to an electrician.
Two or three extra rewires or EV installs a month from Google covers the package several times over.
Every package is tailored. Setup starts from £2,000 for a focused site and goes up to around £8,000 for multi-service, multi-location builds. After launch, £500–£600 a month covers hosting, monthly local SEO, Google Business Profile management, lead follow-up and continuous improvements. You get a fixed quote after a free 15-minute call.
| Job type | Typical UK value | 1 extra job a month = per year |
|---|---|---|
| Consumer unit upgrade | £500–£1,000 | £6,000–£12,000 |
| EV charger install | £900–£1,300 | £10,800–£15,600 |
| Full house rewire | £3,000–£6,000 | £36,000–£72,000 |
Live in 4–6 weeks. You do almost nothing.
- —Week 1: a 30-minute strategy call. We research your competitors and the exact searches in your area
- —Weeks 2–3: we write every page and design the site around how your customers decide
- —Weeks 3–5: build, speed-tune, set up your Google Business Profile, call tracking and lead follow-up
- —Launch: you approve it, we go live and submit it to Google
- —Every month after: new content, local SEO, reviews and a report showing calls, enquiries and rankings
Before you ask.
How much does an electrician website cost?
Setup from £2,000, tailored to how many services and areas you cover, then £500–£600 a month including hosting, local SEO, Google Business Profile management and lead follow-up.
Will a website help me get commercial electrical work?
Yes. Commercial buyers check websites for accreditations, insurance, health and safety and past projects before shortlisting. We build a dedicated commercial section for that.
Can I rank for EV charger installation?
It's one of the best opportunities for electricians right now: rising demand and fewer well-optimised competitors. We build a dedicated EV page targeting your area and the grants and costs people search for.
I'm already busy. Why do I need a website?
Because it lets you choose the work. With steady enquiries for rewires and EV installs you can drop low-margin call-outs and raise your prices.
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