Starter
A professional first website for a new or small business.
£400
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Website design for electricians
Electrician website design comes down to trust and specifics. People hiring an electrician want to know you’re registered, that you do the exact job they need, and that you cover their area — and they want to call you without hunting for a number. We build fast, mobile-first websites for UK electricians that make all of that obvious, from £400.
Registration details up front
A page for every service
Click-to-call on every page
WHAT TO INCLUDE
What a website for electricians needs
Electrical work is safety-critical, and most customers know it. Before they call, they’re checking two things: can this person legally and safely do the job, and do they do the job I need? Your website should answer both within a few seconds.
Scheme membership and registration details
If you’re registered with a competent person scheme such as NICEIC or NAPIT, show it near the top of the page and in the footer, with your registration number and a link to the scheme’s public register so customers can check it themselves. Use the scheme’s logo only in the way the scheme allows.
A dedicated page for each service
EICRs, EV charger installs, rewires and emergency callouts are different jobs for different customers. A separate page for each lets you explain the job properly and gives Google a clear page to show for each search.
The areas you cover
List the towns and districts you work in, on a dedicated areas page and in the footer. It answers the first question many customers have, and it helps you appear in searches like “electrician near me”.
Click-to-call and a quote form
Most people find a local electrician on their phone. Put a tap-to-call button in the header of every page, and a short quote form for people who would rather type than talk.
Reviews
Show your real reviews, ideally ones that mention the job, such as an EICR for a rental property or a consumer unit change. Linking to your Google reviews lets customers see them in full.
PAGE PLAN
Service pages every electrician website should have
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These four pages cover the jobs customers search for most specifically. Each one has a different audience, so each needs different content.
| Page | Who it’s for | What to include |
|---|---|---|
| EICRs (Electrical Installation Condition Reports) | Landlords, letting agents, buyers and homeowners | What the inspection covers, roughly how long it takes for a typical property, what happens if remedial work is needed, and how to book. |
| EV charger installation | Homeowners and businesses with electric vehicles | The chargers you install, what the pre-installation survey involves, any manufacturer approvals you hold, and photos of finished installs. |
| Rewires | Owners of older homes and people renovating | Full and partial rewires, how you keep disruption down, how you quote, and what customers need to do before you start. |
| Emergency callouts | Anyone with a fault, a tripping circuit or no power | The hours you cover, the areas you’ll travel to, and a tap-to-call button at the very top of the page. |
Add pages for other work you want more of, such as consumer unit upgrades, fault finding or commercial work. One service per page beats one long list.
CONCEPT DESIGN – NOT A CLIENT SITE
Concept: an electrician’s homepage
To show what this looks like in practice, here’s a concept homepage for a fictional electrician. Every element is there for a reason, explained alongside it.
Concept preview
Concept design – not a client site
Example Electrical Ltd
Call 01632 960123- EICRs
- EV chargers
- Rewires
- Emergency
- Areas
- Reviews
- Contact
Domestic and commercial electricians you can check before you call
EICRs, EV charger installs, rewires and emergency callouts across the areas listed below.
Get a quoteCall now
- Competent person scheme logo here
- Registration number: shown here
- Link to the scheme’s public register
- Insurance details
EICRs
For landlords, buyers and homeowners. What’s checked and how to book.
EV charger installation
Survey, installation and the chargers we fit.
Rewires
Full and partial rewires, planned around your home.
Emergency callouts
Faults and power loss. Hours and areas covered.
Areas we cover
- Main town
- Nearby town
- Nearby town
- Surrounding villages
Real Google reviews would appear here, linked to the full profile. None are shown in this concept.
Request a quote
- Name
- Phone number
- Postcode
- Job type: EICR / EV charger / rewire / other
Registration where it’s seen first
Scheme membership and the registration number sit directly under the headline, with a link to the scheme’s register, so a cautious customer can verify you without scrolling.
Tap-to-call in the header
The phone number is a button on every page. On a phone, one tap starts the call.
One card per service
Each card links to its own page, so someone searching for an EICR lands on a page about EICRs, not a general list.
A quote form that asks the right questions
Postcode and job type up front tell you whether the job is in your area and what it is before you call back.
Areas you cover, in plain words
Town names instead of an address. They reassure local customers and support your local search visibility.
LOCAL SEARCH
SEO for electricians
Most electrical work is found through local search: the map results and the pages underneath them. A good website is the foundation, but a few specific steps make the biggest difference for electricians.
Set up your Google Business Profile properly
Choose “Electrician” as your primary category, list each service you offer, and if you work from home, set the profile up as a service-area business with your address hidden and your service areas added.
Match pages to searches
People search for the job, often with a town: “EICR for landlords”, “EV charger installer near me”. A dedicated, well-titled page for each service gives you a page that can rank for each.
Build consistent citations
List your business with the same name, phone number and areas on relevant directories, including your competent person scheme’s find-a-contractor listing if you have one.
Ask for reviews after every job
A steady flow of reviews, especially ones that mention the work done, helps both rankings and trust. A short message with your review link after each job is usually enough.
Our monthly SEO packages start at £199/mo and cover your Google Business Profile, citations, on-page fixes and keyword tracking. For the full do-it-yourself version, read our guide to SEO for tradesmen.
PRICES
Electrician website design packages
Fixed prices with everything listed. Most electricians are well served by Business or Growth, which have room for a page per service. Compare every package in full.
Business
A fuller site for an established business that wants to win more work online.
£750
one-off
Growth
For businesses ready to compete harder in local search.
£1,200
one-off
E-commerce
An online shop for selling your products directly.
From £1,500
one-off
- Want to catch enquiries while you’re on a job? The Trades Starter Kit pairs a Business website with Enquiry Bot setup for £950.
FAQ
Common Questions
Yes, if you’re registered. Show the scheme, your registration number and a link to the scheme’s public register near the top of your site and in the footer, and use the scheme’s logo only in the way the scheme permits. It’s one of the first things a careful customer looks for.
Our packages are £400 for Starter (up to 5 pages), £750 for Business (up to 10 pages) and £1,200 for Growth (up to 15 pages). Business or Growth usually suits electricians, because they leave room for a page per service.
It helps. Landlords looking for an EICR want to know what’s inspected, how long it takes and what happens if something fails. That’s a page of its own, and a dedicated page gives Google a clear match for EICR searches in your area.
Yes. Your website can list the towns and districts you cover, and your Google Business Profile can be a service-area business with the address hidden.
Yes. The Enquiry Bot (£300 + £29/mo) is a text chatbot on your website that answers common questions and captures the customer’s name, phone number and job details, then emails each lead to you so you can call back.
The Business and Growth packages include help writing your core page copy. You know the work; we help turn it into clear pages that answer customers’ questions.
Electrician websites from £400
Want a website that shows customers they can trust you?
Tell us the work you want more of and the areas you cover. We’ll recommend a package and a page plan.
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- You own the code and assets
- Fixed-scope proposal in 48h
GET STARTED
Tell us about your electrical business
The services you offer, the areas you cover and your current website, if you have one. We’ll reply within one business day.
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We read it properly
A real person reviews your notes and comes back within one business day.
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Book a free 30-minute call if it’s useful
We pressure-test goals, constraints and timelines. No slide deck.
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Fixed-scope proposal
Scope, milestones and pricing in writing within 48 hours of the call.
Hours
Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm UK time
Working style
Remote-first, timezone friendly