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What they need →Websites for electricians
Websites for electricians that win the work.
Websites for electrical contractors that separate the domestic call-outs from the commercial contracts, because those two customers want completely different things. From £99 a month, live in 3 working days.
Your customers
How people actually choose a electrician.
Electricians serve two markets that barely overlap. The householder with a tripping consumer unit searches on a phone and wants a number and a registration body logo. The landlord, letting agent or facilities manager needs EICRs and periodic testing, buys on paperwork and turnaround, and is often comparing on a laptop against two other firms. Commercial buyers will read a page properly; domestic ones will not read at all. Trying to write one homepage that speaks to both usually produces a homepage that speaks to neither.
When demand peaks. Landlord certificate renewals cluster around tenancy cycles. EV charger enquiries track new car deliveries.
The problem
What most electricians websites get wrong.
The recurring mistake is presenting a flat list of services - rewires, sockets, EICRs, EV chargers, testing - with no sense of who each is for. A landlord scanning for compliance testing has to work out whether you serve them, and mostly will not bother. The other problem is that EV charger installation, which is now a genuinely searched and well-paid job, tends to be one bullet point rather than a page that could rank for it.
What it has to do
The jobs a electrician website is built for.
Phone call for domestic faults
Fault-finding is urgent and won on availability.
Emailed enquiry for EICR and landlord testing
Compliance work is planned, repeatable and the steadiest revenue an electrician has.
Quote request for EV charger installation
High-value, growing, and heavily searched - it deserves its own page.
The pages we build for you
- Home
- Split the two audiences immediately rather than blending them.
- Domestic electrical work
- Faults, sockets, lighting, consumer units.
- Landlord safety certificates (EICR)
- Compliance-led page written for agents and landlords.
- EV charger installation
- Its own page, because it is its own search.
- Commercial and contract work
- Signals you can handle scale.
- Areas covered
- Local relevance and fewer wasted calls.
- Contact
- Phone for urgent, form for scheduled.
What moves the needle
- NICEIC, NAPIT or equivalent registration displayed prominently
- Both audiences check for it, and landlords require it.
- Separate routes for domestic and commercial from the homepage
- Two audiences with different intents should not share one funnel.
- EICR page written in landlord language, not electrician language
- The buyer is a letting agent, not a tradesperson.
- Tap-to-call for fault work
- Domestic faults are phone conversions.
- Certificate and compliance explainer
- Answering "what do I legally need" pulls in the compliance searches.
Trust signals we put on every page: NICEIC or NAPIT registration · Part P competence · Insurance · Commercial client sectors served
Concept build
What a electrician website could look like.
Voltway is built as one scroll scene, because its customers want four different things and each deserves a full screen. The page opens on a single giant word, POWER, set edge to edge in Hubot Sans, with a Blender cut cable in front of it, its copper strands bared. As you scroll the stage pins and the word changes to SAFE, CERTIFIED and then LIVE, each filling the width, while the object in front becomes a consumer unit, the same board as a yellow inspection wireframe, and finally a lit filament bulb.
The market, in real numbers
51,060
electrical contractors registered across 377 UK local authorities.
Source: ONS UK Business Counts, SIC 43210, 2025. Open Government Licence v3.0.
| Local authority | Businesses |
|---|---|
| Buckinghamshire | 595 |
| Leeds | 590 |
| North Yorkshire | 530 |
| Cornwall | 510 |
| Birmingham | 455 |
| Somerset | 450 |
| Bromley | 385 |
| Wiltshire | 375 |
| Dorset | 370 |
| Havering | 365 |
£299to set up
£99a month
3working days to launch
You approve it before anything goes live.
Designed from scratch, every word written for you, hosting and Google setup included. Or pay £1,795 once and £49 a month with no minimum term.
Questions
Electricians: what people ask us
Should I list every town I cover?
List the towns you genuinely work in and would happily travel to. A short honest list produces better enquiries than a long optimistic one, and it stops you spending your day quoting for jobs ninety minutes away that you were never going to take.
What if I do not have photographs of my work?
Start taking them now, on your phone, before and after every job. Photographs of your own finished work convert better than any stock image or any amount of copy, and in the trades they are the single biggest factor in the size of job you get asked to quote for. We will lay out the site to work with whatever you have and improve as you build up a library.
How do I serve domestic and commercial customers on one site?
Split them at the homepage rather than blending them. A householder with a tripping consumer unit and a letting agent booking safety certificates want different words, different urgency and different ways of getting in touch. One page trying to address both usually addresses neither.
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