Websites for electricians
Rewires, consumer units, EV chargers, landlord reports: show what you do and where, and let customers send the job with photos.
What your website does for you
Built around how your customers find you: on a phone, often in a hurry.
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Enquiries with photos
A photo of the fuse board or the job, the postcode and a short note. You can tell from your phone whether it is worth a visit.
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EICR requests from landlords
A short form for landlords and letting agents: address area, type of property, number of bedrooms and the date the report is due.
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Registration shown right
Your competent person scheme, for example NICEIC, NAPIT or ELECSA, with your number, so customers know you can certify notifiable work. Only schemes you belong to.
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The areas you cover
Towns and postcode districts listed plainly, for customers and for Google.
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Call button always in reach
A large call button on every page, if you want calls. Or only the enquiry form, if you would rather call people back.
The pages your site gets
Customers and landlords search for the job they need: "EICR for rental property", "fuse board replacement", "EV charger installer". Your site gets a page for each kind of work you want, written in those words.
EICRs for landlords
Who needs an Electrical Installation Condition Report and how often, and a short form that collects what you need before you quote.
Consumer units and rewires
Fuse board upgrades and full or partial rewires: what the work involves, how long the power is off, and the certificate the customer gets at the end.
EV chargers
Home charger installs, if you do them: the brands you fit and what to send you, like a photo of the fuse board and where the car parks.
Areas and hours
The towns and postcode districts you cover and when you work. Call-outs only if you really take them.
We ask you for the work you want more of, your scheme and number (for example NICEIC or NAPIT), the areas you cover and a few photos of jobs. We write the rest.
The price
The same plan for every business. No packages, no extras you find out about later.
£379setup, once
£59a month, care
6-month minimum. £733 in total for the first 6 months. Hosting included. No VAT added.
- A website of up to 6 pages, built for phones first
- Texts written for you after a short call
- Enquiry form with photos, sent straight to your email
- Your Google Business Profile linked to the site
- Legal notice and privacy notice for your site
- Hosting on Cloudflare's fast network, watched so it stays up
- Security updates, checks and backups
- Up to 2 small changes a month
- Domain and accounts in your name
Full ownership after 6 months. Want to leave earlier? Pay the months that are left, and the site is yours. After 6 months: full care month to month, or Hosting only at £29 a month, with 30 days' notice.
How it works
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A short call or email
You tell us about your business, the work you want more of and the areas you cover. Free, and you sign nothing.
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Your free draft
You see your new homepage before you decide. If you don't like it, you owe nothing.
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Live within a week
Once you approve the draft and we have your photos, the site goes live within a week.
Questions from electrical firms
Can I show the NICEIC or NAPIT logo?
Only if you are registered, and only in the way the scheme's own rules allow. We check the wording with you before the site goes live.
Should the site mention notifiable work?
In England and Wales some electrical work must be notified under Part P of the Building Regulations, usually through a competent person scheme. If you are registered, the site can say that you self-certify that work.
Can landlords book an EICR online?
They send a request with the details, and you confirm a date. If you later want a booking tool, we quote it in writing first.
Can landlords and letting agents book several EICRs at once?
Yes. The EICR form can take more than one address, so an agent can send you a list of properties and due dates in one go.
Who owns the website?
You do, once the 6 months are paid. If you leave earlier, you pay the months that are left of the 6 and the site is yours.
Free guides for electrical firms
What could your website look like?
We'll show you with a free draft of your homepage. Tell us which business it is for.
Tell us which areas you cover and which scheme you are registered with, if any.