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Electrician website design · UK-wide

Electrician website design that books EICRs, rewires and EV chargers.

An electrician website with a page for every job you do and your NICEIC or NAPIT badge where customers look first. From £950, live in about 2 weeks, and yours to keep.

Electrician working on a domestic installation, photographed for an electrician website
EICR booked for Friday.
EICR · Cert #E-2412Satisfactory

24 The Lawns, Hackney E5

  • Consumer unit
  • Earthing + bonding
  • Sockets & switches
  • RCD test
  • Lighting circuits
EngineerD. Marshall · NICEIC 567182
Typical consumer unit replacement
£900–£1,400Typical consumer unit replacement
Landlord EICR legal limit (England)
5 yrsLandlord EICR legal limit (England)
Fixed-price builds from
£950Fixed-price builds from
You own the site, domain and content
100%You own the site, domain and content

What your site needs

What most websites for electricians get wrong.

Four things every website we build for an electrician gets right — and most competitors' sites miss.

  1. Pillar 01 / 04

    A page per job type

    EICRs, rewires, fuse boards and EV chargers are different searches with different prices. Each needs its own page.

  2. Pillar 02 / 04

    NICEIC / NAPIT and Part P badges on show

    Homeowners glance at them; landlords and letting agents check them. Put them above the fold with your registration number.

  3. Pillar 03 / 04

    An EV charger page

    List the chargers you fit (Zappi, Ohme, Tesla) and explain any grants your customers can still claim.

  4. Pillar 04 / 04

    Domestic and commercial kept apart

    Homeowners find you on Google; commercial work comes from referrals and tenders. Give each its own section so both land in the right place.

Signature · the landlord EICR loop

Letting-agent work, on repeat.

Landlords in England need a new EICR at least every five years, and letting agents manage dozens of properties. Become their go-to electrician and one job turns into years of repeat work.

Sample figures · illustrative

Mathieson Properties · 14 buildings

Annual cert dashboard

All synced
  • 14 The Lawns, E5Next cert · Jan 2027Up to date
  • 32 Hill Rd, N16Next cert · Mar 2027Up to date
  • 7 Acorn St, N1Next cert · Jun 2026Due soon
  • 21 Park Ln, E8Next cert · Feb 2027Up to date
Certificates on the books14 properties

The maths · with and without

Two roads. One pays for itself.

What going without a proper website costs an electrician — and what changes with one.

Without a proper site

The slow-bleed.

  • Letting agents book EICRs with whoever ranks on Google, not whoever's best.
  • EV charger jobs go to installers who built a page for them first.
  • Word of mouth fills the diary you have, not the diary you could have.

With a WebWise build

The compound effect.

  • EICR and landlord pages that letting agents can bookmark and share.
  • An EV charger page that catches people searching before they buy the car.
  • Direct enquiries with no per-lead commission.

What customers search

What people type when they need an electrician.

Every build comes with the SEO basics: fast pages, schema and your Google Business Profile. Our local SEO for electricians goes further, with a page per service and town and monthly ranking work.

  1. 01electrician near me
  2. 02EICR [city]
  3. 03EV charger installer [city]
  4. 04consumer unit replacement [town]
  5. 05house rewire [town]
  6. 06NICEIC electrician [postcode]
EICR hackney
AllMapsImagesReviews

yourbusiness.co.uk › eicr

Electrician in Hackney | EICR booked for Friday

NICEIC approved · Part P · EICRs booked same week

Covering Hackney, Islington, Walthamstow. Call now for a fixed quote — or send photos on WhatsApp.

Your site · with our SEO package

directory.co.uk › electrician-near-me

Top 10 electricians near you — compare quotes

Lead-gen listing. Pays per enquiry. Sends the same job to five trades.

facebook.com › pages

Electrician Islington | Facebook

Last post 2021. No prices, no reviews, no phone number above the fold.

Illustration · what the searcher sees before they click

What you get

Your website, live in about 2 weeks.

Six things in every website we build for an electrician.

Electrician on the job — real work photos for an electrician website
Your work, not stockHackney · Islington · Walthamstow
  • Built for phones

    Fast on 4G, with your number under the customer's thumb on every page.

  • Tap-to-call and WhatsApp

    One tap to ring or message you. No hunting through menus.

  • SEO basics from day one

    Google Business Profile, schema and fast pages. Town pages and ranking work for ‘electrician + your town’ come with our local SEO tiers.

  • Your photos, not stock

    Your real jobs, front and centre. We tell you exactly what to shoot.

  • Your badges on show

    NICEIC · 18th Edition — near the top of the page and again in the footer.

  • You own it all

    Site, domain and content in your name. No lock-in, no monthly fee unless you want one.

Fixed prices · on the page

How much an electrician website costs.

Fixed quote after a 15-minute phone call. 30% deposit to secure your build slot, balance on launch — no hidden costs, no surprises.

Starter site

Get found. Look the part.

£950

one-off fixed price · 30% deposit, the rest on launch

  • Five pages
  • Mobile-first build
  • Click-to-call on every page
  • Google Business Profile, verified
  • Live in ~2 weeks
Start with Starter

Full local SEO

Page one. Phone ringing.

£2,500

one-off fixed price · 30% deposit, the rest on launch

  • Everything in Lead Generator
  • Twenty+ pages incl. page-per-town
  • Local SEO, citations, schema, listings
  • Three SEO blog posts
  • Three months of ranking work
Start with Full

Plus optional retainers from £49/mo for hosting, security and ranking. Cancel any month. See full website pricing

Questions electricians ask

Electrician website questions, answered.

Short answers to what electricians ask us most. Anything else, ask on the free call.

01How much does an electrician website cost?

From £950 for a five-page site with click-to-call and your Google Business Profile set up. For separate EICR, rewire and EV charger pages, most electricians go for the £1,500 build. Fixed price, and you own everything.

02Do electricians need a website if they get work by word of mouth?

Referrals are great, but they have a ceiling. A website lets landlords, letting agents and new homeowners find you — and gives the people who do recommend you something to send.

03Should an electrician website have a separate EICR page?

Yes. Landlords in England need an EICR at least every five years, and they search for it by name. A clear EICR page with a price guide is one of the easiest ways to win repeat landlord work.

04How do I get more EV charger installs from my website?

Give EV chargers their own page: the brands you fit, what a typical install involves, and any grants that apply. Pair it with our local SEO for electricians to target ‘EV charger installer + your town’.

05How quickly can my electrician website go live?

Around 2 weeks from go-ahead. Send us your registration details, a few job photos and your areas, and we handle the writing and the build.

Free · No deck · Plain English

Ready for an electrician's site that rings the phone?

A free 15-minute call. We look at your current site or Facebook page and give you three changes worth making — yours to keep either way.

  • Fast replies in business hours
  • A fixed quote, in writing
  • From £950, and you own it

Two-person London studio · Mon–Fri 8am–6pm · Sat 9am–1pm