Websites for electricians

Show customers you're registered, give every job its own page, and make it easy for someone with a fault to ring you first.

What your website needs to do

Show your registration up front

NICEIC, NAPIT or ELECSA, Part P and your insurance, near the top of every page with links customers can check. It is the first thing homeowners and landlords look for.

A page for every job

EICRs, rewires, consumer unit upgrades, EV chargers, lighting and fault finding are all searched for separately. Each gets its own page written for that job.

Win landlord and commercial work

A clear EICR page for landlords and letting agents, and a commercial page if you do shops and offices, brings in repeat work that pays the bills.

Catch the urgent calls

Power cuts and tripping circuits do not wait. An emergency page with your number one tap away makes sure those calls come to you, not the next electrician.

Electrician Merthyr Tydfil website homepage

Built for Electrician Merthyr Tydfil

A local electrician in Merthyr Tydfil needed a professional site quickly, without a big upfront cost. It went live within days on a managed monthly plan, with pages for domestic, commercial, inspection and emergency work.

  • Ranks for local electrician searches in Merthyr Tydfil and nearby
  • Enquiries through quote forms, phone and email
  • Domain, hosting and updates included in the monthly plan

Visit electricianmerthyrtydfil.co.uk

Common questions

Can you show my NICEIC or NAPIT registration?

Yes. Your scheme logo, registration number and a link to the scheme’s public register go near the top of the site, so customers can check you in seconds.

Is an EV charger page worth having?

Yes. EV charger installs are searched for on their own and are good-value jobs. A dedicated page that explains the process and what affects the price brings them in.

Do I need a page for each town?

If you cover more than one town, yes. Area pages are how electricians rank outside their home town, and they are included in the Pro and Growth plans.

Which plan suits an electrician?

A sole trader usually starts on Starter at £59 a month. If you want separate pages for each service and each town you cover, Pro at £99 a month is the better fit.

Ready for a website that brings in work?

Tell me about your business and I will come back with a clear price, usually the same day.

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