Websites for Electricians That Win More Jobs

A message saying "How much for a rewire?" is not enough to quote properly. The property type, number of bedrooms, current fuse board, access and timescale all affect the work. Your website can ask for the useful details before you spend time going back and forth.

We write forms for the work you actually do. An EICR form can ask whether the property is domestic, rented or commercial, and whether there is a deadline. An EV charger form can ask about the vehicle, parking position and electrical supply. An emergency form can request the fault, location and immediate danger.

Customers can upload photographs where that helps. You receive the answers in a clear format, ready to review. The form still gives people a fast way to contact you, but it removes much of the vague information that slows down your first response.

Electrical work is personal. Customers are inviting you into their home, trusting your safety decisions and paying for work they may not fully understand. Reviews help remove that doubt. They show that real people were happy with your communication, workmanship, tidiness and reliability.

We help you request a review after each suitable job, while the experience is still fresh. The process can point happy customers to Google and make it easy for them to leave useful comments. You can then show selected feedback on service pages and your Google Business Profile.

Proof also needs to be specific. A review mentioning a tidy domestic rewire in Whitley Bay is more persuasive than a short comment saying "great service". Your website can support this with project photographs, NICEIC or NAPIT details, City and Guilds qualifications and clear insurance information.

A missed call can become another electrician's job within minutes. The AI receptionist answers in your business name, 24 hours a day. It gives callers a professional first response while you are fault-finding, driving, on a roof or dealing with a customer.

It takes the job details, asks sensible follow-up questions and sorts urgency. A failed light in a shop, a burning smell at home and a planned landlord inspection should not all be treated the same way. The receptionist records what the caller needs and texts the information to you immediately.

The AI receptionist costs £169 a month on its own. Add it to Website Care for £199 a month, saving £29. It does not replace your judgement or carry out electrical advice. It makes sure useful information reaches you instead of disappearing with a missed call.

Some searches need a quick result. A landlord with an inspection deadline, a homeowner without power or a business needing an electrical contractor may not wait for a new page to appear in local results. Google Ads puts a carefully written advert in front of those searches.

Google Ads Management costs £449 a month. We manage the campaign, improve bids and budgets, test advert wording, remove unhelpful search terms and improve the page people reach. Ad spend goes directly to Google and is never marked up by us.

Call tracking shows which adverts produced calls. Forms show which produced enquiries. You can then see which clicks became real jobs, such as EV charger installations or commercial contracts, rather than judging success by visits alone. This gives you a clearer basis for deciding where to spend.

A website should keep answering the questions customers ask throughout the year. We can add pages about landlord certificates, EV charger grants, fuse board upgrades, emergency work or commercial maintenance. Each page gives a useful service another chance to be found and chosen.

SEO and Content costs £249 a month. It includes two optimised pages or articles each month, local search work, Google Business Profile posts, listings across relevant directories, position tracking and a monthly report. We keep the writing focused on the services and areas that matter to you.

Automated Social Media is an optional £99 a month. It plans, writes and posts to Facebook and Instagram, with one month approved in a single sitting. The Intelligent Marketing Coach costs £49 a month and turns your marketing plan into weekly tasks when you want guidance without extra meetings.

Essentials costs £1,295. It gives a credible online presence that turns visitors into enquiries. It suits an electrician who needs clear service pages, local coverage and a professional website without a full lead generation system at launch.

Complete costs £1,995. It is for businesses losing work through missed calls, with the website built around better enquiries and the AI receptionist available as part of the wider setup. Growth costs £2,495. It suits electricians ready to buy leads through Google Ads and measure which enquiries become work.

Website Care is required for every client at £59 a month. It includes hosting, security certificates, daily backups, security monitoring, software updates, uptime monitoring, up to 30 minutes of content changes and email support. If you need to start without the upfront cost, the no upfront option is £199 a month on a 24 month term, with no setup fee.