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Websites for electricians · Merseyside

A website that brings your electrical business more work.

Most electricians get by on word of mouth and paying for leads on directory sites. A proper website of your own brings the work straight to you, and shows people the registrations and standards they look for before they let you touch their wiring.

The situation

Most electricians don't lose work because they aren't good enough.

They lose it because the customer can't find them, or finds something that looks like every other electrician. Word of mouth still matters, and directory sites bring in some leads, but more and more people look you up online before they call, especially for something like electrical work where they want to know you are registered and safe. If there's nothing there, or a tired site that doesn't show your work, they move on to the electrician who looks more established and easier to trust. Often that electrician isn't better. They just look it.

The usual options

Templates and directories only get you so far.

A template electrical site is quick and cheap, and it looks it, the same layout as a hundred other firms with your name dropped in. Trade directory sites put you on a page next to your competitors and charge you for the privilege, so you're paying for leads that were never really yours. Neither gives you something properly your own, that you control, built to show your registrations and make your business easy to trust.

What I build

What I build for an electrical business.

The work you actually do.Rewires, fault-finding, fuse boards, EV charger installs, testing and certificates, or all of it, each explained simply so people know they have come to the right electrician.

The registrations people look for.NICEIC or NAPIT, Part P, the certificates you issue, the credentials people check before letting an electrician touch their wiring.

Easy to reach when something is wrong.A tripping fuse board or a dead socket sends people straight to their phone. A quick way to call or message means you catch those jobs.

Found when someone needs an electrician.Set up so you show up when someone searches for an electrician in your area, which is where most jobs now start.

Proof

A local trade business we did exactly this for.

Marlborough Builders in Prescot had thirty years behind them and were getting by on word of mouth, with an old agency template site that brought them nothing. We built them a site of their own. The first enquiry came within a week, it now brings in three or four a week, and it's become the main way new customers reach them. Read the full case study

Get in touch

See what yours could look like first.

I take one or two clients at a time, so your site gets the attention it needs. Pricing is clear and up front, and I'll put together a homepage concept for your electrical business before you commit to anything, so you can see it before you decide.