Graft
Hi-vis cinematic video with a quote builder, a good fit for electrical contractors working on building sites and larger domestic jobs.
WEBSITES FOR ELECTRICIANS
Websites for Electricians & Electrical Contractors
Show landlords and homeowners the electrical work you do, the areas you cover and how to book you, on a site that’s ready in a day. See it with your own name before you pay a penny.
- Free website
- £5 a month hosting
- Live in 24 hours
- See it before you pay
CHOOSE YOUR DESIGN
Pick your electricians website
These eight designs are shared with other building trades, but each suits a particular kind of electrical business. Here’s how they fit.
Level
Blueprint spec sheet with a visit booker
Blueprint spec-sheet styling with a visit booker, ideal for electricians who carry out EICRs and want inspections booked straight into the diary.
Callout
24/7 split-screen emergency response
A 24/7 emergency layout, best for electricians who take power cuts, burning smells and tripping circuits at any hour.
Ridgeline
Arched windows in slate and terracotta, suiting electricians who rewire period homes and care about chasing walls neatly in old plaster.
Trueline
Swiss poster grid with a service picker
A Swiss-style grid with a service picker that keeps a long list of jobs tidy, from a new socket to a full commercial fit-out.
Toolbox
Colour-coded trades with a job list
Colour-coded services with a job list, handy for firms that split their work into domestic, landlord testing, EV and commercial.
Keystone
Dark stone editorial with an estimate tool, aimed at electricians doing smart-home wiring, feature lighting and high-end renovations.
Fettle
Calm magazine layout with a quote wizard
A calm magazine layout with a quote wizard, for the local sole trader electrician who wants customers to feel comfortable asking about small jobs.
WHY IT MATTERS
Why electricians need a website
Electrical work is something customers can’t judge for themselves. They can’t see behind the plaster, they don’t know what a consumer unit upgrade involves, and they’re aware that bad wiring is dangerous. So they look for signs of competence: the scheme you’re registered with, the certificates you issue and a business that clearly exists beyond a mobile number.
Your customers fall into a few groups. Homeowners search for an electrician near them when sockets trip or they want extra lights. Landlords and letting agents need electrical safety reports (EICRs) on rented homes and want someone reliable who can turn them round. Others are planning bigger jobs like a full rewire, an EV charger or wiring for a kitchen extension.
Each group asks different questions, and a website answers them in advance. What does an EICR cost for a three-bed house? Do you install EV chargers? Will you leave a certificate? Putting that on your site means fewer calls from people who just want a price, and more from people ready to book.
It also makes you easier to recommend. When a happy customer passes your name on, the next person will look you up. A tidy, up-to-date website confirms they’ve found the right electrician.
WHAT YOU GET
What’s included
Prices for common jobs
List EICRs, fuse board upgrades, extra sockets, outdoor lighting or EV charger installs with fixed or ‘from’ prices, or invite quote requests instead.
Your scheme and qualifications
Tell us which competent person scheme you belong to and the qualifications you hold, and we’ll include them in your wording.
Book an EICR online
Add online booking for £10 a month so landlords and agents can pick a slot for inspections. SMS reminders are £2.50 a month.
Regular landlord work
With booking on, the repeat bookings add-on (£2.50 a month) suits landlords and agents with a rolling list of properties to test.
A clear service area
An area map with your radius shows which towns you cover, so you hear from people you can actually get to.
Click-to-call and WhatsApp
Customers with a tripping circuit can call you in one tap, or send a photo of the fuse board on WhatsApp.
Pages for specialist work
Up to three extra pages written by AI from what you tell us, for example EV chargers, rewires or commercial testing.
Companies House footer
If you’re a limited company, your Companies House details are shown in the footer automatically.
PRICES
One simple price
Your website
Free
then £5 a month hosting
- No upfront fee
- See it with your name before you pay
- Live within 24 hours of ordering
- Up to 3 free wording changes before you go live
| Your own domain nameyourbusiness.co.uk, registered and renewed for you | £2.50 |
|---|---|
| Custom email address[email protected] | £2.50 each |
| Take card paymentsCustomers pay when they book, plus your payment provider’s own fees | £2.50 |
| Promotional email campaignsSeasonal offers emailed to your customers on a schedule | £2.50 |
| Online booking systemCustomers pick a free slot, day or night | £10 |
| Google review requestsSent after every booking. Needs online booking. | £2.50 |
| SMS remindersA text before every booked appointment. Needs online booking. | £2.50 |
| SubscriptionsRepeat bookings on a schedule your customers choose. Needs online booking. | £2.50 |
Add or remove extras when you build your plan. Prices include everything we do; card payment providers charge their own fees.
HOW IT WORKS
Live in 24 hours
Pick a design
Choose from the designs above. Every one works on phones first.
Tell us about your business
Your name, services, prices, area and opening hours. It takes a few minutes.
See it, then go live
Your website appears with your own details before you pay. Order and it’s live within 24 hours.
GET FOUND
Getting found locally
Electrician searches are local by nature: ‘electrician near me’, ‘EICR’ plus a town, or ‘EV charger installer’ and a county. Your site helps by naming the areas you cover, showing your radius on a map and putting your phone number and hours in plain view. Make sure those details match your Google Business Profile and link to it from your site.
Google reviews from landlords and homeowners help cautious customers choose. If you use online booking, you can send a Google review request automatically after each booking for £2.50 a month. We won’t promise rankings, which no honest provider can, but a quick, mobile-first site that describes your real work gives search engines something useful.
QUESTIONS
Questions from electricians
Can I show which scheme I’m registered with?
Yes. Tell us your scheme membership, qualifications and the certificates you issue, and we’ll include them in your wording. You can also swap in your own photos.
Can landlords book EICRs online?
Yes. Add the online booking system for £10 a month and they can choose a slot. Repeat bookings and SMS reminders are £2.50 a month each.
Can I list EV charger installs as a separate service?
Yes. Your site lists your own services and prices, and you can have up to three extra pages written by AI, so EV chargers can have a page of their own.
Do I have to show prices?
No. You can show fixed prices, ‘from’ prices or simply ask customers to request a quote. Many electricians price EICRs openly and quote for larger work.
Can I take a deposit for bigger jobs?
Yes. Card payments on your site cost £2.50 a month plus your payment provider’s fees.
What does an electrician’s website cost?
The website is free, with no upfront fee. Hosting is £5 a month, and extras such as your own domain are £2.50 a month each.
Can I change the wording before it goes live?
Yes. You get up to three free wording changes by WhatsApp or email before your site goes live, which is usually within 24 hours of ordering.
Websites for other trades
Talk to a real person.
Not sure which design suits you, or what you need? Call or WhatsApp us and we’ll help you choose.