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Electrician websites that bring in better jobs.
Fault-finding at midnight, a landlord needing an EICR by Friday, a homeowner researching EV chargers: they all start with a search. We build electrician websites that show you’re qualified, local and reachable - designed, written and run for £39.99 a month.
Illustration: an electrician’s site on a phone
Searches that pay
The jobs customers search for - and how your site wins them.
Every service you offer gets its own clear section, written around the words customers actually type.
emergency electrician near me
Your call-out hours and response time up front, with a call button that follows them down the page.
eicr certificate cost
A landlord section with clear EICR pricing and turnaround - steady, repeat work.
ev charger installation [town]
An EV page covering chargers you fit, what’s involved and your accreditations.
house rewire cost
An honest guide to what affects the price - the page that turns research into quote requests.
consumer unit replacement
Fuse board upgrades explained in plain English, not jargon.
niceic electrician [town]
Your scheme membership displayed clearly and linked to the register.
Three kinds of work
One website, written for every customer you serve.
Homeowners, landlords and businesses want different things. Your site speaks to each of them.
Homeowners
Repairs, rewires & upgrades
Sockets, lighting, fault finding, consumer units and full rewires. Homeowners want to know you’re tidy, safe and fairly priced - your site shows them, with photos and reviews.
Landlords & agents
EICRs & compliance
Private landlords in England must have electrical installations inspected at least every five years. A clear EICR page with prices and turnaround brings in repeat work from landlords and letting agents.
Upgrades
EV chargers, solar & batteries
High-value installs where customers research for weeks. Detailed, honest pages on chargers, solar PV and battery storage help you win the quote before you even visit.
Customers are inviting you into their home. Trust comes first.
Why electricians need a website
Being qualified isn’t enough. Customers need to see it.
Electrical work is one of the few trades where customers are genuinely worried about getting it wrong. They’ve heard stories about cowboy wiring and they know it’s dangerous. So they look for proof before they call.
Proof beats promises
A website showing your scheme membership, insurance, qualifications, photos of tidy installations and genuine reviews answers every doubt. A Facebook page or a van sign can’t do that.
Stop paying per lead
Lead sites charge you for each enquiry and share it with other electricians. Your own website sends enquiries to you alone, with no extra cost per call.
Choose the work you want
If you’d rather fit EV chargers and do rewires than change light fittings, your website can say so. What you put on your site shapes the calls you get.
Look established, even as a one-man band
A professional site and your own domain email make a sole trader look like a proper electrical contractor - which helps with bigger domestic jobs and commercial customers.
Your electrician website includes
Wired up properly from day one.
A fast 3-5 page site that works perfectly on the phones your customers are searching on.
- Tap-to-call button on every page on mobile.
- Scheme & insurance details - NICEIC, NAPIT, Part P, public liability.
- Service sections for EICRs, rewires, fuse boards, EV chargers and more.
- Areas covered with towns listed and a map.
- Quote request form that lands in your inbox, ready to price in the evening.
- Photo gallery of your neatest installs (phone photos are fine).
- Reviews from Google, Checkatrade or Facebook shown off properly.
- Emergency & out-of-hours info so customers know when you’re available.
Electrician website cost
What should an electrician pay for a website?
Agency quotes for a small electrical business usually land between £1,000 and £3,000, with hosting and updates charged on top. DIY builders are cheaper, but you’re writing copy and fixing layouts after a full day on site.
GetOnWeb is £39.99 a month, all in. We design it, write it, register your domain, host it, secure it and update it when you ask. One EICR or one consumer unit job a month covers the cost many times over.
One flat monthly fee
£39.99 / month
No setup fee · No contract · Cancel anytime
Design, copywriting, domain, hosting, security, tap-to-call, quote form and 1 hour of changes every month.
Start my electrician website- Ten-minute onboarding formServices, areas, accreditations and a few photos of your work.
- We write and build itElectrician-specific copy written around local searches. You don’t write a word.
- Live in about two weeksThen we keep it running and updated while you’re on the tools.
FAQ
Questions electricians ask us.
How much does an electrician website cost?
Web agencies usually charge £1,000-£3,000 upfront for an electrician website, plus hosting and fees for changes. GetOnWeb is £39.99 a month with no setup fee: design, copywriting, domain, hosting, security and an hour of updates each month.
Can you show my NICEIC or NAPIT registration?
Yes. We display your competent person scheme membership (NICEIC, NAPIT, ELECSA or Stroma), Part P compliance, insurance and qualifications, and link to the official register where possible so customers can verify you.
I mainly do landlord EICRs. Can the site target that?
Yes. Landlords and letting agents search specifically for EICR prices and turnaround times. A dedicated landlord section with clear pricing, what's included and how quickly you can issue certificates can bring in steady repeat work.
Will I show up for "electrician near me"?
We build your site so Google clearly understands your services and the towns you cover. Paired with a Google Business Profile and good reviews, that's the best foundation for local searches. Nobody can honestly guarantee a #1 position, but a well-built site gives you a real chance.
Can I promote EV charger and solar installs?
Yes, and they are worth it. EV charger, battery and solar PV installs are high-value jobs with lots of people researching them. We give them their own sections with what to expect, brands you install and your accreditations.
Do I need a website if I use Checkatrade or MyBuilder?
Directory and lead sites can work, but you pay a membership or per-lead fee and compete with other electricians on the same page. Your own website is where customers land when they search your name, and it brings enquiries with no per-lead cost.
More questions? Get in touch or read our guides for small businesses.
Switch on a steady stream of enquiries.
A professional electrician website, written and built for you, live in about two weeks. £39.99 a month.