Website design for electricians and electrical contractors
Websites for electricians and electrical contractors
Sites Made Local builds websites for electrical businesses across the UK, from Edinburgh, whether you're a domestic electrician working solo, a small team covering rewires and consumer-unit upgrades, or an electrical contractor bidding for commercial and industrial work.
- No sales team
- No templates
- Built by Rob, start to finish
Websites that turn searches into enquiries
- Mobile-first and fast
- Built to rank locally
- Easy for customers to contact
- Planned around your services
Built around your business
Not one website.
The right one.
"Electrician website" covers a huge range of businesses, from a one-van domestic operation to a contractor tendering for facilities-management work. A site built for one rarely convinces the other.
See how it works →Domestic electrical work
Rewires, consumer units and general domestic jobs, explained in plain language.
EICRs & compliance
A clear explanation of what's involved, aimed at landlords and homeowners.
EV charging & solar
A fast-growing area that deserves its own page, not a buried mention.
Landlord & agent work
A dedicated enquiry route for landlords after a reliable, ongoing contact.
Commercial electrical work
Shows capability, insurance and project experience for larger sites.
Industrial & facilities
Accreditations and capability statements aimed at a specifier, not a homeowner.
Built around how customers enquire
Not every visitor
wants the same thing
A homeowner needing an EICR before selling a house and a facilities manager sourcing a maintenance contractor are looking for completely different things, the site needs to work for both without either feeling like an afterthought.
See pricing →domestic visitor
- Wants plain-language explanations, not electrical jargon
- Needs reassurance about qualifications and insurance
- Wants a simple way to describe the job and get a quote
landlord or letting agent
- Often needs recurring certification work, not a one-off job
- Wants clarity on turnaround times and coverage area
- May need a separate enquiry route from domestic customers
commercial customer
- Wants to see project experience and sector relevance
- Looks for accreditation and insurance information early
- Expects a proper enquiry process, not a basic contact form
facilities manager or specifier
- May be assessing you against a shortlist for a tender or PQQ
- Wants capability statements and evidence of larger project work
- Needs confidence you can handle ongoing, scheduled work reliably
Every trade.
Same care.
Different trade, same approach every time, understand the business, then build the site that gets it right. Here's real work, live right now.
Simple process. No surprises.
How it actually works
A straightforward conversation
15 minutesWe talk through your mix of domestic, landlord and commercial work, and what deserves its own page, EICRs, EV charging, contracts, and what doesn't.
I plan, write and build it
~10 working daysI map out separate routes for domestic, landlord and commercial enquiries, then write, design and build the whole site myself.
Review, launch and improve
OngoingYou check it over, we adjust anything that's not right, then it launches with measurement in place.
Questions
Frequently asked, honestly answered
Do you build sites for both domestic electricians and electrical contractors?
Yes, this page is deliberately built to cover both, and the site itself is structured around whichever mix of domestic, landlord and commercial work you actually do.
Will the site imply I do EV charging or solar if I don't?
No. Pages only get built for work you actually offer, nothing is added by default.
Can the site include EICR-specific enquiry forms?
Yes, where certification work is part of your business, it's usually worth its own simple enquiry route.
Can you help present accreditations like NICEIC or NAPIT properly?
Yes, genuine accreditations are displayed clearly, since they're often the first thing a landlord or commercial enquiry checks.
Do you build sites aimed at facilities managers and larger contracts?
Yes, if that's a genuine part of your pipeline, the site can include capability statements and project case studies aimed at that audience.
Do I need separate pages for every service I offer?
Only where there's enough genuinely distinctive content to justify one. A page that just repeats the homepage with a different heading doesn't help anyone.
Do you build electrician websites outside Edinburgh?
Yes. We're based in Edinburgh, but build for electrical businesses across the UK.
Will the website guarantee top rankings for electrician searches?
No, we build the site properly and measure real performance after launch, rather than promising results we can't control.
Ready for a website that does its job?
Tell me what kind of electrical work you want more of.
- Built by Rob, from first call to launch
- Mobile-first, fast and easy to use
- Planned around the work you want
- Search-ready and local SEO focused