An electrical contractor’s shopfront with a branded van parked outside

Websites for electricians

Qualified, insured and reliable. Does your website say so?

A proper website for electricians. Shows off your certifications, wins rewires, EV chargers and fault-finding jobs, and gets found on Google and in AI search. Get a brand new website up and running in days.

Contact usOnly £279 per site

Why it matters

You did the training and passed the assessments. Show it.

You’ve put in years getting qualified, registered and insured. Your van’s branded and your work’s signed off properly. But to a homeowner searching on their phone, every electrician looks the same until one of them makes it easy to trust.

Your website is where that trust gets built: your scheme membership, the jobs you specialise in, real photos and reviews, and a number they can tap straight away.

What your customers search for

The searches that bring in work.

Real customers type things like this every day. Here’s why each one matters, and what your website needs to win it.

The future of search

More people now ask ChatGPT, Gemini and other AI assistants to recommend a electrician. The assistant reads local websites and names the two or three it can understand and trust.

If your prices are in a picture, your services aren’t listed, or you don’t say where you work, you won’t get mentioned. Every Site Sorted website is built to be read, by people and by AI.

Electrician near me who can install a home EV charger
Who does EICR certificates for landlords in my area?
Why does my fuse box keep tripping and who can fix it today?
The assistant recommends a few local businesses by name. Will yours be one of them?

Example questions.

What’s built in

Everything a electrician’s website needs.

Your registrationsNICEIC, NAPIT or your scheme, plus insurance, shown clearly on every page.
Service pagesRewires, EV chargers, EICRs, fault finding, lighting. Each found for its own searches.
Landlord infoA clear page for EICRs and landlord work, which brings repeat business.
Click-to-call and quick quotesMake it easy to call or send a photo of the problem.
Areas you coverTowns and postcodes in plain text, so local searches match you.
Before-and-after photosTidy boards and neat installs are proof of quality.

What it costs

A proper website, without the agency bill.

An agency£3,000–£12,000and weeks to months of back-and-forth
Doing it yourself~£30 a monthplus your evenings and weekends
Site SortedOnly £279per site, no hidden fees. Live in days.

Agency and DIY figures are typical UK prices for a small business website.

Questions

Websites for electricians, answered.

More questions? See all our FAQs or get in touch.

Can my website show my NICEIC or NAPIT membership?

Yes. We display your scheme memberships and insurance clearly, and add them to your site’s structured data so search engines understand them too.

I want more EV charger and rewire jobs. Can my site help?

Yes. We give each service its own clear page, so people searching for those jobs find you, and AI assistants know you do them.

Do I have to write the content myself?

No. Send us a few details or your current site and we write it for you. You check it and say yes.

How much does an electrician’s website cost?

£279 per site, no hidden fees. Ongoing care from £19 a month.

Get a free preview of your new site.

Enter your website and we’ll design a first look at your new homepage and send it over. If you like it, we’ll build the whole thing for £279.

We’ll show you what’s wrong before you spend a penny.