From £2,500 + VAT — Website Design for Electricians

The most useful thing a well-structured electrician website does is match each search to the right page. A single "services" page covers everything and struggles to rank for any one job. Organising the site around the jobs you want more of - one page per job type - is how the site turns searches into electrician leads. Service-area pages work the same way: a page for the towns you cover gives Google a clear local signal for them.

Consumer unit upgrades

A dedicated page for consumer unit upgrades covers the common questions, describes what the job involves, and ranks for those searches separately from your broader electrical services.

Rewires

Full rewires and partial rewires attract different searches from different customers. A page for each is more targeted than a combined entry under a general heading.

EV charger installation

A dedicated page matches the people searching for this work, and gives you space to show any accreditation you hold for the chargers you fit.

EICRs for landlords and letting agents

Landlords and letting agents search for EICRs in their own terms. A page aimed at them - not homeowners - matches the language they use.

Commercial and emergency work

Commercial contracts and out-of-hours emergency call-outs are different propositions from domestic work. A page for emergency calls and one for commercial work each target their own searches - and give those visitors somewhere specific to land.

Two routes to the same finished site. The difference is upfront cost versus monthly commitment.

The SEO-optimised brochure site - £2,500 + VAT

A 4-6 page SEO-optimised brochure site costs £2,500 + VAT. Every page gets its own title, description and heading structure, matched to the searches for that job - it is part of the build, not an add-on. Payments are staged: £1,250 on signing and £1,250 on go-live. After launch, hosting on our platform starts at £95/mo - that covers the site, tooling and hosting with no ongoing work included. If you want us running the Standard plan alongside the site - SEO, content and page work - that is £650/mo.

This is web design with a fixed price and a clear scope. You know what you're getting and what you're paying before work starts.

Or spread it - £850 a month for 12 months

At £850/mo on a firm 12-month term, the build is included in the plan. You get the same 4-6 page SEO-optimised site built to the same standard, plus the Standard plan from month one, spread over the year with no large upfront payment.

When you need the business site

If your operation covers multiple locations, a team of electricians, or a wider range of commercial services, the business website (10+ pages) starts at £4,500 + VAT and gives you the structure to cover the full scope. See the FAQs below for more on pricing and ownership.

There are three common ways to build electrical contractor websites, and the differences matter whether you are a sole trader or a growing electrical contractor.

A DIY website builder

Website builders and WordPress sites are fast to start and low-cost to run. Many rely on website templates you customise yourself - the trade-off is your time: you write the pages, choose the structure and keep it up to date yourself. For a sense of what works, browse our electrician website examples.

A monthly subscription site

Some providers offer an electrician website on a subscription with no build cost upfront. What you are paying for is usually access to the site rather than ownership of it. Check how much room there is for custom designs outside the provider's own templates. Before you sign, check what you keep if you stop paying - the content, the photos and the domain.

A site built for you and handed over

Whether you need a first site or a website redesign of the one you have, the result is a professional website at a fixed price, built with your own logo, colours and photos - not template placeholders. It costs more at the start than a subscription, but you own the front-end code, the content and the domain. Our websites for tradespeople work that way. After launch, the monthly cost covers hosting and tooling - not continued access to something you have already paid for.

An electrician website that looks right but is built wrong will not rank. Electrician web design and local SEO are the same project from the start - not separate work done in sequence. Your online presence depends on both.

Your GBP listing and the local pack

The local pack - the map block at the top of a Google search - starts with your GBP listing. Your site supports it: it is where customers land when they click through from the profile, and it is where they decide whether to ring.

Pages Google can find and index

Every page needs to be crawlable, indexed and matched to a specific set of search terms. On-page SEO starts at build time - not as a retrofit six months later. Each page gets a title, a description and a heading structure that makes its purpose clear to Google. Service area pages get the same treatment: each one targets the searches for that specific location. That is what SEO-optimised means on our brochure site - on-page search engine optimisation, included in the £2,500. It is also why our electrician website design is white hat only: no spun content, no bought links and no paid link building.

If you want to do that work yourself, our guide to SEO for electricians covers it step by step. If you want us doing that work month after month, our SEO plans below pick up where the build leaves off.

Every electrician website we build is yours. You own the content, the domain, the brand assets and the front-end code. If you decide to leave, we provide a free full static export of the working site plus all media, and 30 days of read-only access while you move to a new host.

Owning our platform is also why the price works. The platform and our design system already exist, so a 4-6 page site does not start from a blank page - and that is what lets us build it for £2,500 + VAT.