For electricians
Website design for electricians in Exeter, Devon and the South West
Electrical work is one of the few trades where a customer is actively checking credentials before they trust a quote: NICEIC or NAPIT registration, certificates for rewires and consumer unit changes, whether a business does EICRs. A site that states this plainly, rather than assuming a customer already knows, wins the comparison against a competitor who leaves it vague.
The other half of the job is being found for the right kind of work: a domestic rewire, an EV charger install, a commercial fit-out. A site that names these specifically, rather than one generic 'electrical services' page, is found by more of the right searches.
Which pages matter most
What a electricians site needs to get right
About
Certifications and registration stated plainly, so trust is established before a customer reads the quote.
Services
Domestic, commercial and specialist work (EV chargers, consumer units, EICRs) named separately, not folded into one vague page.
Contact
A form that asks the right first question, what kind of job, so a quote can be scoped properly from the first message.
Pricing
The same two fixed prices, one add-on
Five-page site
£250 one-off
Home, about, services, contact and one more page. Suits a business with one clear offer.
Ten-page site
£400 one-off
The same build standard with room for more: individual service pages, a proper FAQ page, more to show a visitor.
Something bigger
Contact us
More pages, a shop, online bookings, a customer portal, or anything that needs its own logins and integrations. Contact us and we quote for what is actually needed.
Electricians
Electricians questions
- Should I mention EICRs and rewires specifically
- Yes. These are specific search terms people use when they already know what they need, and a page that names them directly is easier to find than one that only says 'electrical work'.
- How do I show I am certified without it looking like a wall of logos
- State the registration body plainly in a sentence on the about page, and add the certifying body's logo once, cleanly, rather than a cluttered badge row. Clear text beats a row of small icons a mobile visitor cannot read anyway.
- Do I need separate pages for domestic and commercial work
- On a ten-page site, yes, it is worth the space if you do both. On a five-page site, one services page split into clear sections usually covers it without needing extra pages.
Other trades
Built for the way each trade actually gets found
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