Websites for Electricians That
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No deposit and no booking fee. You pay nothing until you've seen and approved your homepage design. Then you pay the full price in one go, and I build the rest. The price is one-off, with no VAT to add.

You see your homepage design within 24 hours of your set-up call, before you pay anything, and 1 round of changes is included. If it still isn't right, walk away and owe nothing. That's the See-It-First Guarantee.

Your site goes live within 7 working days of your start date, once I have your details, logins and photos. If it's late because of a delay on my side, I pay you £100.

Yes. Your site, your domain and your content belong to your business. Nothing is held hostage.

The basics: the services you offer, the areas you cover, and any photos of your work. I'll guide you through the rest.

No. I write every page based on your trade, your services and the areas you cover. You review it all before anything goes live.

Real photos of finished jobs, even ones taken on your phone. If you don't have enough yet, I'll tell you honestly where that leaves a gap, rather than filling it with stock photos that undersell your work.

A normal website describes your business. An electrician's website is built around how people choose one: proof you're registered and qualified, a page for each job you want more of, and a quick way to call when something's tripped. Websites for electricians that skip the trust signals tend to lose the call to someone who shows them.

Yes. Your registration goes where people make their decision, with a link to the scheme's own search so they can check it. I only show what you actually hold, so if you're with NAPIT, it says NAPIT. Nothing is added that you can't back up.

Yes. Landlords need an EICR on a regular cycle, so they are worth winning. You get a dedicated EICR page written for landlords and agents, covering how you book, how quickly the report arrives and how you handle remedial work. It gives them a reason to pick you and come back.

If you fit them, yes. People search for EV charger installation as its own job, usually soon after buying the car. A page just for that, with the chargers you install and what happens on the survey, has a far better chance of being found than one line on a services list.

No. I write every page for you from a short set-up call about your services, areas and the work you want more of. You just check it's accurate and approve it. If anything needs changing after launch, tell me and I'll update it.

The groundwork Google needs to find and understand your site: page titles written for the searches you want, a clear page structure, fast pages on mobile, your business details kept consistent, and a sitemap so Google knows every page exists. It's the base that Local SEO builds on later.

No honest person can promise you a position, and I won't. Google decides where your pages show up. What I can promise is that your site launches with the SEO foundations done properly. If you want more from Google after that, Local SEO is there month to month, but it's up to you.

The pages already bringing you visitors are redirected properly to their new addresses, so you keep the ground you've already gained.

They stay yours. Your new site goes live on your own web address, and your email is left alone, because it runs separately from the website. Nothing is switched off until the new site is working.

A yearly fee for hosting and your web address, paid by you. I tell you the exact amount in writing before you pay anything. Local SEO is optional, month to month, if you want it.

Yes. You own it, so you can make changes yourself or ask anyone you like. For the first 90 days after launch, I make tweaks for you and keep improving the site based on what the tracking shows.

For 90 days, I keep an eye on how the site is doing and improve it based on what the tracking shows. Questions come straight to me, not a helpdesk. After that, it's yours to run however suits you.