Sector file 01 · Electricians
Websites for Electricians
Get emergency calls from Google. Available 24/7 on search.
The objection
“I get all my work by word of mouth.”
And you will keep it. Word of mouth still ends in a search: the person who was given your name types it into Google to check you are real before they ring. If nothing comes back, the recommendation stalls there.
“The job at 2am goes to whoever answers, not to whoever has a website.”
True, and that is the point. The phone only rings if you were on the screen at 2am with a number that dials in one tap. That is the job the site is built to do.
“I had a website once and it did nothing.”
Most of them do nothing, because they were a brochure: five pages about the company and not one about the work people search for. Yours gets a page per service and per town, which is what search rewards.
“I have not got time to keep a website updated.”
Then do not. Updates are our job - send a message and it is done. Nothing on the site expires or breaks if you never touch it for a year.
Included as standard
Questions
How much does a website for an electrician cost?
From £49 per month, all included: design, domain, hosting, maintenance and support. One-off setup runs £150-£300 depending on size. No long contracts and no surprise invoices.
Will it help me get emergency call-outs from Google?
That is what it is built for. You get a click-to-call button that works on mobile, pages for the services and areas you cover, and your Google Business Profile linked up so you show for "emergency electrician" plus your town.
How long does it take to build?
Most sites are ready in 1-2 weeks. A simple one-page site can be live in days if you need it sooner.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Thirty days notice and you are done, with no exit fees. The domain is yours to take wherever you want.