Domestic and commercial electricians
Web Design for Electricians
Web design for electricians works best when it's organised around the specific jobs people search for: EICRs, rewires, consumer unit upgrades, EV chargers and fault-finding. Customers also want reassurance that you're registered and qualified. This guide covers which credentials to show, the service pages that bring in work and how to reach landlords who need regular electrical inspections.
Credentials customers can check
Membership of a competent person scheme such as NICEIC or NAPIT means you can self-certify notifiable electrical work in homes. Customers can check your registration on the Electrical Competent Person register, so show your scheme membership and encourage them to look you up.
Part P in plain English
In England, certain electrical work in homes, such as adding a new circuit or replacing a consumer unit, is notifiable under Part P of the Building Regulations. It must be done by a registered competent person or approved by building control. Explaining this simply on your site helps customers understand why using a registered electrician matters.
Reaching landlords
Under the Electrical Safety Standards regulations for the private rented sector in England, landlords must have the electrical installation inspected and tested at least every five years and give tenants a copy of the report. A page about EICRs for landlords, with clear pricing and booking, reaches a group that needs the service regularly.
Service pages that match searches
Create pages for the jobs you most want: EV charger installation, full and partial rewires, consumer unit upgrades, outdoor lighting, fault-finding and commercial work. Explain what each involves, how long it takes and what affects the price.
Electrician website checklist
- Competent person scheme membership displayed
- Part P explained in plain English
- EICR page for landlords with pricing and booking
- Separate pages for EV chargers, rewires and consumer units
- Service area and response times stated
- Reviews mentioning specific jobs
Good to know
Your questions, answered.
Do I need to show my NICEIC or NAPIT membership?+
It isn't legally required on a website, but customers look for it, and it supports your credibility for notifiable work.
How often do landlords need an EICR?+
In England, at least every five years for private rented properties, or sooner if the previous report says so.
Is it worth a separate page for EV chargers?+
Yes. People search specifically for EV charger installation, and a dedicated page can explain options, typical costs and timescales.
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