HomeWebsite design for electricians
Websites built for electrical companies.
Rewires, commercial fit-outs, EV chargers, consumer unit upgrades: each customer is searching for something different. Your site should tell each of them what they need to hear.
What an electrical website has to do.
Electrical work covers domestic, commercial and specialist installs. One general services page rarely covers it well.
- 01
Split domestic from commercial
A homeowner and a business owner search for different things and trust different signals. The site speaks to each of them clearly.
- 02
Lead with certification
Your Part P and scheme registration go near the quote form. They are what a customer looks for before letting someone near the fuse board.
- 03
Feature growing services
EV charger installs and consumer unit upgrades get their own section, because they are often what brings people to search.
Concept build, not a live client site
BrightSpark Electrical
A concept build that shows this approach: domestic and commercial electrical work, EV chargers and consumer unit upgrades, clearly split, for a Leeds electrical company. For live client sites, read the Lumina Designed and Omni Construction Group case studies.
Electrical questions.
All questionsCan the site show both domestic and commercial electrical work?
Yes. Services are split clearly, so a homeowner after a consumer unit upgrade and a business after commercial rewiring both find what they need straight away.
How do I highlight Part P certification and scheme registration?
They go near your quote form and services list. They are the trust signal that turns a browsing visitor into an enquiry for electrical work.
Can you feature specific services like EV charger installs?
Yes. Growing services such as EV charger installation get their own section and are not buried in a general list.
See your own electrical site before you commit.
Tell us about your electrical company and we design a working homepage around it. Look it over first. If it is not right, you owe nothing.