Your registration, up front
NICEIC, NAPIT or ELECSA, shown where people look. Landlords searching “EICR Flintshire” need to see it before they ring.
Rewires, consumer units, EV chargers, EICRs — customers want a registered electrician they can trust and a price they can plan around. We build, host and look after your site across North Wales and the border — from £2,500, then £175 a month.
NICEIC, NAPIT or ELECSA, shown where people look. Landlords searching “EICR Flintshire” need to see it before they ring.
EV charger installs, rewires, fuse boards, landlord certificates, outdoor sockets — the searches people type, each with its own page.
A cost estimator for the jobs you price by the job. Customers see a range, and ring you already knowing it.
Electrical work is bought on trust and on paperwork. Your site puts both first: the registration badge, the certificates you issue, reviews from real customers, and photos of tidy work. Then it answers the questions people type before they ring — how much is an EICR, do I need a new consumer unit, can you fit an EV charger — so the phone rings with people who already know what they want.
Every town you cover gets its own page, so “electrician Wrexham” and “EV charger installer Chester” find you rather than a national directory. The site is looked after every month so it stays fast, secure and found.
From £2,500 to build, then £175 a month. Up to 15 pages, a cost estimator, enquiry forms with an instant reply, and every month hosting, security, updates, your Google Business Profile and SEO with a visibility report.
Most sites are live within three to four weeks of the £350 audit, depending on how quickly we get your photos, prices and a few answers. You see a live preview and nothing goes out without your say-so.
That’s the whole point of the build: a real page for each job you want more of and each town you cover, a proper sitemap, and Google Search Console set up and watched every month. Nobody can promise a position — but our first client site reached page one in its first month and Google’s AI now quotes his prices by name. The proof page shows it.
Hosting, SSL and security, updates and fixes, your Google Business Profile, ongoing SEO, a monthly visibility report and domain help. It’s itemised on the prices page. Twelve months from go-live, then 30 days’ notice, and if you ever leave you keep your domain and a copy of the site.
Tick what you need and see the price. Or start with the free listing in the North Wales Directory.