Electrician Website Builder: Services, Registration and Photo Enquiries

An electrician's website has to prove you are qualified, show the work you take on and make it easy to ask for a price. Describe your services and area and Mythex builds pages for domestic, landlord and commercial work, an EV charger page, your registration details and an enquiry form that accepts photos of the consumer unit.

Who it's for

Sole-trader electricians and small contracting firms who rely on a directory listing or word of mouth, and who want enquiries with enough detail to price a job before the first visit.

What you can build

Separate pages for domestic, landlord and commercial work
Registration number and insurance on the home page
EV charger installs with the brands you fit
Emergency call-out hours and areas covered
An enquiry form with photo uploads of the consumer unit
Starting prices for standard jobs like inspections

Prove you are qualified first

Homeowners are wary of unqualified electricians, and landlords and letting agents often need proof before they can hire you. Put your licence or registration number, scheme membership and insurance on the home page, not buried in the footer. Link to the scheme's register if it has one so people can check.

Registration number
Insurance
Link to the public register

Split the work by customer

A homeowner wanting extra sockets, a landlord needing an inspection and a builder looking for a subcontractor read different things. Give each a page with the jobs you do for them, typical timescales and what they need to provide. It also gives search engines pages that match each search.

Enquiries you can price

Ask for the property type, the job, and a photo of the consumer unit and, for chargers, where the car parks. You can often give a close price without a visit, which wins jobs from people comparing several electricians.

Mistakes to avoid

Do not claim services you do not offer to look bigger; a commercial client who finds you only do domestic work will not return. Do not list emergency cover you cannot provide at 2 a.m. And keep a phone number visible on every page for people with a fault right now.

A prompt to start from

Build a website for my electrical contracting business with pages for domestic work, landlord inspections, commercial work and EV charger installs (listing brands I fit), my registration number and insurance on the home page, emergency call-out hours and areas, starting prices for inspections and charger installs, and an enquiry form that accepts photos of the consumer unit and saves to a database with an admin list.

Questions

Should I publish prices for electrical work?

Many contractors publish starting prices for standard jobs like charger installs or inspections, with complex work quoted after a visit.

Can customers upload photos with their enquiry?

Yes. The form accepts photos and stores them with the enquiry, so you see the board before you call back.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes, on Pro at $25/month. The Free plan publishes to a Mythex address while you get started.

Where do enquiries go?

Into a database in your project with an admin list. Email notifications need an email service you connect yourself.

Do I need to code?

No. You describe your business and Mythex builds the site. You change it by chatting.

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