A website for electricians that gets you past the shortlist.
Your registration, the work you take on, and the areas you cover — visible before anyone has to ask.
Why it matters
Landlords and letting agents check before they call.
An agent with forty properties vets you on registration and capacity. A homeowner just wants a socket moved.
Two customers, one website
Most electricians' sites only speak to one of them.
EICR work is scheduled
Agents buy a rota, not a job. Say you can do it.
You're ruled out silently
Nobody rings to tell you the site put them off.
What they check first
Three things, thirty seconds.
NICEIC, NAPIT or your scheme
With the number, not just the badge.
EICRs and certificates
Named explicitly, or agents assume you don't.
Domestic or commercial
Which you actually take on, and at what scale.
Free to preview — no card needed.
What you get
Built for electricians, not for everyone.
Straight answer
Commercial contracts are still won on relationships.
A site won't win you a maintenance contract — it stops you being ruled out at the shortlist stage, which happens quietly.
Pricing
£20 a month. That's it.
Preview the whole site first. You only pay when you publish it.
No setup fee. No contract. Cancel any time.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Should landlord work have its own page?
Yes. It's a different customer with a different buying process, and a page that speaks directly to letting agents converts far better than one paragraph buried in "Services".
Can I show my certification logos?
Yes, provided you're currently registered — we display the scheme and your number. It's one of the strongest trust signals on the page.
I mostly get work from one builder. Do I need this?
It's a concentration risk more than a marketing problem. A site is cheap insurance for the month that builder goes quiet.
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