Websites for electricians in Liverpool
£50 per month
Liverpool's converted Victorian terraces need per-flat certificates and shared-supply knowledge that agents struggle to source locally.
- See it finished before you pay anything
- No minimum term
- Leave whenever
Why it matters here
Established reputations locally, but a real gap in online visibility that newer competitors are starting to exploit.
A lot of Liverpool's inner suburbs are Victorian terraces converted into flats, and the electrical work that comes out of them is its own specialism: shared supplies, landlord circuits, meters in awkward places, and a certificate needed for each unit rather than the building. Electricians who handle that well are valuable to letting agents and hard to find, because almost nobody advertises it. A website page written for that reader - how you approach a converted property, what an EICR on a flat with a communal supply involves, turnaround, and how you invoice across multiple units - is speaking directly to somebody managing a portfolio. Homeowner work in Woolton and Crosby is a different sell entirely, built on qualifications, tidiness and the reassurance that a rewire will not leave the house unusable. Keep both, but write them separately, because the same words will not do.
How do people in Liverpool find a electrician?
Most electricians in Liverpool still get found on Google Maps and local search — a clear website backs up the listing when someone compares three names.
Established reputations locally, but a real gap in online visibility that newer competitors are starting to exploit.
What are you competing against locally?
In Liverpool you are usually up against a handful of electricians with proper sites, plus directory listings and a Facebook page that has not been updated in months.
The bar is not a fancy agency site — it is a fast page that says what you do, shows where you work, and makes ringing or enquiring obvious.
What does a Liverpool electrician need on their website?
A electrician site for Liverpool needs your services, your coverage across Merseyside, and a phone number or form above the fold — at £50 a month with nothing to pay until it is live.
A site that shows you’re qualified, covers your services, and makes requesting a quote straightforward.
What people actually search for in Liverpool
- electrician near me in Liverpool
- emergency electrician in Liverpool
- EV charger install in Liverpool
They're searching for the job, not for your business name. If nothing on your site is about that job, you're not in the running.
So your site gets a page for each job you do
- Rewires
- Consumer units
- EV chargers
- Fault finding
Want one?
£50 per month, and nothing to pay until it's live.
£50 per month
What you get for £50 a month
One plan, the same for every trade. Everything needed for a website that works and stays working, designed and written for electricians.
Designed for your business, not from a template
I write the copy and design the pages around how your customers actually decide. It won't look like everyone else's.
Quick, and works everywhere
Loads fast, works properly on a phone, and set up so Google can actually find you. How that's done is my problem - you just need it to work.
You can edit it yourself
Your own login for text, prices and photos - change them from your phone in two minutes. Want a page reworked rather than tweaked? Ask me and I'll do it.
Everything included · £50 per month
- A professional website designed for your kind of business
- Included
- Homepage, services, about and contact - plus a service page for every service you offer
- Included
- Copy written for you
- Included
- Your own login to edit text, prices and photos yourself - no waiting on me
- Included
- Mobile-friendly and built to get found on Google
- Included
- Hosting included
- Included
- You own your domain (you pay the domain cost)
- Included
Want more?
- Other kinds of page - a gallery, a blog, an areas-covered page
- New features - booking, payments, an online shop
- Logo design (send one if you have it)
- Photography
- Domain registration cost
We can discuss additional requirements and pricing.
That's £600 a year. Most of the businesses I build for charge more than that for a single job.
Sites built for real businesses
Photographs from live client sites — not mockups or templates.
You carry none of the risk
I'm one person. No office, no account managers, no sales team to pay for. And there's no build fee, which means I only get paid if you stay - so the site has to actually earn its keep. That's the deal, and it's why the price is the price.
See it finished before you pay anything
You pay nothing while I design and build it. You see the finished site, working, before any money changes hands - and if you don't want it, you don't take it and you owe me nothing.
No minimum term
No minimum term, no notice period and no exit fee. The terms are one page in plain English and you can read them before you start.
Leave whenever
Tell me and it stops - no notice period, no exit fee. Your domain was always registered in your name, so your address on the internet stays yours. The website itself is part of the plan rather than something you buy outright, so it comes down when the plan ends - that's exactly what makes £50 a month possible instead of a few thousand up front.
Want one?
£50 per month, and nothing to pay until it's live.
£50 per month
How it works
Three steps, and usually about a week from start to live.
01
Tell me about the business
What you do, where you work, and whether you already have a site or a domain. A ten-minute call is usually enough.
02
I build it - you pay nothing yet
Copy, design, build. You see it and tell me what to change. Still no fee at this point, and if you don't want it you don't take it.
03
It goes live, then it's £50 a month
I show you how to edit it yourself, and I'm still here for anything bigger. Hosting included. Cancel whenever. You cover your own domain.
Also covering nearby
Electricians in towns close to Liverpool — same offer, local pages for each.
Other trades in Liverpool
Websites for other local trades in Liverpool — same monthly plan, trade-specific copy.
FAQs for electricians
Should I show qualifications like NICEIC or NAPIT?
Yes if you have them. Customers look for that trust signal - we’ll make certifications easy to see.
Can the site handle emergency call-out enquiries?
We can put your phone number front and centre and make it obvious you’re available for urgent jobs where that’s part of your offer.
I already get work from Checkatrade - why a website?
Directories help, but you don’t own them. Your own site builds your name, supports quotes, and catches people who search Google directly.
Can you list EV chargers, rewires and testing separately?
Yes. Clear service pages (or sections) help the right jobs find you - and help Google understand what you do.
How much is an electrician website?
£50 a month. Hosting and updates included. You pay for your domain separately. Cancel anytime.
Get a website for your Liverpool electricians business
People nearby are searching for what you do. Your website should help them choose you - not send them to a competitor.
Reminder
£50 per month · nothing to pay until it's live
You pay nothing while I design and build it. You see the finished site, working, before any money changes hands - and if you don't want it, you don't take it and you owe me nothing.