Ohmsworth Electrical
A calm, technical homepage for an electrical contractor serving homeowners, landlords and businesses.
Explore the concept
Website design for electricians & electrical contractors
Custom-coded websites for electricians and electrical contractors across the UK, structured so homeowners, landlords and commercial clients can each find the work they need, check your credentials and get in touch easily.
01 — Your customers
Homes, landlords and businesses, each served.
An electrician’s website often serves very different people. Separating their needs clearly is one of the most useful things the website can do.
Homeowners with a fault
Tripping circuits, sockets that have stopped working or a problem after a storm. They want to know quickly whether you can help and how soon to expect contact.
Planned domestic work
Rewires, consumer unit replacements, lighting, EV chargers or extensions. These are considered purchases where customers compare businesses and want a quotation.
Landlords and letting agents
In England, private landlords must have their electrical installations inspected and tested at least every five years, so landlords look for clear information about electrical installation condition reports and how to book them.
Commercial clients
Businesses and facilities managers looking for installation, testing or maintenance contracts want evidence of capability, the type of premises you work in and a straightforward way to discuss a project.
02 — What it can include
Features an electrician’s website could include.
Every website is scoped to your business, so not every feature belongs on every site. These are the kinds of things an electrician’s website might include, depending on who you work for.
- Domestic and commercial paths
- Clearly separated sections, so homeowners are not wading through commercial capability statements and facilities managers can find what is relevant to them.
- Service categories that match searches
- Specific pages for the work you want, such as rewires, EV charger installation or electrical testing, written in plain English for the people who commission it.
- Landlord information
- A clear explanation of the inspections you carry out for rental properties and how landlords or agents can arrange them, if that is work you want.
- Enquiry routes for each audience
- A quick contact route for faults, a fuller quotation request for planned work and a project enquiry for commercial clients, kept simple to complete on a phone.
- Project showcases
- Photographs and short write-ups of installations you are proud of, from a neat consumer unit to a commercial fit-out, organised by type of work.
- Service area information
- Plain information about where you work, and whether that differs between domestic and commercial projects.
Every website is custom-coded, designed for mobile from the start and built with technical SEO foundations; see our web design and development service for how projects work.
03 — Trust & evidence
Credentials customers can check.
Electrical work is safety-critical, and customers know it. They look for proof that you are qualified, registered and good at what you do.
- Registration
- Many electricians belong to a competent person scheme, such as NICEIC or NAPIT, which allows certain domestic work to be self-certified under the Building Regulations in England and Wales. Your website can show the schemes you actually belong to and link to where customers can check them.
- Reviews
- Genuine reviews from the platforms you use, displayed or linked at the source. We never write or invent reviews.
- Work you can show
- Your own photographs of finished installations, which show care and tidiness in a way no description can.
- Business details
- The kinds of premises you work in, from homes to offices or industrial units, and the areas you cover, so commercial clients can judge fit before they get in touch.
04 — Local search
Domestic and commercial coverage.
Domestic electrical searches are usually local, while commercial clients may search more widely. Your website can support both by being specific about your services, the areas you cover and the kinds of premises you work in.
Commercial coverage is often wider than domestic, so it helps to say so plainly rather than repeat the same page for every town. Separate area pages are only worth having where there is distinct work, such as commercial projects in a particular city, to show.
- Pages by service and audience
- Rewires, testing and commercial installation each answer different searches, so they get their own pages, grouped by who commissions them.
- One set of business details
- The same trading name, contact number and coverage as your Google Business Profile, with structured data that tells search engines what you do.
- Quick on a phone
- Light, fast pages, because a homeowner with a tripped circuit is rarely sitting at a desk.
05 — Our concept work
Ohmsworth, an electrical concept.
Ohmsworth Electrical is one of our concept websites: an original design for a fictional electrical contractor, not client work. Its audience switcher gives homeowners, landlords and businesses their own route to the right service, and an interactive consumer unit explains what each part does, building trust before anyone gets in touch.
Explore the concept websites06 — Cost
What shapes the cost of an electrician’s website.
Every website is quoted individually, so we do not publish prices. For electrical businesses, these factors usually make the most difference:
Audiences served
Domestic only, or separate domestic, landlord and commercial sections.
Number of service pages
One page per core service, or a smaller site covering the essentials.
Enquiry routes
A single contact form, or separate routes for faults, quotations and commercial projects.
Project content
How many projects to show, and whether you supply finished copy and photographs.
Hosting and maintenance
Not part of the build itself; available separately if you would like us to host and maintain the website.
Already have a website that is not working for you? See website redesign, including how we plan to protect the search visibility you have built up. More on how projects are scoped is on our web design page.
07 — Questions
Your questions, answered.
Something else on your mind? Ask us directly; there is no obligation.
Are you electricians?
No. We are a website design and development company. We design and build custom-coded websites for electricians and electrical contractors, among other businesses.
Will a new website bring in more electrical work?
No one can honestly guarantee that. Enquiries depend on things beyond the website, including your reviews, the other electricians competing for the same customers and how Google ranks local results. A clear, well-structured website makes it easier for homeowners, landlords and businesses to find the right service, check your credentials and contact you, which is what we focus on.
Can my website show my NICEIC or NAPIT registration?
Yes, where you hold it. We can show the schemes and memberships that apply to your business and link to where customers can verify them. We only display credentials you have confirmed.
Should domestic and commercial work be on the same website?
Usually, yes, but clearly separated, so each audience finds the right information quickly. If the two sides of your business are very different, we will discuss whether they need distinct sections or a different structure.
Can I show reviews from other websites?
Usually, yes. Reviews can be quoted with permission, displayed from the platforms you use or linked to at the source. Some review widgets add third-party scripts or cookies, so we will talk through the options.
Is it worth having a separate page for EV charger installation?
If it is work you want more of, usually yes. People search for EV charger installation as a specific service and want specific answers, such as what is involved and what you need to know about their property. A dedicated page answers that far better than a line in a general list.
Request a quotation
Tell us about your business.
Tell us about your business, the work you want more of and any website you have now. We will arrange a conversation and follow up with a written proposal and tailored quotation.