Residential and commercial clarity
Separate the kinds of properties you serve. Explain whether you handle residential upgrades, tenant improvements, or commercial maintenance, so enquiries start with the right expectations.
FREE WEBSITES FOR ELECTRICIANS
A website that makes your electrical expertise clear.
A free website build or rebuild for selected electricians. Explain your services, show your work and welcome project enquiries. Domain and hosting costs are separate.
Apply for a Free WebsiteA website built around your work
“Tell us about your electrical project” invites useful enquiries without promising an instant quote. A clear note that work may need an assessment helps set expectations for panel changes, new circuits, or charger installation.
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ELECTRICAL SERVICES
Good work. Brighter spaces.
Practical electrical improvements for the place you call home.
Tell us about your project
LightingPanel upgradesEV charging
Built around your electrician business
Electrical customers often arrive with a project in mind but little technical vocabulary. A useful website helps them describe the work, understand your specialties, and contact the right person without making safety or pricing promises that need an on-site assessment.
Specific specialties
Describe lighting installations, panel upgrades, EV charger preparation, or fault finding only where they match your services. Explain when site conditions or existing equipment affect the scope.
Useful project enquiries
A short form can ask for property type, location, and a description of the work. Customers can outline a plan without needing to diagnose an electrical fault themselves.
Verified professional information
Make supplied license details and real project photos easy to find. Keep technical and safety statements accurate, with no invented badges or blanket compliance guarantees.
Turn the right visits into useful enquiries.
These are The Free Website Team recommendations, not measured conversion results or a guarantee of enquiries.
Build around the electrical work you want.
If residential upgrades are your priority, lead with those services instead of a broad ‘all electrical work’ promise. Describe commercial work separately when you genuinely offer it. A clear boundary helps a shop owner and a homeowner choose the right enquiry route.
Let people describe a project in plain language.
For a proposed charger installation, an enquiry can ask for property type, location, and the intended use. Do not ask a customer to open a panel, test equipment, or diagnose capacity to complete a marketing form. Arrange any assessment through your professional process.
Explain what comes before a quote.
Say whether your next step is a call, photo review, or visit, if that is your actual process. An example project should explain what you installed and your role, without presenting that project’s price or timing as a promise for a different property.
Common website mistakes to avoid.
- Using technical abbreviations without explaining the service in customer language.
- Offering an instant fixed quote for work that needs a property assessment.
- Publishing unverified license numbers or blanket code-compliance guarantees.
- Using an enquiry form that asks visitors to carry out electrical checks themselves.
Put the plan into practice.
A useful five-page starting point.
The exact pages are agreed before we build. This structure keeps the essentials easy to find.
Explore the full scopeHome
Introduce the types of electrical work you take on and the area you cover.
Electrical services
Explain your specialties and what information helps you assess a new enquiry.
About & qualifications
Share your actual background, team information, and supplied credentials.
Project examples
Show your own completed work with brief descriptions and permission to publish the photos.
Contact
Offer a project enquiry form and accurate contact details. State how appointments are confirmed.
What’s free. What’s separate.
The free website
Up to five mobile-friendly pages, a contact form, SEO essentials, one revision and launch help. You provide the content and photos.
What’s includedThe costs outside the build
You own your website and cover domain, compatible hosting and approved third-party tools. No hosting purchase from us is required.
Keep your domain or rebuildWhy we offer it
Optional maintenance, updates, SEO and marketing support the free offer. Use the site yourself or choose another provider—no subscription required.
Optional servicesWhat to have ready.
Prepare a list of services, property types you work on, your service area, and verified qualifications. For project photos, remove private addresses or other identifying details unless you have the property owner’s permission.
Use our content preparation guideQuestions from electricians.
Can the website focus on EV charger installation?
Yes, if that is one of your services. We can explain your process and invite project enquiries. Site-specific feasibility, electrical capacity, permits, and installation pricing need your professional assessment.
Can I show residential and commercial services?
Yes. We can organize both on a services page or agree on separate pages within the five-page limit. The structure should reflect the work you want to receive.
Will you write technical electrical advice?
You provide and approve the service content. Professional copywriting and technical or safety advice are outside the free build; we help organize accurate information you supply.
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New website or rebuild. No required subscription.
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You cover your domain and hosting.