Web design for electricians in Kent who quote against three others
More calls and enquiries, a website that makes you look the part, and none of the technical side to worry about.
Websites for electrical businesses across Kent, from rewires and consumer unit upgrades to EV chargers and landlord compliance. From £100 a month with everything done for you (12-month minimum), or from £800 outright on Wix if you'd rather edit it yourself. Live in as little as two weeks.
★★★★★ 5.0 from 160 reviewsGet your site online for only £199, £99 setup and your first month, then from £100 a month. 12-month minimum. No VAT to add. SEO kept up every month.Live in as little as 2 weeksWix Legend Partner200+ projects10 years building
Local coverage
An electrician's website is a compliance document as much as a shopfront
Electrical work sits closer to safety regulation than most trades, and customers know it. Someone comparing electricians for a rewire, a consumer unit upgrade or a safety certificate is quietly checking who's actually registered before they check who's cheapest, and a site that hides that information behind a stock photo of a toolkit loses the comparison before it starts.
The trade has also changed shape faster than most in the last few years. EV charger installation and smart home wiring are now a meaningful share of enquiries in the more affluent parts of Kent, particularly the commuter towns, and a site still written entirely around 'sockets and switches' reads as behind the work you're actually doing.
Landlord and letting agent work runs on a different rhythm again: safety certificates and portfolio compliance booked in batches, not urgently, and won on being obviously set up to handle several properties rather than a single domestic job.
What tends to work here
What it costs
What an electrical website costs
One question decides it: do you want to edit the website yourself?
No, I'd rather it was done for me
Pay monthly, built on Astro
Get your site online for only £199
£99 setup and your first month, then from £100 a month. 12-month minimum. No VAT to add. SEO kept up every month.
About £3.29 a day for a site that is built properly and looked after. Bought outright, the same level of SEO starts at £1,100, before hosting or changes.
Get my site online for £199Services sites £100 or £200 a month, bookings or ecommerce £150 or £250. Up to 1 or 2 hours of changes a month, unused time does not roll over, bigger work quoted first. 12-month minimum.
Yes, I want to edit it myself
Buy outright on Wix
From £800
Bookings or ecommerce from £1,000. Wix hosting is paid to Wix, in your name, not marked up.
Get a fixed quote for a Wix siteNo VAT to add. Every plan and term on the pricing page →
Proof, not promises
Every one left by a real client on Google, Facebook, Trustpilot or Wix. Nothing here is a quote I chose because it flattered me.
One of them, word for word
“Owen was great, professional and very calm throughout all of our endless changes and sometimes muddled thinking!”
What I do
What I build for electrical businesses
A website that brings in work, and help getting it found on Google.
Web Design
A site that puts your registration, your certification and a fast quote form front and centre, with a dedicated section for landlord compliance work.
From £100 a month (12-month minimum), or from £800 outright. Both routes above
SEO
Ranking for 'electrician near me', 'EV charger installation' and safety certificate searches across the towns you cover, not just your home town.
From £300
What to fix
Four gaps that cost electricians the quote
No registration badge anywhere on the page
NICEIC and NAPIT membership is exactly the kind of trust signal a nervous customer is looking for before they hand over consumer unit access, and it's routinely left off entirely.
EV charger installation isn't mentioned
It's one of the fastest-growing electrical searches in Kent's commuter towns, and a site that never says the word misses every one of those enquiries by default.
No landlord or letting agent section
Compliance work is often the steadiest income an electrician has, and it needs its own section speaking directly to letting agents rather than being buried in a general services list.
A quote form asking for a paragraph of detail
Long forms lose enquiries before they're submitted. A short form that asks for the job type, the postcode and a number to call back converts far better than one that asks someone to describe their consumer unit.
Not sure how yours measures up? Tell me about it and I'll look at it with you →
Timings
Live in as little as two weeks
Before the clock starts
Discovery & quote
A call, competitors, then a fixed price agreed before anything starts.
2 to 4 weeks
Design & build
Where the whole build sits, brochure at the short end, ecommerce at the long one.
Launch day
Launch
Testing, SEO checks, analytics and email all done before it goes live.
After launch
Support
Changes done for you every month on a monthly plan, or 30 days of fixes on a Wix build.
Questions
Electrical web design questions
Do you build sites for electricians in Sevenoaks or Tunbridge Wells, not just Medway?+
Yes. I'm based in Gillingham but build across Kent, and West Kent's commuter towns are exactly where EV charger and smart home enquiries have been growing fastest.
Can you show my NICEIC or NAPIT number properly?+
Yes, and I'd recommend it. A visible, verified registration number is the single strongest trust signal an electrical site can carry.
I do a lot of landlord and letting agent work, can the site speak to that directly?+
Yes. That's a genuinely different customer to a homeowner needing a rewire, and I'd build a section that speaks to portfolio compliance specifically, not bury it in a general list.
Should EV charger installation get its own page?+
Usually yes, once it's a meaningful part of the work. It's a distinct search term from general electrical work, and a dedicated section or page catches enquiries a generic 'services' list would miss.
How is this different from a generic web design agency?+
I build around what actually wins an electrical quote: visible registration, a fast form, and a site that treats compliance work as seriously as the customer does. A generic agency usually treats it as one line among many.
Nearby
Other trades I build for
Businesses often ask about related trades alongside their own, so here are a few we cover most often.
Electricians websites across Kent
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