Web Design for Electricians in Ireland

Homeowners are wary of electrical work, and they are right to be. Before they let anyone near the fuse board, they want proof you are registered, insured and good at what you do. We build websites for electricians that make that case before the phone rings.

Electrician wiring a socket

Building websites since 2006

Based in Cork, working nationwide

Fixed quotes, no hourly billing

You deal with the person building your site

Why electricians need more than a Facebook page

Most electricians are busy, and plenty get by on referrals and a Facebook page. The problem shows up when you want a different kind of work. The homeowner looking for an EV charger, the landlord who needs a periodic inspection, the business owner planning an office fit-out: all of them search on Google, compare a few websites and shortlist the ones that look established.

A Facebook page cannot rank for “EV charger installation Cork” or explain your commercial experience to a facilities manager. A proper website can, and it keeps working while you are up a ladder.

What we build into every electrician’s website

Putting your Safe Electric registration up front

In Ireland, electrical contractors must be registered with Safe Electric, the scheme run on behalf of the Commission for Regulation of Utilities, and registered contractors issue completion certificates for their work. We make your registration clear on every page and explain in plain language what it means for the customer.

Keeping domestic and commercial apart

A homeowner with a tripping breaker and a contractor sending out a tender want very different things. We give each their own route: quick answers and a call button for domestic customers, and project examples, capabilities and credentials for commercial buyers.

Building pages for the jobs that are growing

EV charger installation, solar PV, battery storage, smart home systems, alarms and CCTV, rewires and upgrades. Each service gets its own page with the questions customers actually ask, including how SEAI home energy grants work where they apply.

Building a quote form that saves site visits

Property type, the job, photos of the consumer unit or install location, and an Eircode. You can price more jobs from the van and only drive out to the ones worth quoting.

Showing reviews and finished work

Google reviews and a simple gallery of completed installs. A tidy consumer unit photo builds more trust than any paragraph we could write.

Keeping it fast, secure and easy to update

Built on WordPress, compressed for mobile, and simple enough that you can add a new project in a few minutes from your phone.

Websites we have built for trades and technical businesses

Hyland Security

A Cork alarm supplier offering home and commercial systems. We built a site that gives each audience its own path, the same structure electrical contractors need.

Complete Homes

A builder’s website with premium branding and strong project imagery.

Proven Roofing

A clean brochure site setting out services and completed projects.

What an electrician’s website costs

We quote every project at a fixed price after a short call. No hourly billing, no surprise invoices. Simple sites start from €700.

€700

simple sites start from

€55 a month

maintenance from

Maintenance plans start from €55 a month once the site is live.

What moves the price

Number of service pages, for example a single domestic page versus separate pages for EV chargers, solar and commercial work.

Copywriting, if you want us to write the words.

Quote forms and booking tools.

Logo and branding, if you need them.

How it works

Most projects take three or four calls in total. You speak to the person actually building your site, not an account manager.

A short first call to see whether we are a good fit.

A scoping call, then a fixed written quote.

Design shared through a live link, so you can check it between jobs.

Launch, connected to Google and ready for enquiries.

Getting found for the work you want

Electricians searching for more work usually want specific jobs, not just any call. That is why we build a page for each service and link it to the areas you cover. Combined with a well kept Google Business Profile and regular reviews, it gives you a real chance of appearing when someone searches for a charger install or a rewire near them. For a bigger push, our SEO team can help.

Electrician website FAQs

Simple websites start from €700 and every project gets a fixed quote before we start. Larger sites with several service pages, copywriting and detailed quote forms cost more.

Yes, if you want that work. People search for those jobs by name, and a dedicated page that answers their questions, covers grant basics and shows your installs is far more likely to rank and convert than a single line on your homepage.

State clearly that you are a Registered Electrical Contractor and that you issue completion certificates. Put it near the top of the homepage and on each service page. Check the scheme’s own guidance before using any official logo.

Very much so. Main contractors and facilities managers check websites when shortlisting. A clear capabilities page with project examples, insurance details and safety credentials helps you get onto tender lists.

Yes. Your site is built on WordPress and adding a project with a few photos takes minutes. If you would rather hand it off, a maintenance plan covers updates.

Yes. We are based in Cork and build websites for businesses all over Ireland.

Get a fixed quote for your electrical business

Tell us the work you want more of and the areas you cover. We will come back with a plan and a fixed price.