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"Homeowners search 'NICEIC electrician' by name. If you're not the one they find, you're invisible."
NICEIC, NAPIT, Part P-registered, 18th Edition: the badges UK homeowners actually search for, surfaced where Google and humans both look. £297 to launch, done for you.
Not a wireframe. Not a stock template. A live, scrollable site we built for a bristol electrician. Yours would carry your business name, your real services, and the area you cover.
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"Homeowners search 'NICEIC electrician' by name. If you're not the one they find, you're invisible."
Since the 2020 Electrical Safety Standards regulations, every privately rented home in England requires an EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) every 5 years. That's millions of properties on a rolling 5-year cycle, all needing a qualified electrician.
Most electrician websites bury EICR work as a footnote on a generic services page. We build a dedicated EICR service page with landlord pricing transparency, turnaround time, and a portfolio-discount CTA. Landlords with three or more properties become recurring clients.
Source: gov.uk Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector. Regulations apply in England. Scotland operates equivalent rules with different timing.
Five EICRs every five years, plus any remedial work that comes from the inspection. A single landlord-customer often returns £3,000+ in repeat work. See what's in Growth.
NICEIC is the most-recognised electrical brand. Homeowners search "NICEIC electrician [town]" more than any other certification. We put the badge in the hero, link the public NICEIC find-an-electrician directory, and surface your registration number.
"EICR [town]" is one of the highest-intent searches in this trade. Most electrician sites bury it. We build a dedicated page for landlords with pricing transparency and a portfolio CTA.
If you're OZEV-approved for EV chargepoint installs, we surface it prominently. Grant funding gets customers searching specifically for OZEV-registered installers.
"Part P registered" is technical. Customers know they need a Building Regulations Compliance Certificate but don't know how. We translate it into customer-language, "We notify Building Control on your behalf so the work is fully compliant", without losing the SEO benefit.
NICEIC is the brand customers search for by name. NAPIT is the credible second. Part P is the regulation everyone asks about. We surface whichever you hold.
Every service gets its own block, in plain English, with the contact button visible throughout. You tell us what you take on. We write it up. Drop what's not relevant.
Two of the highest-converting electrical searches are "NICEIC electrician near me" and "EICR [town]." Customers know what they want. We build landing pages that match those exact searches, with your NICEIC registration number visible, your service area on the page, and Google Business Profile management on Growth that ties the lot together.
VAT included. No lock-in, ever. Year-two onwards is a separate decision when you get there.
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