Websites for electricians

Said the way a homeowner says it

You might call it a consumer unit. Your customer calls it the fuse box, and that’s what they type when the trip switch won’t stay up.

Tell us your jobs however they come to you, shorthand and all. We write them up so the person reading understands what you do, without dumbing down the work.

Small jobs, big jobs, and the ones you’d skip

The same website has to work for an extra socket in the kitchen and a full rewire before somebody moves in. The builder starts you on an electrician’s usual list, and you keep what you take on.

EV chargers, outdoor lighting, smoke alarms and inspection reports each sit on that list to tick or leave. Anything you’d rather not be rung about can be kept off altogether.

If much of your work is for landlords or letting agents, say so when you describe your jobs, and we’ll write it in.

Tidy work is worth showing

A neat board, straight runs of cable and a ceiling put back as it was tell a customer more than a list does. Photograph the finished job before you pack up.

Add it to your past jobs with a line about where it was, and we write the rest. Until you’ve added your own, the pictures on your services are ours, and your editor says so.