Websites for electricians

A website that wins rewires and fuse board upgrades

Anyone can swap a socket. The jobs worth having — rewires, consumer unit upgrades, EV chargers — go to the sparky whose registrations and finished boards a homeowner can see before ringing. Heyguv builds that site in about a minute, and Guv runs it while you're on the tools.

14 days free, no minimum term.

brightsonselectrical.co.uk
Website Guv built for Bright & Sons Electrical, Guildford

A real site Guv built from three lines about the business — NICEIC in the wording, jobs on their own pages. Your photos of tidy boards replace the samples as you post.

What Guv does for your week

The site is the shop window. Guv is the one who keeps it working — from your phone, in the gaps between jobs.

Finish a job, post it — under a minute

Snap the labelled board before you pack up and Guv writes the caption. A straight, tidy consumer unit on your site sells the next one better than anything you could write about yourself.

Reviews without the awkward ask

Mark the job done and Guv drafts the review ask. One tap for the customer, straight onto your site — and they're invited to put it on Google, where the stars show.

Enquiries answered the same day

Enquiries land in one inbox with Guv's reply drafted — so the EV charger lead gets an answer today, while you're still in someone's loft with a fish tape.

Quotes and invoices from the van

Quote the rewire from the van on a proper page with your name on it, see when it's opened, and turn the yes into an invoice with one tap.

What it does on Google

The site is built to rank for the searches that turn into your kind of work:

  • electrician in [your town]
  • fuse box replacement [your town]
  • EV charger installation near me

A page for every job you want more of

Rewires, consumer units, EV chargers, fault finding — each on its own page, because each is its own search. EV work especially is a search with money behind it.

Your registrations where buyers look

NICEIC, NAPIT — whatever you hold sits high on the page, not buried in a footer. It's the first thing a homeowner checks for anything electrical.

The technical side handled

Speed, titles, structured data — done automatically, and every posted job is fresh content Google reads.

Finish a job, post it from the van

Snap a photo when you finish and Guv drafts the words. A post like this goes on your site in under a minute — proof for the next customer, fresh content for Google.

Consumer unit upgrade in Earley today — old fuse box out, new board in with SPD, everything tested and labelled. EICR certificate issued same visit.
An example job post — Guv drafts it, you approve it.

Straight answers

I already have a Checkatrade profile — do I need a site?

A profile puts you in a list next to your competitors. Your own site is the one place the customer sees only you — and it's what Checkatrade browsers open next.

How much of my time does it actually take?

A photo and two taps at the end of a job, and a tap to approve replies and review asks. Nothing needs a laptop.

What does it cost?

Build it yourself from the homepage box and see it before you pay anything. Then a monthly plan with a 14-day free trial — no setup fee, no minimum term.

See your site before you pay a penny

Your business name, your town, a few lines about your work — Guv builds the site while you watch. Keep it if you like it. 14 days free, no minimum term.

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