SEO for UK electricians
More of the jobs you actually want, from Google
Electrician SEO is monthly SEO for UK electricians from £399 a month, 3-month minimum, one electrician per town. Rewires, consumer units, EV chargers, EICRs, commercial work: the searches people make when they have a proper job and a budget. We get electricians in front of them with a Google Business Profile that ranks in the map of 3, pages that answer the question, and reviews that keep coming.
Free score for your website in 60 seconds
Graded A to F, no email, no sales call. Runs in Quence, our own audit tool.
- Public pricing, from £399 a month
- 3-month minimum, then monthly
- One electrician per town
Your free audit shows
- Where you sit in the map pack, and why
- Which of your pages Google has actually indexed
- The three electricians above you and what they did
Where electrical work comes from
Three doors, three different jobs
Search your trade and your town from a phone. What comes back is a map with three businesses, a list of results led by directories, and a few adverts. Each one sends a different kind of customer, and each one is won differently.
01
The map pack
Sends the emergency and the small job. Decided by your Google Business Profile: category, distance, whether you are open right now, reviews. The website is a supporting act here.
Local SEO02
The organic results
Sends the rewire, the consumer unit, the EV charger. People search for the job, read, and compare. Won by a page that explains that exact job in that exact area.
SEO for electricians03
The adverts
Send whoever is searching this minute, at a price per click, and stop the day you stop paying. Useful for urgent searches while the other two doors are being built.
Google AdsWhat we do
The whole job, in the right order
Most electricians we audit have a website that is fine and a profile that is a mess, or a profile that is fine and a site that says nothing. We fix the cheap thing first, then build the thing that compounds.
Google Business Profile
Right category, every service ticked, exact hours, service area that matches the van, photos of real jobs, a review routine that runs every job.
How it worksPages that answer the search
One page per job you want more of, with the area named and the questions people ask before they book. Written by people who know what an EICR is.
How it worksA site that loads in a second
Built on our own stack, no page builder, no plugins. Real photos, a form that reaches you, a number that is one tap on a phone.
How it worksMentions, measurement and AI answers
Installer registers, real directories, local sites, and the pages and markup that get you named when someone asks ChatGPT or Google AI for an electrician. Then Search Console read by a person and a monthly report in plain English.
How it works
Who we work with
Domestic, EV chargers, commercial: three different search markets
Domestic electricians
Consumer units, rewires, EICRs, fault finding. The map pack for the urgent search and a page per job for the planned one.
SEO for electriciansEV charger installers
Searches with a unit name and a delivery date: Zappi, Ohme, Hypervolt, the grant schemes, a radius wider than a call-out.
SEO for EV charger installersCommercial electricians
Fixed wire testing, emergency lighting, three-phase. Fewer searches, bigger jobs, won on a credentials page rather than the map.
SEO for commercial electricians
Real numbers, from Search Console
What the first two months looked like for a trade client
A remapping garage in Chester, new site launched in July 2026. Same method we use for electricians: profile first, then pages, then reviews. Figures are Google's own, 30 days against the 30 before, pulled in late August.
+500%
clicks from Google
2,399
times shown, +1,026%
5 wks
to enter the map pack
39/40
pages indexed
We do not publish testimonials we cannot show you the source of. Full method and caveats on the results page.
How it works
Four steps, and an honest timeline
01 · Week 1
Audit
We look at your profile, your site, your reviews and the three businesses above you, and send it in plain English with a quote. Free, no meeting required.
02 · Weeks 2 to 6
Fix the profile and the site
Categories, services, hours, photos, review routine. Titles, indexing, speed, the pages that are missing. The cheap wins go first.
03 · Month 2 onward
Build every month
A new job page or guide, mentions on real directories and installer registers, review replies, profile upkeep.
04 · Every month
Measure and report
Search Console read by a person. A short monthly report: what changed, what it did, what is next, and what we refused to touch.
Profile changes show in weeks. Reviews build over months. New pages take three to six months to settle. Anyone promising page one in thirty days is describing a search nobody makes.
Who you are dealing with
A named person, a real address, and a phone that gets answered
Electrician SEO is run by Daniel Stoychev at Webso Digital, a web and SEO studio in Wrexham. We build the sites ourselves, we read the Search Console data ourselves, and we write the reports ourselves. No account managers, no offshore content farm.
- One person owns your account from audit to report
- ICO registered (ZC207002); your enquiries are handled under UK GDPR
- Pricing on the website, the same for everyone
Things we will not do
- Build twenty town pages with the name swapped. Google filters them and they hurt the rest of the site.
- Buy links, buy reviews, or ask your mates for reviews.
- Promise a position. Nobody controls that; we control the work and we show you the numbers.
- Lock you into twelve months.
Guides
Read before you buy anything
How electricians get found on Google in 2026
Where a UK electrician's enquiries come from: the map with 3 businesses on it, the organic results and the directories, and what decides who appears in each.
Google Business Profile for electricians: the parts that move the map
An electrician's Google Business Profile checklist in the order the 2026 local ranking survey puts them: category, services, hours, service area, reviews.
Why your electrician website is not ranking, and what fixes it
The 8 reasons we find most often when an electrician's website is invisible on Google, from one-page sites to missing service pages, and the fix for each.
Free tools
Two checks you can run right now, no email, no sales call
See what Google sees on your website
Quence is our free audit tool. It reads your site live: speed on a phone, whether your pages are indexed, titles, structured data, the things this page has been talking about. About a minute, and the result is on the screen, not in your inbox.
The electricians above you
Competitor Watch takes a snapshot of any rival site: how fast it loads, what it is built with, what it says on its pages that yours does not. Paste the one that keeps beating you.
Open Competitor WatchQuestions electricians ask us
What does one electrician per town mean?
We take one electrician per town on the Local and Growth tiers, because we cannot honestly push two businesses for the same searches in the same place. Put your town on the quote form and we confirm it is free in the reply. If it is already taken we say so straight away and point you to someone we trust.
Do you only work with electricians?
On this site, yes. The same team runs Webso Digital, which builds sites and does SEO for other trades and businesses, and that is where the garage and remapping results on our results page come from. Electricians get the electrician version: the categories, the services, the job pages and the questions are all specific to your trade.
How quickly will I see enquiries?
Profile fixes show within weeks. Reviews build over months. New pages take three to six months to settle, longer in a big city. We put a realistic timeline on every proposal, and we would rather lose a client who wants page one in thirty days than take the money.
Do I have to sign a long contract?
Three months minimum, because nothing meaningful shows in month one. After that it is monthly. If it is not working by month six, we will say so before you do.
Where are you based, and does it matter?
Wrexham, North Wales, and we work with electricians anywhere in the UK. Local SEO is done through your Google Business Profile, your pages and your reviews, none of which need us to be in your town. What matters is that we know the trade and the searches, and that you can phone a real person.
Will you build me a new website?
Only if the current one cannot rank. Sometimes it is fine and the profile is the problem, and we tell you that. When a rebuild is the right call, we build fast, specific sites on our own stack, and the price is on the pricing page.
I get enough work from word of mouth. Why would I pay for this?
If the van is full of the jobs you want, you do not need us, and we will say so in the audit. Most electricians who ask this have a full van of small jobs and a recommendation that ends with the customer searching their name. The work here is about the rewires and the EV chargers finding you, and about what that customer sees when they do search.
Checkatrade already sends me leads. Is this instead of that?
Alongside, if it is paying. A Checkatrade lead is shared with other electricians and is priced by them; a search that lands on your own page is yours alone. Many of our clients keep the directory while the site and profile build, then let it go when the phone rings without it. Our guide on Checkatrade versus your own site goes through the maths.
Do I have to give you my Google login?
No. You add us as a manager on your Google Business Profile and as a user on Search Console from your own account, and you can remove us in the same place. We never hold the login to anything of yours, so leaving takes nothing with it.
What if I am on holiday for two weeks, or off with a bad back?
The profile is set to the right hours, the site keeps answering searches, and reviews keep arriving from the jobs already done. What we would not do is run adverts while nobody can answer the phone, and we would rather you told us so we can pause them. The monthly work carries on either way.
See what is stopping your electrical business from ranking
Send us your website and your area. You get a plain-English audit of where you stand against the electricians already on page one, and a quote. No pressure, no long contract.