Websites for Electricians, Plumbers and Heating Engineers
We build websites for electricians, plumbers and heating engineers. When a firm grows, we also build the software that runs its jobs, as we did for J&J Heating & Plumbing in Atherstone.
What the website has to do
A customer with no heating wants a phone number. A customer planning a rewire or a new boiler wants a quote. The website has to serve both.
- Urgent and planned work, kept apart
- Give call-outs and planned jobs their own routes from the home page: a number to ring now, and a quote request for work that can wait.
- Registrations a customer can check
- NB Electrician states on its home page that it is fully qualified, insured and registered with NAPIT. Show your Gas Safe, NICEIC or NAPIT registration and link to the register entry.
- The area you cover
- Name it early. The first heading on the NB Electrician home page reads “Trusted Local Electrician in Atherstone”.
- Each service on its own page
- Boiler servicing, EV chargers, consumer units and solar panels are separate searches. NB Electrician gives solar panels and battery installation their own place in its menu.
- Who you work for
- If you take on landlords, councils or commercial contracts as well as homes, say so, as NB Electrician does.
- A phone number that dials
- The number sits at the top of every page and rings when tapped on a phone.
Job management for firms with several engineers
J&J Heating & Plumbing is a family-run firm in Atherstone with many engineers to manage. We rebuilt its bespoke CRM system as a job management platform. Engineers take photographs before and after each job and record details of the customer’s site as they work, so that the office can handle its administration faster.
Bespoke Software starts from £99 for the smallest jobs. A system of this size is quoted from a written scope. Read the J&J Heating & Plumbing case study.
- Photographs before the work3 added
- Photographs after the work4 added
- Site notesBoiler in the plant room. Stopcock under the kitchen sink.
- OfficeReady to invoice
Trade websites we have built or look after
Our clients in these trades also include Warton Electrical Services.
Aotea Electric, electricians, Canterbury, New Zealand 
J&J Heating & Plumbing, heating and plumbing engineers, Atherstone
Each website and its contents belong to its owner. A website shown here does not imply endorsement.
What it costs
A complete website starts from £499 and no VAT is added. The price covers five pages, basic content writing, a contact form and hosting for the first year. For a trade business the five are often the home page, services, areas covered, about and contact.
Hosting after the first year, the domain and email are separate costs, which we set out in writing.
Being found, and the IT in the office
Customers search for the trade and the town. An accurate Google Business Profile and a page for each service help you appear. SEO starts from £49 a month, and no one can guarantee rankings.
We also set up email on your own domain, with the records that help it reach the inbox, and support the office’s computers, accounts and network. See Hosting and Email and Business IT Support.
Frequently asked questions
Can the website take bookings, for boiler services for example?
Yes. We build booking systems to order and price them with the website. See WordPress Development.
Can you connect the website to our job management system?
It depends on the system. A website enquiry can feed a system we build for you. For software from another supplier, tell us which one and we will say what is possible.
Do you work with sole traders?
Yes. Most of our customers are small businesses, and five pages is often enough for a first website.
Tell us about your trade business
Say what work you do, the area you cover and how customers reach you now. You receive the price in writing before work starts. The initial call is free, and there is no obligation.