A new website for an Edinburgh electrical contractor

By Steven Sharp · 1 January 2022 · 2 min read

Illustration: a desktop monitor and a phone on a desk, both showing the same simple web page layout.

We’ve launched a new website for a growing electrical contractor based in Edinburgh.

It’s always satisfying to help a local business show what it does best, and this project was no exception. The new site gives the team a professional online presence that matches the quality of their electrical work.

What makes this website work

We focused on making it easy for potential customers to find what they need and get in touch quickly.

The key features

Here’s what we included to help the business connect with its customers.

Clear service information

People need to know exactly which electrical services are available. We made sure visitors can quickly see whether the team can help with their job, whether it’s a simple repair or a complete installation.

Customer reviews

Nothing beats hearing from other customers. A reviews section lets potential clients see what others thought of working with the team, which builds trust before anyone picks up the phone.

Project gallery

Seeing is believing, especially with electrical work. The gallery shows examples of finished jobs, so visitors can judge the quality of the workmanship for themselves.

Easy contact options

When someone needs an electrician, they usually need one soon. We made sure the contact details are easy to find and that visitors can get in touch without any hassle.

The result

The business now has a professional online presence that helps potential customers understand its services and get in touch easily.

For us, projects like this are a reminder of why we enjoy helping local businesses online. Good electrical work deserves a website that works just as well for its customers.

Looking for a website that helps your business connect with customers? Tell us what you do and who you want to reach. There’s more on our website design work.

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