Websites for Banbury electricians.
Custom-coded websites for Banbury electrical contractors. £100 up front, £20 a month, your homepage designed free before you commit, and no contract afterwards.
The estates are where the charge point work is
Banbury's newer estates are full of driveways, and driveways are where home charging gets installed. Hanwell Fields, Longford Park and the developments off the Southam Road have exactly the profile that converts: off-street parking, newer consumer units and households replacing a car every few years.
Charge point enquiries are researched heavily before anyone calls. People arrive knowing the grant position, roughly what a survey involves and what they think it should cost. A site that answers those things directly gets the call. One that says only that you install charge points does not.
Industrial Banbury is a second business hiding in the first
The units off the Southam Road, the engineering and motorsport firms near the M40 and the distribution sheds all need periodic inspection, three-phase work, machine connections and lighting schemes. It is planned rather than reactive, it invoices better, and it repeats.
A facilities manager sourcing a contractor is checking whether you look like a firm that handles commercial premises or a domestic sparks with a van. That impression is formed by the website within a few seconds, and it is almost entirely within your control.
Custom-coded rather than a plugin stack
The site is written directly, so there is nothing to update and nothing to expire. It loads in under a second on a phone, which is where most enquiries start, and it keeps loading in under a second in two years' time because nothing has been bolted on since.
Updates are part of the monthly fee. New certifications, a new service, changed prices: send them over and they are live the same day rather than quoted as a job.
What you actually get
Your homepage designed in full before any money changes hands. Approve it and the rest follows in about 48 hours: your services split so domestic and commercial each have somewhere to land, your registrations shown properly, a contact form that reaches your phone, and Google Business Profile set up so Banbury searches find you on the map.
Built around North Oxfordshire rather than a template with the town name substituted in.
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Straight answers for Banbury electricians.
How much does an electrician's website cost in Banbury?
£100 to build and £20 a month on Get Found. Most electrical firms take Get Customers at £250 plus £40 a month, which adds the reviews section and the room to separate domestic work from commercial.
Can domestic and commercial have separate pages?
Yes, and on this trade it is usually the right call. The two customers search differently and value different things, and one blended page tends to underserve both.
Should charge point installs get their own page?
If it is work you want more of, yes. It is researched more heavily than almost anything else in the trade, which means there is more to answer and more chance to win the enquiry by answering it.
I have a site already but it is dated.
Send me the address and I will tell you whether it is worth updating or cheaper to start again. That costs nothing and there is no obligation.
Is the monthly cost locked?
Yes. Whatever rate you join on is the rate you keep, including when prices go up for new customers. It is written into the terms.
How long does it take?
About 48 hours after you approve the preview. Having your registration numbers, service list and a handful of job photographs ready is what keeps it there.
Banbury is searching for electricians. Show up for it.
Send me your trade and your town. You will have a finished homepage to look at, and nothing to pay until you say you want it.
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