Electrical company

Separate the three kinds of electrical work you sell

Domestic jobs, commercial contracts and inspection work are three different sales. A site that mixes them serves none of them well.

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Most electrical businesses run several lines of work at once, and the people buying them have nothing in common: a homeowner adding sockets, a shopfitter needing a first fix on programme, a landlord who has been told a report is due.

One undifferentiated services page asks all three to work out for themselves whether you are relevant.

Three lines, three pages

Each has a different buyer, a different urgency and a different question.

Domestic work

Additions, rewires, consumer units, faults. The reader wants to know what it involves and who comes into the house.

Commercial and contract work

The reader wants capacity, programme, and whether you have worked in their kind of building.

Testing and inspection

Usually driven by an obligation and a deadline. The reader wants to know what they receive and how soon.

Anything else you have added

Vehicle charging, controls, solar. New lines deserve a page rather than a bullet.

Explaining what the customer ends up holding

Certificates and reports are the visible product of a lot of this work, and they are rarely explained on a website.

  • Which document a job produces

    Named, in the terms your customers will be asked for by someone else.

  • Why they will need it

    A sale, a letting, an insurer, a landlord obligation — the reason it is being requested.

  • How to read a result

    What a recommendation means, and what has to be acted on rather than noted.

  • How to get another copy

    A common enquiry, and one a single page can answer without a phone call.

What to state, exactly as it is

Every one of these is your company's own fact. Stated precisely, they are the strongest part of the site.

  • The registrations and schemes your business is part of, with numbers.
  • What that registration actually covers, since customers rarely know.
  • The cover you carry.
  • Who attends — employed electricians, apprentices, subcontractors.
  • The area you work in, and whether it differs for emergency calls.

Fault work, and why it needs its own route

Something tripping repeatedly, or half a house without power, is an immediate call rather than a considered enquiry. Like plumbing, that reader needs a number rather than a page — but unlike plumbing, they are frequently unsure whether the problem is even yours to solve.

A short page that helps them work out what has happened, and says plainly when to call and when to call someone else, is worth more than a form. It also spares your phone the calls that were never yours.

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