Why a specialist
A plumber's site with the words swapped.
That is what most electricians end up with, because most web designers build for any small business and adjust the wording. The site looks fine. But the person who built it does not know what a C2 is, why October 2026 matters, or that your enquiries should be landing in Tradify.
- One trade, built repeatedly
- Scheme logo rules understood
- Enquiries wired into your job software
The difference in practice
| General web designer | Rewired Websites | |
|---|---|---|
| Your services | One page, eight bullet points | A page each for rewires, consumer units, EICRs, EV chargers, fault finding |
| Scheme logos | Dropped in the footer | Applied the way NICEIC, NAPIT and STROMA actually permit |
| Enquiries | An email to your inbox | A job in Commusoft, Tradify, Payaca, Powered Now or Fergus |
| Regulations | Never mentioned | Part P, BS 7671, and the October 2026 changes built into the copy |
| Service areas | A list of 200 towns | The boroughs you actually travel to, each written properly |
| AI search | Not considered | Structured so assistants can quote you by name |
What that buys you
You do not have to explain your own trade
No three-week education phase where you describe what a periodic inspection is to someone billing you by the hour.
The compliance layer is handled
Scheme logo rules and advertising claims are a genuine risk area, and one that most designers do not know exists.
The integration actually happens
Connecting a form to Tradify is not hard. It just never gets done, because the designer has never heard of Tradify.
It is right the second time
The same site, built for the same trade repeatedly, gets better. That is the entire argument for specialisation.
What clients say
Reviews from clients of the team behind Rewired Websites, building websites since 2011.
We're getting more enquiries
“Since launching the new website, we've had a noticeable increase in calls and quote requests. It looks professional and makes it really easy for customers to get in touch.”
Exactly what our electrical business needed
“Our old website looked dated and wasn't bringing in work. The new site looks brilliant on mobile and properly showcases the services we offer.”
Professional from start to finish
“The whole process was straightforward. They understood the electrical trade and built us a website that looks professional without being overcomplicated.”
Already generating new jobs
“We wanted a website that actually helped us win more local work, not just something that looked good. We've already had new customers find us through the site.”
Would definitely recommend
“Really pleased with the finished website. It's fast, modern and gives customers confidence in our business. We've had great feedback from existing customers too.”
Questions about using a specialist
Is a specialist more expensive than a general web designer?
Not usually. The saving is in time rather than money. A generalist spends the first three weeks learning what an EICR is, and you pay for that in delays and in explaining your own trade to someone.
What can a specialist do that a generalist cannot?
Connect your site to Tradify or Commusoft. Apply your scheme logo the way your scheme actually permits. Know that October 2026 changes what your customers will be checking. Split your services the way electrical work actually splits rather than the way a template splits it.
Do you only build for electricians?
Yes. The team has been building websites since 2011 across other sectors, and Rewired Websites points all of that at one trade. The specialism is the point: the same site, built repeatedly for the same job, gets better every time.
Would I be better off with a local designer I can meet?
For some people, yes, and that is a fair reason to choose one. Most electricians find that the person who understands the trade matters more than the person who is twenty minutes away, because almost all of it happens on WhatsApp and email anyway.
Get a quote
Takes about thirty seconds. We come back with a fixed price and a launch date. Prefer WhatsApp or email? Either works just as well.