Websites built for small jobs and big rewires.

One enquiry might be a single socket, the next a full rewire, and customers checking your site want to see you’re qualified before they’ll even pick up the phone. gtwelve builds your website and quote forms so small jobs and larger project enquiries both come through with the detail you need to price them properly.

The jobWhat actually goes wrong for electricians

01

Customers check credentials first

Before anyone rings an electrician, they look for NICEIC or NAPIT registration on the site. If it isn’t visible, or the site looks thrown together, they move on without ever making contact.

02

Landlord work goes to whoever’s visible

Landlords and letting agents need EICRs and periodic inspections on a set schedule, and they look for an electrician whose site clearly handles that work. A site pitched only at one-off domestic jobs hands that steadier, repeat work to someone who spelled it out.

03

Small jobs and big jobs need different handling

A call-out to replace a socket and an enquiry about a consumer unit upgrade shouldn’t be sorted the same way. Without some structure, a quick job and a week-long project land in the same untidy inbox.

Q&ATwo practical questions

Will the site actually show my qualifications properly?
Yes — we build a clear space for your NICEIC or NAPIT registration and any other accreditations you hold, since that’s usually the first thing a customer checks. You provide the details and certificates; we make sure they’re easy to find, not buried in a footer.
Can the quote form ask for the details I actually need to price a job?
The questions you’d normally ask on the phone — job type, property age, photos — are built into the form, so the enquiries landing in your inbox already have enough detail to give a proper quote.

Sound like your business?

Tell us how enquiries reach you today and we’ll reply with what we’d look at first. Also drawn for plumbers, builders, roofers.

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