Show the chargers you fit, and make asking easy.
Someone has just bought an electric car, or is about to. They want a charger on the wall at home, so they search for an installer. They open a few websites and look for finished installs and a clear next step.
Work to show off
Each slot below is a place for your own photos.
- Wall-mounted home chargersPhoto slot
- Post-mounted chargersPhoto slot
- Garage and carport installsPhoto slot
- Driveway installsPhoto slot
- Cable runs and conduitPhoto slot
- Extra sockets for chargingPhoto slot
- Moving or swapping a chargerPhoto slot
- Fuse box checksPhoto slot
- Chargers for small workplacesPhoto slot
What people want to know
Where will it go?
Drivers wonder if a charger will fit on their wall or drive. Photos of chargers on brick walls, garage walls and posts show the choices, and a line on what you look at during a visit helps.
Does it suit the car?
People are unsure if one charger suits every car. A short page on the plugs and the speeds you fit, with each word explained, answers this before they ask.
Is it tidy and safe?
A charger is wired into the home, so people want to see careful work. Close photos of neat cable runs and clean fixings show how you finish a job.
How does a driver ask for a visit?
A short form beside the photos asks about the car, the parking spot and the fuse box in plain words, so you know what to expect before you arrive.
Proof that wins the quote
Chargers in place
Clear daylight photos of chargers on real walls and posts, with the car out of the way so the work shows.
Neat cable runs
Close photos of cables clipped straight along a wall show how you finish.
What happens at the visit
A short note on what you check tells a driver what to expect, and it saves questions later.
Words from drivers
Kind words from people with a new charger, copied as they were written. We do not make any up.
Registrations and memberships
Charge point work is electrical work, and some installers hold registrations for it. If you have them, we put them somewhere easy to find. If you do not, we say nothing about them.
The pages we build
- Home
A photo of a finished charger, a line on what you fit and a big button to ask for a visit.
- Our installs
Chargers on walls, posts and garages in clear photos, so visitors find a spot like their own.
- Chargers we fit
The kinds you fit, in plain words, and what you leave to others.
- How an install goes
From the first visit to the day it is switched on, with each step in plain words.
- About you
You and your team, with a photo, so a driver knows who is coming to the house.
- Request a visit
A short form about the car, the parking spot and how to reach the customer.
Planning ahead
Interest grows when people buy a car. Some look for a charger the week before the car arrives. Others wait until a cold, dark winter makes a long walk to the plug feel far. Your website answers them whenever they search, even while you are on a job.
Deposits and final payments
A home charger is often paid for in steps, such as a deposit and a final payment on the day it is switched on. With a card machine, the customer pays once the first charge works, and you leave with the job settled.
The terms, in full
- Card machine £25 + VAT a month, paid to our payment provider.
- Website, domain, hosting and one business mailbox included while you keep the machine.
- Minimum term as set by the payment provider's agreement: 3 months for a sole trader, 18 months for a limited company.
- Extra mailboxes £25 a year.
- Stop the machine and we offer to keep the website live at £20 a month.
Quick answers
Can drivers ask for a visit online?
Yes. We build a short form that asks about the car, where it parks and how to reach them. You see the answers before you ring back.
Must the page name the chargers you fit?
Only if you want to. Some installers list the makes they trust. Others keep it simple. We write what you tell us and nothing more.
Can the site show different kinds of install?
Yes. Photos can be grouped into wall, post and garage installs. A visitor with a garage goes straight to the ones that look like theirs.
Should the page explain how an install goes?
Yes. A short walk-through, from the visit to the first charge, calms nerves. Many drivers have never had work like this done in their home.
Is a price needed on the page?
It depends. Some fitters show a starting price. Others say that homes differ and talk about price at the visit. We leave space for either.
Can new installs be added after a job?
Yes. Keep sending us photos of chargers on the wall. Each new one goes into your gallery, in the group where it belongs.
See your website before you decide.
Tell us about your business. We build the website first, free, and show you. Then we compare your card rate and you decide.
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