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Hi-vis cinematic video with a quote builder, a good fit for electrical contractors working on building sites and larger domestic jobs.
LEVEL · WEBSITE FOR ELECTRICIANS
Level styles your site as an electrical drawing, with a schedule of works and a slot picker. It suits electricians who carry out EICRs and want inspections requested straight from the website.


THE LOOK
A light blue engineering grid, mono labels like drawing numbers, and a clear sans-serif headline. A framed video plays beside it, with a ‘most booked’ card that could feature your EICR and its price. Small boxes show response time, that quotes are fixed and written, and your area. Letting agents and landlords see order and paperwork, which is exactly what they need from a tester.
ON THE PAGE
A priced table for EICRs, consumer unit upgrades, extra sockets, PAT testing and EV chargers.
The customer picks the job, a day and a time, and sends a booking slip. You confirm by text.
Survey, specification and sign-off, ending with certificates handed over, which is what landlords are paying for.
Numbered photos of boards, installs and finished jobs.
Your coverage area and postcode list beside your FAQs.
Your services, prices, area, opening hours and photos replace the sample wording. Every design also has click-to-call, a WhatsApp button, your social links and up to 3 extra pages.
IS IT FOR YOU?
Level suits electricians with a big share of landlord and letting-agent work: EICRs, remedial work after a report and PAT testing. The slip shows the day and time clearly, and the sign-off step reminds landlords that the certificate is part of the job.
For emergency fault-finding, Callout fits better. For a small domestic electrician who wants a softer feel, Fettle is friendlier.
PRICE
The Level design costs nothing to set up. Hosting is £5 a month, and extras like online booking or your own domain are optional. See every price
QUESTIONS
With the online booking system at £10 a month, yes. You can add repeat bookings and SMS reminders for £2.50 a month each, and both need booking switched on.
It features one of your services with its guide price from your answers, so an EICR is a sensible choice if that’s what you do most.
Yes. On its own it sends you a provisional request with the job, day and time, and you confirm it by text.
MORE DESIGNS
Hi-vis cinematic video with a quote builder, a good fit for electrical contractors working on building sites and larger domestic jobs.
A 24/7 emergency layout, best for electricians who take power cuts, burning smells and tripping circuits at any hour.
Arched windows in slate and terracotta, suiting electricians who rewire period homes and care about chasing walls neatly in old plaster.
A Swiss-style grid with a service picker that keeps a long list of jobs tidy, from a new socket to a full commercial fit-out.
Colour-coded services with a job list, handy for firms that split their work into domestic, landlord testing, EV and commercial.
Dark stone editorial with an estimate tool, aimed at electricians doing smart-home wiring, feature lighting and high-end renovations.
A calm magazine layout with a quote wizard, for the local sole trader electrician who wants customers to feel comfortable asking about small jobs.
Not sure which design suits you, or what you need? Call or WhatsApp us and we’ll help you choose.