Select Electrics.
We designed and built a new website for a Bristol electrical, fibre optic and CCTV specialist.
Select Electrics is a Bristol firm that has worked across the South West since 1997. It handles electrical, fibre optic and CCTV work for councils, schools and businesses. The job was to show all three services clearly and make a quote easy to ask for.
Overview
Three trades. One clear website.
Select Electrics started as a small electrical contractor in Bristol in 1997. Today it also designs and installs fibre optic networks and CCTV systems. Its clients include local councils, schools, universities and businesses across the South West. The business wanted a website that showed all of this in a simple way.
We designed and built a new website that explains each service clearly and makes it easy to get in touch.
The challenge
Lots of skills. Hard to show online.
Where they started
What the work had to do
The strategy
Design and build, one plan.
We ran two workstreams side by side, each built around how councils, schools and businesses choose a contractor.
A clear design that builds trust
We designed a clean, simple look for the new website. We used strong headings, plain wording and real project pages, so visitors can quickly see what Select Electrics does and who it works with.
A website built around each service
We built a new WordPress website with its own page for electrical work, fibre optics, CCTV and maintenance. We added pages for the public sector, clients and case studies, and put a way to get in touch on every page.
The result
Clearer services. Easier enquiries.
We gave Select Electrics a website that matches the quality of its work, from the first visit to the first quote.
What the client gained
“Councils, schools and businesses want a contractor they can trust. Our job was to make that trust easy to see online.”
Why this project worked
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