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Awelior

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Walkable demo

Electrical contracting

For electrical firms juggling new-build, retrofit and callout work who want inquiries sorted before they reach the office.

Open demo

The trigger

Why it usually gets rebuilt

Grant schemes for EV charge points and battery storage have the phone ringing more than ever — but a good share of callers ask for work the firm does not do, while the commercial clients with fixed inspection intervals get lost in the noise.

Typical pages

  • Home
  • Electrical installation for new-build and retrofit
  • Solar PV, storage and EV charging
  • Periodic inspection and portable appliance testing
  • Reference projects, residential and commercial
  • The firm and the team
  • Apprenticeships and vacancies
  • Emergency callout and contact

Features

What actually makes the difference

Not every website needs everything. These are the points that genuinely count in this trade.

Inquiry with a trade split

The visitor picks the job type first — new-build, retrofit, fault, inspection. Different fields follow from each choice, so a fault report is not made to answer the same twelve questions as a construction inquiry.

Charge point pre-check

Six questions about the supply, the consumer unit, the cable route and the parking space. The firm can tell before the first call whether a site visit makes sense or whether the network operator has to be asked first.

Fault report with a photo

Meter number, address, a picture of the fuse board. The engineer on call knows in advance whether to pack for a period consumer unit or a modern distribution board.

Inspection intervals for commercial clients

Every contract client with recurring testing gets their own overview: what was tested, when it falls due again, which certificates are on file.

Applications without a cover letter

Name, mobile number, a photo of the trade qualification or school report — that is enough to start a conversation. Someone applying from site in the evening has no printer to hand.

Automation

What can run by itself

  1. Inspection reminders

    Four weeks before recurring testing falls due, a message goes out with suggested dates. The client confirms in one click and the appointment lands in the schedule.

  2. Inquiry becomes a job record

    A completed inquiry writes straight into the trade management software — address, work type, attachments included. Nobody retypes customer details.

  3. Reply to every application

    Each application is acknowledged within one working day, with a named contact and a window for the callback. When firms compete for electricians, replying first often decides it.

  4. Quote follow-up

    If a quote sits unanswered for two weeks, a short note asks whether anything is missing. No sales copy, just the question.

Integrations

Types of system typically connected — which product exactly is something we work out in the call.

  • Trade management software for jobs and invoicing
  • Stock system with wholesaler catalog data
  • Mobile time recording for engineers
  • Scheduling and calendar
  • Accounting
  • Applicant tracking

Budget

$7,150 – $13,200

The pre-check tools and the link into the trade software drive the number — a site without integration sits at the bottom of the range, one with inspection tracking and a client area at the top. Treat it as an estimate made before the first conversation, not a quotation.

Get a figure for your business

Tell us what you have in mind.

Answer a few questions about your project. At the end you book an appointment and see a guide figure for the effort — free, without obligation and with no sales pitch.

Scope your projectLook at pricing first
  • You'll hear back within 24 hours
  • No sales pressure
  • Fixed price before work starts