For Electricians
You spent years getting qualified. Part P, 18th Edition, EICRs, test gear.
None of that time was spent learning how to do a VAT return — and it shouldn't have been.
Self-employed electricians have some of the highest overhead costs of any sole trader — tools, test equipment, calibration, training, van, public liability, Part P registration fees. Every single one of those is a legitimate business expense that reduces your tax bill. Most electricians I speak to are claiming less than half of what they're entitled to. That's real money, left on the table every year.
Let's have a chatSound familiar?
The back-office stuff that quietly costs you every year
Test equipment, calibration certificates, Part P registration, 18th Edition updates, PPE, tools, van running costs — the list of claimable expenses for an electrician is substantial. Most sole traders claim maybe a third of it.
Making Tax Digital is live from April 2026 for sole traders earning over £50,000. Quarterly digital submissions to HMRC, every three months. A spreadsheet and an annual accountant won't be enough.
Customers decide who to call based on what they find online. An electrician with no website and an out-of-date Facebook page looks less reliable than the one with professional photos and recent reviews — even if the work is the other way around.
Invoices going out late means payment coming in late. For a sole trader covering their own materials on every job, late payment isn't just inconvenient — it's a cashflow problem that compounds month on month.
What I do for you
The business side of being self-employed — completely sorted
Bookkeeping — test gear, calibration, tools, Part P fees, training, van, every expense recorded and categorised correctly
Self-assessment prepared and filed — every legitimate expense identified and claimed, tax minimised
VAT registration and quarterly returns — on time, correct, no stress
Making Tax Digital setup — fully compliant ahead of the April 2026 deadline
Invoice management — out the same day the job is signed off, chased if unpaid
Social media and Google Business managed — you send me a photo and a line about the job. I write the post, add the hashtags and put it out. You never need to open an app.
Your Website — Made Simple
I do all of this for you.
Or I'll hand you the controls.
Most tradespeople don't want to be social media personalities. They want to be visible when someone local types "electrician near me" or "reliable plumber in [town]." That's what this is about.
The default is that I manage everything. You send me a photo and a line about the job — I write it up and post it to your Google Business profile and Facebook page. Steady, professional, local. You never open an app or log in to anything.
If you'd rather be hands-on, the system is already there. Add a photo, write a line, hit post — it's live on your website straight away, and a ready-to-copy social post is generated for you. No training needed, no tech knowledge, no waiting on anyone.
I do it for you — just send me the photo
Finish a job you're proud of, take a photo on your phone, and send it to me on WhatsApp. I write a few lines about the job and put it on your Google Business profile and Facebook page. You don't touch anything.
Every website includes a built-in CMS
Every site I build has a content management system built in from the start. Add jobs, update your website pages, and get a ready-to-copy social media post generated for you — all from one simple screen on your phone or laptop. No developer needed, ever.
It's not about followers — it's about being found
You don't need to go viral. You just need to show up when someone local searches for your trade. Regular, real posts from real jobs keep your Google profile active and your name in front of the right people.
Know what's changing in your trade
Built-in AI keeps an eye on regulation changes, tax updates, and practical news relevant to your industry — so nothing catches you off guard.
Questions
Things people usually ask
before they get in touch.
Ready?
You've got the qualifications and the reputation.
The business behind it should reflect that.
No commitment, no jargon. A straight conversation about what's causing grief and how I sort it.
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