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Get found by local customers searching for electrical work online. Create your profile in minutes with no contract and no technical skills needed.
What the work involves
Electricians install, maintain, and repair electrical wiring, consumer units, sockets, lighting, and fixed electrical equipment in residential and commercial buildings. Common jobs include full house rewires, consumer unit upgrades, socket and lighting installation, electric vehicle charger fitting, and electrical fault finding.
Qualifications and accreditations
Registration with NICEIC, NAPIT, or ELECSA is the key credential — these are government-approved competent person schemes under Part P of the Building Regulations, allowing electricians to self-certify their work without local authority notification.
Frequently asked questions
How much does TradrLink cost?
You can build and preview your full profile for free - no payment required to get started. Publishing your listing to go live and unlocking all the tools (your public business page, customer reviews, quote management, and invoicing) requires a paid subscription. Plans start from £9.99/month with no long-term contract.
Is there a contract or minimum term?
No. TradrLink has no long-term contracts and no minimum commitment. You can cancel, pause, or delete your profile at any time - no notice period, no questions asked.
How quickly will I start getting enquiries?
A complete profile - with photos, a clear description, your service areas, and at least a few customer reviews - typically starts appearing in local search results within days of setup. The more reviews you collect, the higher you'll rank.
What's included in a published TradrLink profile?
A published TradrLink profile gives you everything you need for a professional online presence. That includes: a public business page with your photos, services, and contact details; a shareable review link so customers can leave feedback in seconds; and the built-in quote and invoice tool. Publish whenever you're ready — no contract required.
How do I collect reviews from customers?
Every TradrLink profile has a unique review link. After finishing a job, send it to your customer by text or WhatsApp and they can leave a review in under a minute. Asking consistently after every job is the fastest way to build your reputation.
Can I list more than one trade or cover multiple areas?
Yes. You can add multiple trade categories and service areas to your profile so you appear in searches across all the types of work you do and the locations you cover.
How is TradrLink different from Checkatrade or MyBuilder?
Unlike Checkatrade's £100-500+/month subscription or MyBuilder's per-lead credit system, TradrLink lets you preview your full profile before committing. Once published, you pay a simple monthly fee with no long-term contract. Customers contact you directly through your permanent professional profile - no competing against other tradespeople for the same lead.
Common questions from customers
Do I need Part P registration for all electrical work?
Part P of the Building Regulations applies to most fixed electrical installation work in dwellings in England and Wales. Work that must be notified includes new circuits, consumer unit replacement, and work in bathrooms or kitchens. An electrician registered with NICEIC, NAPIT, or ELECSA can self-certify this work — unregistered electricians must notify the local authority instead.
What certificates should my electrician provide?
For new installations or significant alterations, your electrician should provide an Electrical Installation Certificate (EIC). For minor works such as adding a socket or replacing a fitting, a Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificate (MEIWC) is appropriate. Always ask for a certificate — it is a legal requirement and important for insurance purposes.
How often should I have my electrics inspected?
The recommended frequency for an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is every 10 years for owner-occupied homes and every 5 years (or at each change of tenancy) for rental properties — the latter is now a legal requirement for landlords. If you are buying an older property or have not had an inspection in many years, it is wise to commission one before any other electrical work.