For electricians still answering every call themselves
A managed electrical website, a 24/7 receptionist and a website chat agent, all working while you're under a floor.
Five questions
Your own numbers, and we show you exactly how the figure is worked out. No scary made-up statistics.
The offer
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Your first month
Then keep only what earns its place.
Included
/month
Free for 30 days
/month after
Free for 30 days
/month after
No tie-in. No automatic upgrade. No strings attached.
What this actually costs you
You're losing it because you were up a ladder with your phone in the van, and somebody else picked up.
You're paying for the van, the insurance, the tools and the fuel. Then letting the website leak the customers all of it brought in.
Try it before you trust it
One is a call it actually handled, recorded. The other you can argue with yourself, right now.
A customer with dead kitchen sockets. Watch it work out the fault, get the postcode and take the details. Then decide whether you'd trust it with yours.
Press play. You hear the call and the transcript follows it.
A scripted example of how the receptionist handles a fault call. Both voices are synthesised.
You're the customer. Ask it about a fault, an EV charger, a consumer unit or a quote visit, and see how far it gets before it needs you.
The real assistant, answering as Lanaway Electrical. Yours would be set up around your services, your area and your hours.
The entry point
You can spend £1,000–£2,000 upfront and still be the one answering every call. We changed the model.
Said plainly, so there's no surprise three months in.
We host and maintain it while the subscription runs. Stop, and the service ends at the end of the paid period. Or keep the site outright for a one-off , confirmed in writing first.
Proof
Lanaway Electrical is my own firm, and it's where everything gets proved before another electrician is asked to trust it.
The site, the chat that answers in the evening, and the alert that tells me somebody's on the page. Open it and use the chat. It's the same one you just tried.
Open lanawayelectrical.co.uk →Not our own business. A working electrical firm whose site we built and now run, on their own domain.
Open direct-electrical.uk →Your CEO dashboard
No digging through emails, missed calls and WhatsApp. Who contacted you, what they need, what still needs doing.
New leads
34
Calls handled
61
Chats
27
Quote visits
12
Unhandled
0
Won
8
Lost
3
Won value
£4,120
Example figures, so you can see the shape of it. Not another firm's numbers. Yours starts at zero and fills with your own calls, chats and leads from the day it goes live.
Day 30
If the receptionist catches work, you'll know. If the chat earns its place, you'll know. If one doesn't, turn that one off.
per month
The site, hosted and maintained.
per month
When the work arrives through the site.
per month
When the work comes down the phone.
per month
All three, one dashboard.
We'll look at the actual calls, chats, leads and jobs recorded in your first month before you choose anything. Nothing upgrades automatically and nothing renews behind your back. Keep only the website and you keep only the website, at /month. Rolling monthly: cancel before the next renewal and it ends at the end of the period you've paid for.
If your dashboard showed £4,000 of actual won work from enquiries the system captured that month, the full system would be about 9% of it. Your review uses your real numbers, and if the figure's small, that's your answer and you keep the website only.
Who's behind it
“Built by an electrician because this admin gets old fast.”
I didn't build this because electricians needed another "AI product". I built it because trying to work, answer calls, reply to enquiries, book quotes and keep a website updated at the same time is a pain.
Lanaway Electrical is where we prove it before asking another electrician to trust it. The goal is simple: let the electrician do the electrical work.
Louis Lanaway · Lanaway Electrical · Folkestone, Kent
FAQ
No long tie-in. Rolling monthly. Cancel before the next renewal cutoff and the service ends at the end of the period you've paid for.
The managed service stops. If you want to keep the site we built, there's a separate outright purchase, currently , confirmed in writing before you commit to anything.
Yes. It stays in your name and under your control. We just point it at the site we host.
The website stays at /month. You decide whether to keep the Receptionist, the Chat, both or neither. Nothing upgrades on its own.
Not to begin with, unless we've agreed a pricing rule with you first. It handles the first enquiry and captures the information. You price the job.
It's set up around your services, areas, hours, FAQs and whatever you approve. If you don't take commercial work, or won't travel past a certain postcode, it knows before it takes a call.
Where the booking integration is on, it works from the calendar availability you've approved. Blocked Friday afternoon stays blocked.
Fair-use for a normal trade business, set out in the terms. Genuinely heavy usage may be billable, and we'd talk to you about it rather than send a surprise invoice.
Last word
New website. 24/7 Receptionist. 24/7 Website Chat. One dashboard. Use the lot for 30 days and decide what deserves to stay.
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Your first month
No tie-in. No automatic upgrade.