Websites for electricians who want the panel-upgrade calls, not the "can you look at this outlet" calls.
Electrical work is the trade where customers actively look for the license. Your site should show it, show the work, and make the high-ticket jobs — panels, EV chargers, generators — the easiest thing to ask for.
The searches your site has to win.
Every one of these is a page or a section on the site we build — not a keyword stuffed in a paragraph.
Built for electricians, not adapted from a template.
The Five-Pager includes all of this. The One-Pager fits the essentials on one fast page. Pro adds booking and automation.
See all three plans- License and insurance in the header and footer
- Pages for EV charger installs, panel upgrades, whole-home generators, and remodel wiring
- Before/after gallery built for phone photos
- Quote form that asks the right questions (panel size, EV make, generator size)
- Google Business Profile tuned for "licensed electrician near me"
Quote, 20-minute call, build, launch.
You'll spend about two hours total. Photos and a conversation are all we need from you. See the four steps.
Same flat rates as everyone else.
Half up front, half at launch. Nothing added after.
The One-Pager
One fast page: services, reviews, contact, click-to-call. Live in 7 days.
The Five-Pager
Home, services, about, reviews, contact — plus service and city pages. Live in 14 days.
The Whole Thing
8–10 pages, online booking, quote calculator, lead follow-up automation. Live in 21 days.
Optional care plan $49/month — hosting, backups, an hour of edits. Cancel any month. Full pricing details
Straight answers.
We do new construction for builders too.
That's a separate audience. We'd build a short builder-facing page with a different form so the two don't mix.
Can the form pre-qualify jobs?
Yes — a few smart questions ("Is this a repair or a new install?") route small jobs to a callback and big ones to a quote.
What about permits?
We'll write a plain-English "we pull the permits" section. Customers care more about that than you'd think.
Do I own the website?
Yes. Domain, hosting, and code are in your name from day one. On launch you get every login. More on that here.
Your electrician website, done.
Send the form. Get a number and a launch date back within a business day.