Websites for
electricians.

Nobody hires an electrician on a whim. Either something is broken and dangerous, or they are spending real money on a panel, a generator or an EV charger. Both customers want the same thing from the site: proof you are licensed, proof you have done this before, and a number that works.

$1,200 once. No monthly fees. You own the domain.

01 What goes wrong

Where the job
gets lost.

License is the whole game and it is buried

Homeowners are told to check the license. If your license number is not on the first screen, they check the next electrician's instead.

EV chargers and generators are new money you are not catching

Two of the fastest-growing searches in the trade, and most electrician sites do not have a page for either.

You look like a handyman

Electrical is a licensed, inspected, code-bound trade. A generic template makes twenty years of experience look like a guy with a van.

02 What the site needs

What actually
gets you called.

Not opinion. This is what moves the number of quote requests on sites in this trade.

03 Live in this trade

Built for people
who do your work.

Open them on your phone and judge for yourself before you talk to me.

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04 Straight answers

Electrician Website Design, answered.

How much does an electrician website cost?

$1,200 once. No setup fee, no monthly plan, no maintenance retainer. The domain is registered in your name and you keep every login.

Can you build a page for EV charger installation?

Yes, and you should have one. It is one of the fastest-growing searches in residential electrical, and the customer usually has budget. I write it with the brands you install and what a typical job costs.

Where does my license number go?

On the first screen, next to your phone number, and in the footer of every page. It is the thing homeowners are told to verify, so it should be impossible to miss.

Do you handle commercial and residential on the same site?

Yes. Two paths from the home page, each with its own language. A property manager and a homeowner need to hear different things.

How long does it take?

Seventy two hours once I have your license, services, service area and photos of your work.

Your competitor already
shows up on Google.

In 72 hours you can have a site that holds up to that. $1,200, once.

Get my $1,200 site