Websites for electricians

When the power is out, the phone number has to be the first thing on the page. The rest of the site explains the work you do.

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What the electrician site is built to do

Repairs, panels, and new installs, written so a homeowner knows whether to call.

Call first

A tap-to-call button on every page. If you offer after-hours work, the hours say so.

The jobs you take

Repairs, panel upgrades, and installs can each be explained. A long list is the larger site.

The towns you cover

Service-area pages, so someone outside your area does not wait on a callback.

Photos of the work

Panels, lighting, and finished rooms. Your jobs, not a stock van.

A form for work that can wait

A quote form for planned jobs. An outage still goes through the phone button.

A review after the job

A text you can send when the work is done.

What it costs

The price is the same for every industry. The pages are written for the work you do.

Small site

$1,500

Home, services, about, contact, and service-area pages.

Clear on a phone, a tablet, and a computer
Tap-to-call and a quote form

Google setup

$249

$149 with a new website

A one-time cleanup of the Google Business Profile.

Categories, hours, photos, and matching listings

Review kit

$149

one-time

A link, a text, and a QR code for every customer.

The same request for every customer

Care

Includes edits

$50

per month

Hosting starts at $10. Care adds an hour of edits.

Holiday hours, specials, and a monthly report

Good to know

A few details before you send a note.

Can the site say we are 24 hours?

Only if that is true. We put the hours you give us on the site and on Google. We do not add a claim.

Can each service have a page?

A handful of services fit a small site. A page for every service is the larger site.

Does the form dispatch a truck?

No. It sends you the message. You decide who goes.

Bring the business. We'll shape the site.

Fill out the form with what you do and what the current site gets wrong. You'll get a free audit, then a homepage demo, before you pick a plan.

What the site needs to accomplish
Which pages belong in the first version
A timeline you can plan around
A free homepage demo

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