Websites for electricians
I build yours first, from your Google listing and your own photos, and send you the link. $499 to make it yours, and you only pay if you keep it.
- Live in about a week
- No contracts
- Built for the phone screen
What an electrician’s site looks like
Ostrander Electric is a sample I built to show the range; it isn’t a real business. Here it is in 3 of the styles that suit electricians, each one live.
Fleet · Signal
The same van in red and safety yellow, louder
See the site
Fleet · Navy
Van lettering in navy and yellow: italic capitals, the fleet stripe, the phone on a plate
See the site
Billboard · Navy
A wall of navy capitals and the phone number as wide as the page; needs no photograph
See the site
Yours is built from your own listing and photos, so it won’t look like this one. See every style
What it comes with
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Answers to what your customers ask
Are you licensed and insured? Do you pull permits? Can you look at a panel upgrade? How soon can you come? Do you charge for a quote? Your answers go under them.
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A form that asks the right things
“Get a quote” asks for the address, when suits you and what needs doing, and “Ask a question” takes anything else. Both come straight to your email.
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The words people search with
People looking for an electrician search for things like panel upgrade, ev charger installation, generator installation and ceiling fan installation. Your services are written in the same words.
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Calls first
Your number is one tap from every screen on a phone, and your hours say whether you are open right now.
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Your photos
The photos from your own listing, and good stock photos where you have none yet.
Want to see yours?
Send me your business name and town and I’ll build your preview and send you the link. $499 to make it yours, then $49 a month.