How homeowners find an electrician.
Electrical searches split between “something is wrong right now” and “we are planning an upgrade.” Each needs a different page.
- Something is wrong. “Breaker keeps tripping,” “outlet not working,” “electrician near me.” They want someone safe and soon.
- Panel upgrades. “Panel upgrade cost” and “200 amp service.” Often tied to a remodel or a new appliance.
- EV chargers and generators. “EV charger installation” and “whole house generator.” Growing searches, good tickets.
- Lighting and rewiring. Recessed lighting, older-home rewiring, ceiling fans. Steady work that fills the calendar.
What we build for electricians.
Every page is planned around the jobs you want more of, in the towns you want to work.
A fast electrician website
Quick on a phone, with your number one tap away on every page. Built on WordPress, in your name.
A page for every service
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, rewiring, lighting, troubleshooting. One clear page each.
Service area pages
Real pages for the towns you cover, not the same page with a new city name.
On-page SEO done right
Titles, headings, internal links, page speed and schema set up so Google understands what you do and where.
What you own when we are done.
Plenty of contractor marketing companies build your site inside their own accounts. When you stop paying them, the website stays behind.
Everything we build is set up in your name from the first day.
- Your domain, in your name
- Your hosting account and admin login
- Your website files and theme
- Every page and photo we created for you
- Your Google Analytics and Search Console data
How it works.
1
Call
Tell us your service area, the jobs you want more of and what has not worked before.
2
Plan
We look at your current site and the electricians ranking above you, then map out every page.
3
Build
A fast site with a page for each electrical service and each town you cover, set up for search.
4
Launch
Your site goes live in 3 to 4 weeks, and every login is handed over to you.
Questions electricians ask us.
Should EV chargers and generators get their own pages?
Yes. They are separate searches with separate buyers, and a dedicated page gives you a real shot at each one.
Do you work with residential and commercial electricians?
Both. We plan separate pages for each, because a homeowner and a facilities manager look for different things.
How much does it cost?
Websites start at $997, paid once for the build. The final price depends on how many services and towns you need pages for. You get a clear quote after the first call.
How long does it take?
Most sites are live in 3 to 4 weeks from the first call.