Safety and credentials up front
- License number on every page (footer is fine)
- Insurance and any certifications
- Reviews that mention safe, clean, code-compliant work
- Photos of neat panels and finished installs
Pages an electrician site needs
- Panel upgrades and replacements
- EV charger installation
- Generator installation (whole-home and portable hookups)
- Lighting (indoor, outdoor, recessed)
- Rewiring and older-home electrical
- Emergency electrical service, if offered
- Commercial electrical, if offered
- A page per main town
Write for the job, not the trade
Customers don't search "electrical services." They search "EV charger installation" or "panel upgrade cost." Each page should explain the job, what affects the price, how long it takes, and permits or inspections, in plain words.
What we build
Electrician websites with all of the above plus local SEO, on a flat monthly plan: $299/month (Local Presence) or $499/month (Local Performance), with no setup fee, usually live in about two weeks. See SEO for electricians.
Frequently asked questions
What should an electrician's website include?+
License and insurance, tap-to-call, emergency availability, separate pages for panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, lighting and rewiring, reviews, photos of real work and town pages.
Should electricians list their license number online?+
Yes. It builds trust immediately, and customers often check it.