Websites for Electricians
A homeowner with a dead outlet doesn't browse. They search, they open the first two or three sites on their phone, and they call whoever looks like they'll actually show up. That decision takes about fifteen seconds, and most of it is made before they read a word.
Electrical work is the one trade where a homeowner is genuinely nervous about who they let in the house. Panel work, knob-and-tube, an EV charger on a service that may or may not carry it — they don't know what any of it means, so they judge the thing they can judge. That's your site.
So we build the site to answer what they're actually checking: are you licensed, do you work near me, has anyone else been happy, and how fast can I get you on the phone. Your C-10 number goes where it can be read, not buried in a footer.
What goes on an electrician’s site
- Your license number displayed where a homeowner will actually look
- Click-to-call on every page — most calls come from a phone, mid-problem
- Service pages that name the work: panel upgrades, rewires, EV chargers, troubleshooting
- A service-area page listing the cities you actually take
- Emergency and after-hours availability stated plainly, if you offer it
- Reviews pulled onto the page instead of hidden a click away
See it built
Copperline Electric
A fictional Los Angeles electrical contractor, built as a full five-page site so you can click through the real thing.
Visit the Copperline Electric demo →Straight answers
I already get all my work from referrals. Why do I need a site?
Referrals still check you out before they call. Someone hands your name to a neighbor, the neighbor searches it, and what they find is either a company or nothing. The site isn't there to replace the referral — it's there to keep it from going cold.
Can you put my license and certifications on it?
Yes, and we put them somewhere visible rather than in fine print. You send the numbers, we place them.
What do I have to give you?
Your license info, a list of the work you take, photos if you have them, and the cities you cover. We handle writing, layout, and launch.
We also build for plumbers, hvac contractors, and painters.
