Electrician website design that homeowners trust.

Letting a stranger into your electrical panel takes trust. Homeowners look for a license, real reviews and a clear price before they call. We build the site that shows all three.

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  • Fixed price before we start
  • Live in about two weeks
  • You own everything
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Electrician website we built for Spark Electric, homepage on desktop
Spark Electric homepage on a phone, with the 24/7 call button

Built by us for an electrical contractor in South Florida

The problem

Why electricians lose the call before the phone rings.

Electrical work is half urgent fixes and half big planned upgrades. Both start with a search, and both stall when the homeowner can’t tell if you’re safe to hire.

01

No license on the site, no call

Electrical work is dangerous, and homeowners know it. If they can’t see your license number, insurance and permits, they move on.

02

The money is in upgrades nobody can find

Panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators and surge protection are planned buys. Without a page for each, those searches go to someone else.

03

Lead apps sell the same outlet to everyone

You pay for the lead, then race four or five other electricians to call first. The job goes to the cheapest.

04

Storm season brings generator panic

Before and after a hurricane, people want a generator now. A site that already explains standby generators and transfer switches gets those calls.

Our work

The electrician website we built for Spark Electric.

Spark Electric works across Palm Beach County. Good electrician website design does two jobs: calm the homeowner with no power, and sell the panel upgrade someone has planned for months. This is an example of our work. We don’t show numbers for this site yet.

sparkelectric.site
Electrician website we built for Spark Electric, quote form and services on desktop
Spark Electric site on a phone, with the emergency checkbox in the quote form
Electrician · Palm Beach County, FL

What we built

  • A quote form with the service picked from a list: panel upgrade, EV charger, generator, surge protection and more
  • An emergency box for sparks, a burning smell or no power
  • A 24/7 line in the header, hero, form and footer
  • Service pages, a four-step process with permits, and twelve towns from Jupiter to Boca Raton
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What's included

What goes into a website for electricians.

Your site has to look as safe and tidy as your panel work.

License up front

Your license number on every page. In Florida electrical contractors must show it in every ad.

Emergency line and box

A 24/7 number on top, plus an “I smell burning” option in the form.

Upgrade pages

Panels, EV chargers, generators, surge protection: one page per job you want more of.

Permits explained

Who pulls the permit and why it matters. It answers the question before they ask it.

Quote form by job

Name, phone, ZIP and the job from a list, so you know what you’re walking into.

Your real reviews

The reviews your customers left on Google. We never write reviews for you.

Warranty and insurance

Your workmanship warranty, liability and workers’ comp, in plain words.

Service area

The towns you cover, so people see you’re local.

How it brings in work

Electrical contractor marketing that sends leads to your phone.

A website alone is a business card. Four pieces, set up together, make the phone ring.

01

The website

Fast on a phone, with your license, the quote form and your number on every page.

02

Your Google Business Profile

The map listing for “electrician near me”: categories, services, hours and service area.

03

Ads for the jobs you want

Google ads for “panel upgrade” or “EV charger install”, aimed at the towns you serve.

04

The lead on your phone in seconds

Name, number, ZIP and the job land in Telegram on your phone, even mid-install.

Once the jobs pile up, MM CRM keeps every lead, crew and permit job in one place for $99 a month, with every user included.

Lead apps vs. your own site

Renting leads, or owning them.

Lead apps can fill a slow week. But you pay for every service call again next time.

Compare Lead appsThumbtack, Angi and others YoursYour own siteWebsite, Google profile, ads
Who else gets the lead Often several other electricians Only you
How you win the job Call first, quote lowest They already chose to call you
Who owns the customer The app You
What you pay for Every lead, again and again The site once, then the ad budget you choose
What builds up over time Nothing you keep Your reviews, your name, your pages on Google
A real client, different trade

Blue Oak Home Solutions left the lead apps.

Blue Oak is a handyman company, not a electrician, so your numbers will differ. Same move, though: stop buying shared leads.

Before, on lead apps
  • $1,400a month on leads
  • 40leads a month
  • 18%turned into a job
After, with their own site
  • $1,200a month on ads
  • 57leads a month
  • 40%turn into a job

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Pricing

How much does an electrician website cost?

Fixed prices, in writing. For electrician website design we usually recommend Pro: Google ads for upgrades, a strong Google profile and an instant lead form bring in the jobs worth having.

Look the part

Basic — $1,990

Your brand and a full site. For electricians who get referrals and need a site that backs them up.

Choose Basic
Our pick for electricians

Pro — $3,290

Basic, plus an audit, Google Business Profile, ads and the lead form that reaches your phone.

Choose Pro
The whole year handled

Premium — $5,490

Pro, plus SEO pages for each upgrade and town, MM CRM setup, social posts, branded gear and four seasonal refreshes.

Choose Premium
Only need one page? A Landing Page for one service, like EV chargers, is a fixed $999. Only need one page? Landing Page — $999 See what’s included
Need just one piece? A logo, a Google profile, ads or SEO: every service is also sold on its own, at a fixed price. Price a single service

Ad budgets are separate and paid straight to Google or Facebook. Compare every package and service.

How it works

Three steps from the first call to launch.

  1. We talk about your work

    Service calls or upgrades, the towns you cover, and your license and warranty.

  2. We build the whole thing

    You approve everything before it goes live.

  3. Your phone starts ringing

    Leads come straight to your phone, and we show you what’s working in plain numbers.

About two weeks from the first call to launch, and you own everything we make for you.

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FAQ

Questions electricians ask us.

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How much does an electrician website cost?

From $999 for a Landing Page to $1,990 (Basic), $3,290 (Pro) or $5,490 (Premium) for a full site and more. Your quote is fixed and in writing.

How long does it take?

Most sites go live about two weeks after our first call, branding included. Bigger sites take longer, and your quote says how long.

Do I need my own job photos?

They help. Clean panels, finished installs and your truck beat stock photos. Phone photos are fine.

Where does my license number go?

On every page, usually in the header or footer, and in your ads. We put it there by default.

Will my electrician website show up on Google?

Every electrician website design we do is built so Google can read it. No one can honestly promise the top spot. First calls usually come from your Google Business Profile (in Pro); ranking in regular search takes months (SEO is in Premium).

Can you make pages for EV chargers and generators?

Yes. Each upgrade gets its own page with what’s involved, permits and a quote button.

Who owns the website?

You do. Once it’s paid, the site, logo and files are yours, with the domain and hosting in your name.

Are there any monthly fees?

Not for the site: it’s a one-time price, plus a small yearly domain and hosting bill. Monthly fees start only if we look after the site, or you add MM CRM at $99 a month.

Not an electrician?

We build for other trades too: websites for plumbers, websites for roofers and websites for handymen.

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Wire up your own leads.

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