Electrical
Websites and SEO for electrical contractors.
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, rewires and service calls. People looking for an electrician want proof you're licensed and a sense you'll show up. We build a site that shows both, and keep improving it from the searches that bring you work.
How electrical work comes in
Most electricians are easy to beat online
We looked at 117 electrical contractors in the top Google Maps results across six US cities this October. 26% had no website at all, 24% were on a do-it-yourself site builder, and 39% had no analytics. Electricians had some of the weakest websites of any trade we checked.
Meanwhile "electrician near me" is searched about 368,000 times a month in the US and costs about $23 a click in Google Ads. With so many competitors barely online, a fast site with a page for each kind of job has room to stand out.
The work splits two ways. Service calls are urgent and go to whoever answers. Panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators and rewires are planned, and the homeowner wants to know you're licensed, insured and have done the job before.
What you get
What the site does for you
A page for each job
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, lighting, rewires, service calls. Each gets its own page, written for the people searching for it.
License and insurance up front
Your license number and insurance sit where homeowners look for them. The site only says what's true, so the details come from you.
Every call counted
Calls and forms are both counted, and you can see which search, page or campaign each came from.
Fast on any phone
Every site ships at 100 on Lighthouse, so it loads quickly when the power is out and the phone is on one bar.
In detail
What an electrician's site has to get right
EV chargers and generators
These are bigger residential jobs, and people research them before they call. A page that explains the install, what affects the price and how long it takes brings in buyers who have nearly decided.
Commercial work, if you do it
Property managers and general contractors search differently from homeowners. If you take commercial work, give it its own page with the kinds of jobs and buildings you handle.
What electrician SEO actually involves
With a quarter of the competition missing a website, the basics go a long way. A fast site, a page for each kind of job, your towns named plainly, and a Google Business Profile that matches the site. Our SEO agent then proposes changes every week, based on which searches bring calls, for you to approve.
How it works
Three steps, no jargon.
Tell us what you do
A short call about your business, your customers and what the site needs to do. Bring your photos, your logo and your opinions.
We build it
Your site goes up on a preview address first. Poke at it, tell us what to change, and we connect your domain once you're happy.
We keep it humming
Hosting, security certificates, edits and new pages as you grow. You run the business and we run the website.
FAQ
Questions electricians ask us
Do you write the service pages?
Yes. Tell us the work you want more of, such as panel upgrades or EV chargers, and we write a page for each. You can edit any of it yourself afterwards.
I don't have a website yet. Is that a problem?
No. A quarter of the electricians we checked didn't either. We start from your services, your towns and your photos, and the site goes up on a preview address first.
Can I see which jobs came from Google?
Yes, up to the enquiry. Each call tap and form shows the search or campaign behind it. Whether it became a paid job is something you'll know and we won't.
A website you're proud to send people to.
Tell us about the business and we'll reply within one working day.