Websites for electricians

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How it works

  1. Type your business nameWe read your Google listing for your trade, your town and your phone number. Nothing to fill in.
  2. We build the whole sitePages, words, photos and colours, ready in 10-15 minutes. Free to see - no card, nothing to sign.
  3. Keep it if you want itAsk for any change in plain English and it is made for you. If it is not for you, close the page. You owe nothing.

What is on your electrician site

  • Panels, rewiring, lighting, EV chargers, generators - every electrical service on its own line
  • Your phone number on every screen, one tap to call when the power is out in half the house
  • A quote form that emails you the job while the homeowner is still on the page
  • Built to be found when someone in your town searches for an electrician or a panel upgrade
  • Fast and readable on a phone, including the one being read by flashlight

Every service you offer, on its own line

Each one gets its own heading and its own words, so the homeowner who searched for that exact job lands on something about that exact job.

  • Electrical Panel Upgrades
  • Wiring & Rewiring
  • Lighting Installation
  • Ceiling Fan Installation
  • Outlet & Switch Installation
  • Generator Installation
  • EV Charger Installation
  • Electrical Troubleshooting
  • Electrical Inspections
  • Emergency Electrical Repair

What homeowners actually search for

“electrician near me”Your town and a tap-to-call number are on the first screen, with licensed and insured right beside them if you told us so.
“ev charger installation cost”EV Charger Installation is its own service line, so the fastest-growing electrical search lands on a section that names it.
“breaker keeps tripping”Electrical Troubleshooting gets its own section in plain words, with the number under it, for the homeowner standing at the panel.
“200 amp panel upgrade cost”Panel upgrades get their own section beside the quote form, so a four-figure job arrives as a request with a name on it, not a "how much" text.
“whole house generator installer”Generator Installation is listed on its own, because that search spikes the week after a storm and the site should already answer it.

What an electrician site has to show

  • Licensed and insured near the top with your license number - the first thing an electrical customer checks - shown only if you supplied it.
  • Panel upgrades, EV chargers and generators as their own sections - the three big-ticket searches homeowners run before they call anyone.
  • Troubleshooting and small repairs listed too, since the tripping breaker call is how most new customers find an electrician.
  • Safety language a homeowner understands - no talk of amperage and load calculations - with the number one tap away on every screen.
  • The towns you cover written out, so a generator search two counties over still finds you and a call from four counties over does not.

See a real electrician website

Calloway Electric Co. is a working demo site Titan built for electrician businesses. Open it on your phone or your computer and press the buttons. The business name, the town (Atlanta, GA) and the reviews on it are sample details, not a customer.

Calloway Electric Co. electrician demo website on a desktop screen - home page, first screenCalloway Electric Co. electrician demo website on a phone screen - home page, first screen

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Questions electricians ask

Can the site show my license number?

Yes. Give us your license number when you fill in the form and it goes on the site where a homeowner looks for it. If you leave it out, the site does not claim you are licensed - it never states a credential you did not give us. Most states require the number on any advertising, and a website counts, so add it before you go live if you skipped it; that is one edit.

EV chargers and generators are new lines for me. Can I add them?

They are already on the pre-filled electrical list - EV Charger Installation, Generator Installation, Smart Home Wiring, Surge Protection. Tick them and each becomes its own line with its own copy. Add a new service later by typing it into your dashboard in plain English and it appears on the site, so the day you start doing something new, the site can say so.

I get homeowners and property managers. Does one site work for both?

Honestly, the site is built for the homeowner first - that is who searches "electrician near me". Commercial and property management work goes on as its own service line if you add it, and the copy says what you told us. If most of your work is commercial contracts won by bid, the demo may not be the right shape for you. Open it and judge; it costs nothing.

Most of my work is word of mouth. Why would I need a website?

A referral still looks you up before calling. When a neighbor gives your name, the next thing that happens is a search, and what comes back is either a site that lists your work and your license or nothing at all. The site is free to see, so the question costs nothing to answer. The longer version is in the guide Do I need a website for my small business?.

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