Industries Electricians
Websites for electricians
Homeowners search for the specific job: a panel upgrade, an EV charger, a generator before storm season. I build electrical sites with a page for each job you do and each town you serve, so you show up for the work you want.
What your customers type into Google
- electrician near me
- panel upgrade cost
- EV charger installation
- whole house generator installation
- knob and tube wiring replacement
- emergency electrician Lowell
Each job is its own search. The electrician with a page that answers that exact question is the one who gets the call.
What an electrical website needs
- A page for every jobPanel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, lighting and rewiring each get a page, matching how people search.
- Older homes coveredKnob-and-tube and outdated panels are common in New England houses. Pages for that work reach homeowners who are worried about it.
- License up frontYour license number and insurance shown clearly, because homeowners check before they let someone into their panel.
- Emergency callsIf you take emergency calls, a clear path and tap-to-call at the top of every page.
- A page for every townLocal pages for your whole service area, each with real information about that town.
- Residential and commercialSeparate pages if you do both, so a property manager and a homeowner each find what they need.
The pages I build for you
- Homepage
- Panel upgrades
- EV charger installation
- Generator installation
- Rewiring and knob-and-tube replacement
- Lighting
- Outlets and switches
- Emergency electrical service
- Commercial electrical
- Reviews
- A page for every town you serve
Your list will match the work you do. Solar, low-voltage and fire alarm work get pages if you offer them.
Example from a real client: BG Foundation Repair
Built the same way as this
I haven't built a electrical site yet, so here's the one I have built. Every electrical site gets the same setup: designed for the phone first, a page for every service and a page for every area you serve.
What it costs
- Homepage mockup & audit
- Free
- Website & local SEO, everything includedIntroductory rate
- $800
- Monthly subscription
- $0
- Updates later
- Hourly, only if you ask
Includes the custom design, every page you need, Google Business Profile setup and the technical SEO. How pricing works
Building for electricians across New England
- Boston, MA
- Worcester, MA
- Springfield, MA
- Lowell, MA
- Framingham, MA
- Quincy, MA
- Brockton, MA
- New Bedford, MA
- Fall River, MA
- Cape Cod, MA
- Providence, RI
- Warwick, RI
- Hartford, CT
- New Haven, CT
- Stamford, CT
- Bridgeport, CT
- Waterbury, CT
- Manchester, NH
- Nashua, NH
- Portsmouth, NH
- Portland, ME
- Bangor, ME
- Burlington, VT
By state: Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont. And anywhere else in the country.
Questions from electricians
Should EV chargers and generators really have their own pages?
Yes. They are some of the most searched electrical jobs, and people researching them have specific questions about cost, permits and timing that a dedicated page can answer.
Can the site show our license number?
Yes, on every page, along with your insurance and any certifications.
Do you set up our Google Business Profile?
Yes. It is included with the site and the technical SEO.
What does it cost?
$800, one time, for the full build. No monthly fee. If you want changes later, I charge an hourly rate, only when you ask.