Website design for electricians
Electrician website design that gets the phone answered
Someone with a dead panel or a sparking outlet is not browsing. They want to know three things before they call: do you come to my town, do you do this kind of job, and will a person pick up. We build electrician websites that answer all three on the first screen of a phone.
What we put first
What your customers look for
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A number they can tap
Your phone number in the header of every page as a tap-to-call link, and your emergency line above everything else if you run one.
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Your service area in words
The towns and counties you cover as a plain list, so a customer can check before calling and so search engines can read it. A map picture alone tells them nothing.
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Residential, commercial, industrial
A page for each kind of work with the jobs you actually take: panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, lighting, service calls. People search for the job, not for “electrician.”
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License and insurance, stated
Your license number, the fact that you are insured, and how long you have been in business, in text on the page where a careful customer will look for it.
Design concept
How it could look
A home page concept drawn for a made-up business, on a desktop and on a phone. We draw one like it from your own site, free, when you ask for a checkup.
- Tap-to-call and Request Service side by side, repeated in a bar at the bottom of the phone view
- Years in business, service area and emergency availability in one strip under the photo
- Residential, commercial and industrial work as three clear doors
- The same layout on a desktop and on a phone, drawn together so nothing is an afterthought
What you get
A typical site for electricians
- Home, with the phone number, service area and request form
- A page for each service line, with the jobs listed
- Service area, as a list of towns
- About: who owns it, how long, license and insurance
- Request service: a short form that reaches your phone and your inbox
- Careers, if you are hiring apprentices or journeymen
Every site is built and tested to WCAG 2.1 Level AA, the accessibility standard we hold government websites to, and comes with hosting, backups and changes by email or text.
Questions
What owners ask us
Can customers request service from the website?
Yes. A short form, name, phone, town and what is wrong, lands in your inbox and can text your phone. The customer sees a confirmation page that says when to expect a call.
We already have a site. Do we have to start over?
No. Send us the address and we will measure it on a phone for free and show you a redesigned home page built from your own words and photos. If you like it, we move your content across.
Who keeps it up to date?
You can, or we will. Email or text us a change, a new service, a new town, a holiday closing, and it is done. Hosting, backups and security updates are part of the care plan.
Send us your web address. We measure your site on a phone and email you a redesigned home page with the price. Free, no obligation.
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