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{An electrician's website that makes <mark>calling you</mark> the obvious next step}

Electrical searches split two ways: emergencies (no power, burning smell) and projects (panel upgrade, EV charger, lighting). Your site needs a fast path for both.

$997 to build · $99/mo hosting & care · live in about 2 weeks

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★★★★★ 4.9 on GoogleLicensed electricians in Smyrna for repairs, panels and EV chargers.Current Electric serves Smyrna and nearby. Call or request a quote and we’ll take it from there.Request a quote
Repairs & troubleshootingPanel upgradesEV chargersLightingGeneratorsWhole-home surge protection
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Current Electric is a made-up example. Your preview uses your real name, reviews and services.

Where electricians lose the call

Three things we fix first

People want to know you're licensed before they call

Your license number, insurance and years in business belong on the first screen. A missing site means they can't check, so they call someone they can.

Project work needs its own pages

An EV charger install is a different customer than a tripping breaker. One page for each gets you found for the work you want more of.

Quotes take a site visit you could skip

A quote form that asks the right questions (what, where, how old the panel is) lets you give a ballpark without driving across town.

EV charger and panel upgrade searches have grown fast. A page for each one brings the project work, not just the repair calls.

The 5 pages

What a electrical contractor website needs, page by page

The Website Starter includes up to 5 pages, written for you from a short kickoff call. For most electricians this is the set. Swap any of them for what matters more to you.

  1. HomeLicense, reviews, main services and a call button for the emergencies.
  2. Electrical repairsBreakers tripping, outlets not working, flickering lights, with your diagnostic fee and same-day options.
  3. Panel upgradesWhy people upgrade, what's involved, permits and inspections, typical timelines.
  4. EV chargers & lightingLevel 2 charger installs, what a homeowner needs, plus recessed and outdoor lighting.
  5. Service area & quoteCities you serve and a quote form that texts you.

Services we’d list

Found for the work you want more of

Each service gets its own plain-English section so people searching for exactly that job find you and know you do it. We use your names for things, not ours.

  • Repairs & troubleshooting
  • Panel upgrades
  • EV chargers
  • Lighting
  • Generators
  • Whole-home surge protection

Questions your site should answer

Before they call

The questions that come up on every call. Answered on the page, they save your phone time and bring you callers who already know the basics.

  • “Are you licensed and insured?”
  • “Do you pull permits?”
  • “Can you install an EV charger in my garage?”
  • “How soon can you come out?”

Included with every site

Built to turn visitors into calls

Tap-to-call everywhere

Your number stays on screen on a phone, with a call bar at the bottom.

Your real Google reviews

Pulled from your Google Business Profile, with a link to leave another.

Quote form to your phone

Every request lands in your text messages and email within seconds.

Hosting, security, edits

$99 a month covers hosting, SSL and up to 30 minutes of edits, requested from your portal.

How it goes

Free preview first, live in about 2 weeks

Before you pay

Free preview

We build your homepage with your real reviews and services and text you the link.

Day 1

Kickoff

About 15 minutes. Logo, photos, services, hours and service area go in your client portal.

Week 1

We write and build it

All 5 pages, written for your customers. You read and mark up anything.

Week 2

Changes and launch

Two rounds of changes, then live on your own domain, in your name.

See the full process, including what we need from you →

Questions

Electrical website questions

Can the site show my license and insurance?

Yes. We put your state license number and insurance on the home page and the contact page, exactly as you give it to us.

Can the quote form ask about their panel?

Yes. It can ask the panel brand, amperage and age, and what they want done, then send it to your phone and email with the customer's details.

Will you write the EV charger page?

Yes. We write every page from a short kickoff call and your answers. You read it, change anything, and approve it before it goes live.

What does it cost, all in?

$997 to build and $99 a month for hosting, security and small edits, both paid at signup. Your domain (about $10 to $15 a year) is in your name. Full refund if you cancel before design starts. Full pricing.

Will this get me to the top of Google?

Nobody honest can promise rankings. We build your site the way Google expects (fast, secure, mobile-friendly, with clear service and area pages) and link it to your Google Business Profile, so the people who find you trust you and call.

See your electrical contractor website before you pay

Tell us your business name. We’ll build a free preview with your real Google reviews and text you the link, usually within one business day.