Web design · Electricians
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I build websites for electricians for $3,800 flat: up to five pages that list the work you want more of, show your license and service area, and send quote requests with the details you need. Most go live in about three weeks, and you own all of it.
- $3,800 flat
- License shown up front
- Quote form included
- You own everything
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Websites for electricians
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Short answer
What an electrician's site should say
Electrical work is a trust purchase. Nobody wants a stranger in their panel. So the website has to answer a few questions fast: are you licensed, do you do the specific job I need, do you work in my town, and how do I reach you?
In Texas, electricians are licensed through TDLR, and customers can look a license up. Putting your license number on the site, in the footer and on the about page, answers the first question before anyone has to ask. I'd add your insurance and any manufacturer certifications if you have them.
Then it's about the work you want more of. If you'd rather do panel upgrades and EV charger installs than chase small service calls, the site should say so. If service calls are your bread and butter, the phone number and the towns you cover go right at the top.
The $3,800 site
What electricians get
A flat price in writing before I start. More than five pages is a Growth site, $6,000 to $10,000.
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Work you want
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, lighting, remodel wiring, commercial build outs. Each named, so people searching for it find you.
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License and insurance
Your TDLR license number and insurance noted on the site, so customers can check before they call.
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Service area
The towns you work in, by name. One that brings most of your jobs can get its own page later.
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Quote form
Asks the job type, the home or building age, panel size if they know it, and timeline.
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Call and text
Tap to call on every screen. If you'd rather get texts, the button can do that too.
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Google profile
Help setting up and verifying your Google Business Profile, matched to the site.
The numbers
Who is searching for this
Semrush estimates about 390 US searches a month for "electrician web design," another 390 for "web design for electricians" and about 590 for "electrician seo company." Electricians are clearly looking for help getting found.
I'll be straight about my own research: my September 2026 contractor audit covered roofing, remodeling, HVAC, plumbing and land clearing, not electricians. What it found across those trades still applies. Every franchise location had a page for its service and town, and only 63% of the independent contractor sites did. That's the cheapest gap to close.
You can read the full study on my local SEO for contractors page.
The build
Three weeks, start to live
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Talk
Forty five minutes in person or on the phone about the jobs you want.
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Write
I write the pages and build them on a real link you can open on a phone.
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Adjust
Two rounds of changes, then a last check on phones of every size.
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Hand off
Live on your domain, with a 15 minute video on editing hours and prices.
Getting found
Electrician SEO, if you want it
The site gets the basics right: clear page titles, fast loading and business details search engines can read. If you want ongoing work on the map and in search, I do that separately. It starts with a free video audit of your site and Google profile, then a one time foundation from $1,200 or a monthly plan from $750 to $1,800.
Most of my clients are around Leander, Cedar Park, Round Rock and Georgetown, and I'll meet you in person if you're nearby. If you're further out, the phone works fine.
Other trades I build for are on the websites for contractors page.
FAQ
Questions people ask me
How much does an electrician website cost?
$3,800 flat for a Foundation contractor site with up to five pages. Growth sites with six to fifteen pages are $6,000 to $10,000.
Should I put my license number on my website?
Yes. Texas customers can look up an electrician's TDLR license, and showing it up front saves them the trouble and builds trust.
Can I focus the site on EV chargers or panel upgrades?
Yes. We plan the pages around the work you want more of, and that work gets named clearly so people searching for it can find you.
Do you do SEO for electricians?
Yes, as a separate service. The first video audit is free.
How long does it take?
About three weeks for a Foundation site.
Will I own the website?
Yes. Domain, files, hosting and Google profile are in your name.
Get a number
Tell me what kind of electrical work you do and where. I'll send back a price, usually the same day.
Prefer to talk? Tap Call at the top of any page and you get me, not a call center. Either way you're talking to the person who does the work.
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