Websites for electricians

Website design for electricians

Homeowners hire electricians on trust: licence, insurance, permits pulled, work that passes inspection. The site makes that case on the first screen, then gives each kind of work its own page so panel upgrades and EV chargers are found by the people searching for them.

What the site has to do

What an electrical contractor needs from its website

Licence and safety on the first screen

Your licence number, insurance, and that you pull permits and schedule inspections, right under the headline. It is the first thing a careful homeowner checks.

The high-value jobs get their own pages

Panel upgrades, EV charger installation, standby generators, rewiring and lighting each get a page with typical costs, timelines and what to expect.

Residential and commercial, kept apart

A homeowner and a property manager look for different things. Two clear paths from the home page, each with its own services and proof.

Emergency calls

Tap-to-call and after-hours details on every page, with your response area.

Pages

The pages we usually build

Every site is designed for the business, not from a template, but sites for electricians tend to need the same set of pages. Each is written for the searches your customers make.

  • Home with licensing and tap-to-call
  • Residential services
  • Commercial services
  • Panel upgrades
  • EV charger installation
  • Generators
  • Service areas
  • Request an estimate

Samples

Designs for trades like yours

Starter designs and concept redesigns from our work: open one to see it as a PC or a phone.

Sample site

Duskline Home Technology

Duskline Home Technology. An illustrative Scottsdale home technology concept: lighting, shades, audio and video, networks, monitoring, climate and power. Your home.

  • Home automation integrator
  • Scottsdale, Arizona
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Sample site

Blackland Home Theater

A Frisco home theater concept. Dedicated theaters, upstairs media rooms, living-room sound, patio audio and pre-wiring. Book a room consultation demonstration.

  • Home theater installer
  • Frisco, Texas
coramcreative.com/samples/blackland-home-theaterView design

Pricing

From $120 a month, plus a one-time setup fee

Essentials is $120 a month plus a one-time $120 setup fee: a professional website with the everyday upkeep handled, including your core pages, your domain and DNS, hosting, monthly content updates, contact forms and booking links. Advanced adds a page for each product or service, easy editing, a company dashboard, AI search setup, payments and seasonal refreshes; Custom adds fully custom applications beyond the website, such as kiosks, customer portals and internal tools, scoped in your quote.

Questions

Common questions from electricians

How long until the site is live?

Most sites are live within a few weeks of your photos, services and service area arriving. If you already have a site, we rebuild it as the starting point so nothing is lost.

Can I show the areas where I am licensed?

Yes. Service area pages carry the licence that applies there, which matters when you work across a state line or in cities with their own requirements.

Can customers book or request a quote on the site?

Yes. Every site has a quote or booking form that emails you and can text you, and we connect scheduling tools such as Calendly or Square Appointments when you use one (see our integrations page). Connecting your CRM is part of the Custom plan.

Do I own the site and the domain?

Yes. You own the content, the domain and the intellectual property. We manage them on your behalf, and you keep full access.

Other trades

Websites for other trades

Not listed? We design for any small business. Tell us about yours.