Electrician Website Design
Electrician website design for licensed electricians and small electrical businesses that want more calls. It's built from your logo, with a page for each job on the full site. You see the whole site before you pay.
Build it for free. Pay for it when you're happy.


An example site made with the builder. The business is made up.
What an electrician's website needs
Nobody can check your wiring, so they check your website. It has to answer three questions fast: are you licensed, do you do my job, do you come to my area?
- License number and insurance on the home page, not buried on a separate page.
- A page per job: switchboard upgrades, rewiring, lighting, EV charger installation, safety inspections, emergency call-outs.
- Residential and commercial on separate pages, because homeowners and businesses search differently.
- Your service areas, by name.
- Photos of your own work: a clean switchboard, a finished lighting job, your truck.

Your truck's logo in, an electrical site out
Upload the logo from your truck and the builder pulls its colors. Headings, buttons and the call bar match, so someone who saw the truck recognizes the site.
The site is on your screen within a minute. Add your license, photos and areas, create an account, and pay when you're happy: $199 for a landing page or $497 for the full site with SEO set up. Live today, on a domain in your name.

Electrical ads, matched to job pages
An ad for "EV charger installation" should land on an EV charger page, not your home page. The headline repeats the ad and the call button comes first.
The layouts come from the Google Ads landing pages Daniel Dimsey, who runs Website Smash, builds and tests each week for Local Service Ads AI clients. They're set out phone first, and he walks through them on his YouTube channel.
Form sends and call taps come back as conversions, so you see which jobs the ads win.
What's included in every electrical website
- A page per service, plus home, about and contact (full site)
- Tap-to-call on every screen
- License number and insurance in the about section
- Every lead emailed to you the moment it's sent
- Google Ads conversion tracking for forms and calls
- Zapier and webhooks into your scheduling app or CRM
- Under two seconds to load on a phone, switchboard photos and all
- The domain in your name; hosting and small edits at $24/month
- Pay after you've checked it
FAQ
Can the site show my license and insurance?
Yes. Both go in the about section on your home page, in your own words.
I do residential and commercial. One site?
Yes. Each gets its own page, and the home page links to both.
Should EV charger installs get their own page?
If you want those jobs, yes. Google needs a page to show for that search.
Can I run my current Google Ads to it?
Yes. Paste your Google Ads tag into the site's settings and the tracking starts.
Other trades
Build it for free. Pay for it when you're happy.
Upload your logo and your site is on the screen in about a minute. Nothing to pay until you want it live.

