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Websites for electricians
that handle the scope question.
Residential vs. commercial vs. industrial — marked clearly. EV-charger and solar specialties surfaced. Real licensing, bonding, and permitting answers. Built for electrical contractors of all three scopes.
- Scope clearly marked
- EV/Solar surfaced
- Permits yes/no answer
What's broken
Electrician sites are surprisingly hard to read. Most don't tell you whether the contractor handles residential or commercial — let alone whether they do industrial work. EV-charger installation, generator wiring, solar panel work, and panel upgrades are different specialties with different licensing and most sites don't surface any of it. Permitting handled — yes or no — is a basic question on every project and most sites don't answer it. The result: prospects call the wrong contractor, contractors take wrong-fit calls, everyone wastes time.
i.Electricians we work with
Who we
work with.
Residential electricians. Commercial electrical contractors. Light industrial electricians. EV-charger installers. Generator specialists. Solar installers and electrical-side solar work. Service-and-repair shops. Solo operators up to 30-employee firms. We don't build for national electrical franchises.
ii.The job to be done
What an electrical site
has to do.
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i.
Answer the scope question first.
Residential, commercial, industrial — or some combination — surfaced before anything else. Saves the prospect a call and saves you a mismatch.
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ii.
Surface the specialty work.
EV chargers, generators, solar, panel upgrades, smart-home wiring, EV-fleet infrastructure. These are searched by name and most sites bury them.
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iii.
Show licensing and bonded status.
State electrical license number, bonded/insured status, master electrician on staff. Permitting handled — yes or no.
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iv.
Make estimates easy to request.
A clear path to an estimate request, with the right scope-relevant fields. Not a generic contact form.
iii.What we focus on
What gets electrical sites
actually working.
i.
Scope-tagged service pages.
Each service page tagged residential / commercial / industrial. Filterable. So an industrial plant manager doesn't waste her time reading about ceiling fan installation.
ii.
EV-charger work, surfaced.
Level 2 and Level 3 install services, NEMA outlet upgrades, panel capacity reviews. This category is doubling year over year.
iii.
Generator services.
Whole-home generator install, transfer switch work, propane and natural gas. Standby vs. portable. Brands you install (Generac, Kohler, Cummins, Briggs).
iv.
Solar electrical work.
Whether you install full systems or do the electrical side for a solar company, surface it. Different searches, different audiences.
v.
Permitting answer.
Yes or no — and how. "We pull permits on every job" or "We work with your contractor's permit" — said clearly.
vi.
Licensing, prominently.
State license number, expiration, bonding amount, master electrician on staff. Footer of every page.
Recommended mix
Electrician work splits roughly along local search (residential service calls, GBP-led) and longer commercial/industrial sales cycles (website-led). Most clients we work with start with both the website rebuild and the Google Business Profile setup. The Care Plan is recommended once you start adding seasonal or specialty pages.
iv.FAQ
What contractors
always ask first.
Can the site handle multiple license categories?
Yes — and it should. If you hold a residential license, a commercial license, and a low-voltage license, we surface each one cleanly. Prospects in each category want different proof and different scope language.
How do we handle EV-charger work — separate page or part of services?
Almost always its own page. EV-charger search has exploded and prospects are shopping specifically for that service, often comparing three contractors before booking. A dedicated page with model expertise (Tesla wall connector, ChargePoint, Wallbox) and panel-upgrade pairing converts.
Can the site help us recruit electricians?
Yes. A simple, well-structured careers page is one of the highest-ROI additions for shops trying to grow. Clear scope of work, pay range, what makes the shop different. We've seen this single page produce real applications for clients.