An electrician website that gets the call while the power is still out.
Custom-designed for electricians — a tap-to-call emergency button, licensed & insured badges customers look for, your service-area map and Google reviews, all built in. $99 to build, $99/year to host on our own servers.
A dead panel is a ten-second decision — and it happens on a phone
Electrical problems do not wait for business hours. A breaker will not reset, half the house loses power, an outlet sparks — and the customer grabs a phone, searches "emergency electrician near me," and opens the first two or three results. They are worried about safety, and they will call whichever company looks licensed, insured and honest about price. That whole decision takes less time than it took you to read this paragraph.
Not every call is an emergency. Panel upgrades, EV charger installs, rewiring and lighting projects are planned jobs, and those customers compare two or three electricians before they pick one. If your business shows up as a bare Facebook page, an unfinished site with no license number, or nothing at all, the job goes to someone else. The larger company down the road has a polished page with a big "Call now" button, a "licensed & insured" badge and a wall of five-star reviews. They are not better electricians than you. They just look safer to someone letting a stranger work on their wiring.
A 99Websites electrician site closes that gap. It is a single, fast-loading page built to do one job: turn the person who just searched for an electrician into a booked call. No bloated page builder, no template that a hundred other contractors are running — a site designed from scratch around your company, your license, your service area and the way electrical customers actually decide who to trust in their home.
Built for how electrical customers decide
Every electrician site we build ships with the pieces that actually move a customer from "just looking" to "please come out."
Emergency call button
A sticky, thumb-sized "Call now" button that follows the visitor down every screen on mobile. When the power is out, the fastest company to reach wins the job.
Licensed, insured & bonded badges
Your state license number, insurance and bonding stated plainly near the top. For electrical work this is the first thing a cautious customer checks.
Full service list
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, rewiring, lighting, generators, surge protection, troubleshooting — laid out clearly so visitors self-select and so you rank for what you actually do.
EV charger & panel upgrade section
A dedicated block for the high-value jobs customers research hardest — what is involved, typical timelines and what to expect — so they ask you instead of a competitor.
Service-area map
An embedded Google map of the towns and counties you cover, so a customer knows in two seconds whether you will come out — and so Google knows where to rank you.
Google review wall
Your best reviews pulled onto the page with the star rating up top. Social proof is the number-one thing that converts a worried visitor into a call.
Upfront-quote promise
A plain-English "written quote before work starts, no surprise fees" block. Pricing uncertainty is the biggest reason people hesitate to call an electrician.
Quote request form
A short, mobile-first form — address, what is happening, is it urgent — that emails your dispatcher instantly so you can triage and quote faster.
Fast, mobile, and yours
Loads in under two seconds on a phone in a dark basement, passes Google's Core Web Vitals, and is never handed to another electrician as a template.
Electrician sites we've built
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Show up when someone searches "electrician near me"
Electrical work is a local game. Nobody in Denver is hiring an electrician in Dallas. That means your website's job is to help Google understand exactly what you do and where you do it — and then convert the traffic that lands before the customer calls the next result.
We build the SEO foundations into every electrician site: a keyword-researched title and meta description targeting phrases like "emergency electrician [your city]," "EV charger installation near me" and "panel upgrade [your town]," proper headings, a LocalBusiness schema block, your service-area towns named on the page, an embedded map, and a fast, mobile-first layout Google rewards. Paired with your Google Business Profile, that is what pulls you into the local pack — the three-result box that catches most of the urgent clicks.
Four steps from questions to launch
You're involved at the start and the end. We handle everything in the middle.
Tell us about your electrical business
A short guided questionnaire — services, service area, license and insurance, hours, and any sites you like.
We design & build it
Our proprietary design system turns your brief into a finished page, and a designer reviews and signs off on it before you see it — layout, copy, photos, mobile and SEO, all in the $99.
Review it in your portal
A private link to your live draft. Leave notes and request changes — one full revision round is included.
Approve & go live
Give the thumbs up and we publish to your domain and keep it running — hosting, SSL, backups, uptime.
One plan. Two numbers.
to build
to host
Year one is $198 total. Every year after is $99 for hosting — SSL, backups, uptime monitoring and fair-use edits included. No contract; cancel any time.
- Custom single-page site, designed from scratch
- Emergency call button & licensed/insured badges
- Service list + service-area map
- Copywriting & SEO foundations included
- 1 full revision round before launch
- Hosted on our own infrastructure — never resold
- Client portal + fair-use update requests
Domain: bring your own free, or we register one for a one-time $25 + the registrar's ~$12–20/yr — always in your name. Add-ons: a booking calendar is a self-serve add-on you can buy right from your dashboard once your site is live; online ordering, IDX search portals, payments and other interactive features link out to the tool you already use — or are quoted separately.
Electrician website questions
How long does an electrician website take to build?
Most electrician sites are designed, built and ready for your review in 2–3 business days. You get one full round of revisions in your portal before it goes live, and we publish the same day you approve.
Do you write the content, or do I have to?
We write it. You answer a short questionnaire about your services, service area, license number and hours, and we draft every word — headlines, service descriptions, safety and licensing language and calls to action. You review and adjust it before launch.
Can you match my truck wrap and existing branding?
Yes. Upload your logo, brand colors and a photo of your truck in the intake form. We design the site around your existing brand so your website, trucks and invoices all look like one company.
I already have a website. Can you just improve it?
We don't edit existing sites — we build a new one from scratch, which is usually faster and cheaper than untangling an old page builder. We can point your existing domain at the new site with no downtime.
Can you connect my scheduling or dispatch software?
Yes. If you use Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan, Jobber or a simple request-a-callback form, we link to your scheduling tool or build a clean quote form that emails your dispatcher the moment a customer submits it.
Your next emergency call is dialing right now
Get a website that turns "electrician near me" into a booked job. $99 to build, $99/year to host.