Websites for electricians
An electrician website that earns trust before the call
People hiring an electrician want to know you are licensed, local and careful. SaySites builds a fast site that shows it, and gives each of your services a page Google can find.
The problem
Why most electricians are stuck with a website that doesn’t work for them.
Trust has to be visible
Electrical work is a safety job. Homeowners look for a license number, insurance, real photos and real reviews before they call, and a thin site gives them none of it.
Big jobs and small jobs look the same
A panel upgrade, an EV charger install and a flickering light are very different searches. Lumped together on one page, none of them ranks well.
Commercial and residential in one place
If you do both, customers need to see quickly that you handle their kind of job. A muddled site loses both.
The site never changes
New services like EV chargers and home batteries appear, but updating the website keeps getting pushed back.
What you get
The pages your site should have.
Your site starts with a home, services and contact page written for your business and your town. Ask Sofie for any of the others. Every page is checked against Google’s basics and held to a 95+ speed score before it goes live.
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Home
Who you are, where you work, your license details and a call button, so a careful homeowner has what they need at a glance.
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A page per service
Panel upgrades, EV charger installation, rewiring, lighting and fault finding each get a page that can rank on its own.
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Residential and commercial
If you serve both, separate sections or pages make it clear to each customer that you do their kind of work.
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Gallery
Photos of tidy panels and finished installs, uploaded from your phone and resized automatically, show the standard of your work.
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Service area
The towns you cover, listed plainly on one page.
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Contact
Phone, hours and a contact form for quotes. Messages land in your inbox.
Getting found
Built for the searches your clients actually make.
- electrician near me
- EV charger installation [your city]
- electrical panel upgrade near me
- emergency electrician near me
- licensed electrician [your city]
- outlet not working electrician
Marked up as an Electrician
Structured data tells search engines you are an Electrician, with your address, phone and hours, which feeds the local results people see first.
Service pages with titles that fit
Each service page gets a title sized to show in full on Google and a single clear heading, such as "EV Charger Installation in [your city]".
Helpful posts on new work
Posts on questions like whether your panel can handle an EV charger answer real searches and show Google the site is active.
Speed and clean code
Every page passes a 95+ speed check before it goes live, and the site is plain, lean HTML that search engines read easily.
Sofie, your assistant
Change anything by asking.
No page builder to learn. Tell Sofie what you want in a sentence; she shows you the change as a draft, and it goes live when you say so.
- Add a page about EV charger installation
- Add our license number to the footer
- Add a gallery with these photos of panel upgrades
- Write a blog post on signs your electrical panel needs replacing
- Split our services into residential and commercial sections
7-day free trial. Cancel anytime.
Questions
What electricians ask us.
What does it cost?
A 7-day free trial, then $15 a month for your full site, hosting, your own domain, speed checks and changes by Sofie. No setup fees, and you can cancel anytime.
I am not good with computers. Is that a problem?
Not at all. SaySites builds the site from a short description, and afterwards you ask Sofie for changes in plain words. Every change shows up as a draft you can check, and anything can be undone.
Can I show my license and insurance?
Yes. Ask Sofie to add your license number and insurance details to the footer, home page or an About page. Only include details that are current and accurate.
Can I show customer reviews?
Yes, in a testimonials section. Use real reviews from real customers, with their permission. SaySites will not invent reviews, and Google penalizes sites that do.
Will a page for EV chargers help?
A dedicated page is the best way to be relevant to searches for that service. It will not guarantee a ranking, but a clear, useful page on a fast site is what Google looks for.
How do I see if people are visiting?
Your dashboard shows page views per day and your most-read pages, counted without cookies, so there is no cookie banner on your site.
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