For Electricians · Nationwide
Panel upgrades and EV chargers are the work worth winning, and they are what homeowners search for by name. Your site can rank for those jobs specifically, explain the permit and inspection steps plainly, and turn an inquiry into a scheduled visit without a round of phone tag.
Senior engineering, fixed price from $4,500. We build it, you own it.
Every Tesla, F-150 Lightning, and Rivian owner in your area is searching for a local installer. If your site doesn't have a dedicated EV charger page with schema markup, that lead becomes someone else's.
A real local site with a service-area schema ranks organically. You stop paying premium per-click rates to compete with national lead-gen sites.
We write the content in language your customers actually use — and tie each service to a clear price range or a 'starts at' number so nobody bounces off price uncertainty.
$4,500
or $1,500/month for 3 months · 0% interest
Single-page or short multi-page site. Mobile-first, schema-marked, booking-ready. 2 to 3 weeks.
$9,500
or $1,900/month for 5 months · 0% interest
Multi-page site with CRM integration, local-SEO service-area pages, and conversion-tuned landing pages. 4 to 6 weeks.
From $18,000
Custom payment schedule, set during scoping
Bespoke application or large marketing site with full custom integrations. Scoped per project.
Every project includes a 30-day warranty. Optional ongoing care plans from $349/mo, with request turnaround as fast as the same business day. See the plans →
Yes — it's some of the highest-margin residential work and demand climbs every quarter. A dedicated EV charger page with schema is how you show up for 'EV charger installer near me' instead of losing that homeowner to a competitor or a national directory.
No. We use 'starts at' ranges, not fixed bids, so a panel upgrade or generator install shows a credible number that pre-qualifies the lead — without locking you into a price before you've seen the job.
That's the whole point. We write the content in the words customers actually use — not 'service-entrance conductors' — so they understand what they're buying and don't bounce off the jargon to call the next electrician on the list.
Thirty minutes on a call about your electrician site: what it should do, what it would cost, and how long it would take.