Websites for electricians
Websites for electricians that show you're licensed and ready.
Nobody lets an electrician into their house without checking them out first. We build a site that shows your license, your services, and how to reach you, for $497, one time, copy included.
What your customers look for
License number, easy to find
Your electrical license and insurance where people look for them. Some states require the license number on your site.
Signs it's time to call
Flickering lights, warm outlets, breakers that keep tripping. Safety info that shows you know the risks and brings in the right calls.
Panel upgrades and rewiring
Bigger jobs in plain words: when an older panel needs replacing and what the work involves.
EV charger installs
Home charger installs get their own section. Many homeowners search for this job by name.
Generators and transfer switches
Standby generator installs, written for people who just sat through an outage.
Permits and inspections
A plain note that you pull permits when a job needs them. Homeowners often ask about it.
A typical 3-page site
You tell us what matters in the intake. We shape the pages around it.
- 1
Home
License and insurance, top services, service area, reviews, and a call button.
- 2
Services
Panels, rewiring, EV chargers, generators, and repairs, each explained in a few lines.
- 3
Contact
Phone, form, hours, emergency info if you take those calls, and the towns you cover.
Included for $497
One time. If we can't build it, you don't pay.
- Up to 3 pages (or a single page, if that's all you need)
- Copy written for you from your intake answers
- Mobile-friendly and fast
- Contact form, click-to-call, and a map
- Local SEO basics: titles, descriptions, schema, sitemap
- Google Business Profile checklist
- Your photos cleaned up, plus licensed stock photos to fill gaps
- 2 rounds of revisions
- Your finished site on a private preview link
- Your site's code, yours to keep
Sites we've built for local businesses
(opens in new tab)Pressure washing
Great White Pressure Washing
Mobile Bay, AL
Before-and-after gallery, service-area pages, and a call-or-text button on every screen.
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(opens in new tab)Junk removal & dumpster rental
Cain's Junk Removal
Mobile & Baldwin County, AL
Upfront pricing, a send-a-photo quote flow, and dumpster rental pages.
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(opens in new tab)Historic nonprofit
Magnolia Cemetery
Mobile, AL
History, visitor info, and donation pages for a 120-acre cemetery founded in 1836.
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Custom builds by Brooks Conkle at erase friction. A FlatRateSite site is up to 3 pages.
Questions
Do I have to show my license number on my website?
Some states require it on advertising, so check your state's rules. Either way, we recommend showing it. Customers look for it.
Can EV chargers and generators get their own sections?
Yes. Each gets its own section with a short description, so someone looking for that job finds it fast.
I do residential and commercial work. Can the site cover both?
Yes. We split your services by customer type, so homeowners and property managers each find what they need.
Should my site say I pull permits?
If you do, yes. Homeowners often ask. A plain line saying you pull permits when a job needs them answers it before they call.
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One form. One price. Your site, built.
$497, one time. If we can't build it, you get every cent back.
Questions? hello@flatratesite.com