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Electrician web design

Potential customers judge an electrician online before they call. Our electrician web design shows your license, your electrical services and an online request form on the first screen.

  • ✓Built around your crews and finished work
  • ✓License and insurance on every page
  • ✓Online forms for panels, EV and generators
  • ✓Leads sent to Smarfle or your CRM
PriceFrom $7,000
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What owners check

What potential customers look for on an electrician website

Most visitors arrive with a problem or a planned upgrade. Six details tell them whether to pick up the phone or look for another electrical contractor.

Can I trust you with my panel?

We highlight your license number, insurance information and permit record on every page.

Can someone come out today?

A call button and hours in the header, plus honest notes on emergency service.

Do you handle this kind of job?

Electrical services listed one by one, from outlets and fans to panels, EV chargers and generators.

How much should I budget?

Price ranges, service call fees and financing for big jobs, stated plainly online.

Who will be in my home?

Real photos of your team, trucks and finished panels build trust, without stock images.

How far do your crews drive?

A coverage map and town list that reflect where your crews go, so local visitors find out fast.

First impression

Owners meet your company online long before your truck arrives.

A slow, dated site makes even a great electrician look careless to potential customers. A clean, clear design should reflect your work and your digital first impression.

Portfolio

Recent work for a home service company

Forterra Pest Control sends crews into Dallas-Fort Worth homes the way electricians do. Its new online home came from our studio.

Forterra Pest Control homepage that Rathly designed and built for Dallas-Fort Worth

Forterra Pest Control, Dallas-Fort Worth

New website · Home service · Texas
Launched in month one

A 377-page site

Every old URL points to a new page, with 181 redirects in all.
What's included

What every electrician website we build includes

Each build comes with these six features, designed for more calls, better leads and a site your office can run.

01

A page per electrical job

Each of your electrical services gets a page with process, permits, price ranges and a next step.

02

Online request forms

Forms ask for project type, panel size or charger model, plus photos, and route each request to your CRM.

03

Call button on phones

On mobile, the call button never scrolls away, and emergency hours show only if you offer them.

04

Office-friendly editing

Your office posts offers and new job images online in minutes without a developer, and support covers bigger changes.

05

Built for search

Building for search engines starts at launch, with pages designed for visitors and Core Web Vitals.

06

Accounts you control

Domain, code and hosting stay in your accounts, so your digital assets leave with you.

Process

How an electrician website comes together

About a month once your content and logins arrive. We plan launch around your busiest weeks.

  1. 01Week 1

    Review services and licenses

    We review your electrical services, license details, service area and the local sites you want to outrank.You get a sitemap and page plan
  2. 02Weeks 1 to 2

    Write job and town pages

    We draft each service, upgrade and town page in simple words for your team to review, code notes included.You get final copy
  3. 03Week 2

    Design the panel page first

    The home page and panel upgrade page come first, built on photos of your crew and installs.You get the final design
  4. 04Week 3

    Connect forms and calls

    We connect the CMS, request forms, call button and CRM, then your office tries it on a preview link.You get a staging site
  5. 05Week 4

    Track, test and launch

    Redirects go in, each form and phone link gets a live check, and call tracking starts.You get a live site
  6. 06Today

    Start your project

    Tell us which electrical jobs you want more of, and we plan the site sections around them.Get a quote →
Platforms

Web platforms we use for electrician sites

We compare stack options based on your team, your scheduling tool and how often you add new work.

FrameworksWhat the site runs on
  • AstroLean pages that load fast on a job-site phone.
  • Next.jsClient portals for builders and property managers.
  • NuxtA Vue option for teams that already use it.
  • SvelteKitSmall tools like an EV charger cost estimator.
CMSWhere your office edits
  • KeystaticOffers and galleries edited with full history.
  • SanityJob galleries shared across many pages.
  • StrapiSelf-hosted open-source content for full control.
  • PayloadService and pricing data inside one app.
  • WordPressA known editor for teams who already use it.
Each stack comes with speed work, schema and call tracking, and you own the code and hosting.
Examples

What makes an electrician website win work

Electrician websites serve two kinds of visitors. One needs power back today. The other is a potential customer planning an upgrade, so the site has sections for both.

Ready to rank as well?Our electrician SEO puts your new pages in front of local searchers, from $2,500 a month.Electrician SEO
  1. 01

    For the urgent visitor

    Number in the header
    A tap-to-call button that stays in reach while scrolling.
    Honest hours
    Clear notes visitors can trust on after-hours service and fees.
    Coverage in plain view
    Towns you serve, based on real drive times.
  2. 02

    For the homeowner planning an upgrade

    Job galleries
    Engaging photos that highlight panels, lighting and chargers you installed.
    Price ranges
    Typical options and costs for each type of work.
    A request form
    Fields for job type, timing and photos of the panel.
  3. 03

    Permit pages for regulated work

    In New York City, the Department of Buildings requires a permit and a Licensed Master Electrician for electrical work. A page designed to explain your permit process online sets clear expectations without surprises.

  4. 04

    EV charger and generator pages

    EV charger installation draws 14.8K US searches a month, and whole house generator installation 9.9K. EV charging equipment falls under NEC Article 625, so those pages explain the code for owners and search engines.

Your options

Electrician website templates or a custom build

Free electrician templates and site builders look like shortcuts. Your site is a digital storefront, so here is how the options compare for an electrical contractor.

  1. 01

    Free templates

    A free template has no upfront cost, yet the shop across town may share the same layout and stock photos.

  2. 02

    Website builders

    Builders host your site for a fee, without much speed control. Request features like panel details and photo uploads take extra work.

  3. 03

    Trade software sites

    Some field service apps include a simple site. Check who owns the domain and pages if you switch.

  4. 04

    A custom electrician website

    The bigger first bill buys a site built to reflect your brand, with engaging job stories that help you stand out to potential clients.

Pricing

Electrician website pricing, line by line

A fixed price for the build, set after we scope your services, galleries and towns.

Electrician website

From $7,000one-time

Best for any electrical contractor that wants more qualified leads from potential customers.

  • ✓Electrician design and CMS
  • ✓Electrical services, upgrade and town pages
  • ✓Call button on every phone
  • ✓Request forms with photo upload
  • ✓CRM link to Smarfle or yours
  • ✓Your domain, code and photos
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What changes the price
  1. 01Service and town pages needed
  2. 02Request forms and CRM connection
  3. 03Job galleries and photos
  4. 04Content carried from your current site
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The written price lists hosting and support separately, and both stay optional.
★★★★★
“Highly professional and efficient marketing agency. Their team knows what they’re doing when it comes to website speed optimization.”
NKNataliia K.
Orlando · Google review · Mar 2025
★★★★★
“Rathly built our new website and made the whole process easy. They listened to what we needed, made a custom design and delivered everything on time. I’m really happy with the result.”
VBVladimir B.
Orlando · Google review · Nov 2025
★★★★★
“Ihor is a highly skilled individual when it comes to website development. He built a new website for us. Delievered on time. And was very responsive. I recommend him for your project.”
DDrparkernyc
Orlando · Google review · Nov 2025
Offices

Meet us in Orlando or New York

Visit by appointment, or work with the same team by phone and video from anywhere in the US.

FL

Orlando office

Since Feb 2025
Rathly · 111 N Orange Ave, Orlando, FL 32801
Downtown Orlando, a short walk from Lake Eola Park. Visits by appointment.Hours Mon to Fri, 10 AM to 5 PM. Closed on US federal holidays.(321) 732-8258Serving Orlando, Winter Park, Kissimmee, Lake Nona, Sanford and Central FloridaSEO in Orlando · Web design in Orlando · PPC in Orlando
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NY

New York office

Since Sep 2026
Rathly · 1177 6th Ave, New York, NY 10036
Midtown Manhattan, two blocks from Times Square. Visits by appointment.Hours Mon to Fri, 10 AM to 5 PM. Closed on US federal holidays.(347) 918-2146Serving Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island and the tri-state areaSEO in New York · Web design in New York · PPC in New York
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Real answers

What contractors ask before a new site

Cost

What does an electrician website cost us?

Electrician websites from Rathly begin at $7,000, paid once. Page count, request forms and galleries set the final number.Read the full answer →
Scope

What should an electrician website include?

Your license, a page per electrical service, clear service area information and a digital request form owners find fast.
License

Should an electrician website show the license number?

Yes. It builds trust, and Florida law puts an electrical contractor's license number in each ad, so we place it on every page.
Requests

Can customers request electrical work online?

Yes. Visitors pick project type, timing and photos, then the form sends it to Smarfle or your CRM.
Custom

Do electricians need a custom website or a template?

A template can work for a brand-new shop on a tight budget. A custom site loads faster, matches your brand and helps search engines read every page.Read the full answer →
Timeline

When can a new electrician website launch?

Roughly a month after we have every page of content and your logins. Large galleries can stretch that a little.Read the full answer →

Plan your electrician web design with our team

  • ✓ A written, fixed build price
  • ✓ Domain, code and photos in your name
  • ✓ Live about a month after content
  • ✓ A reply the same or next business day
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