Divisions 26–28 · Electrical
Websites for electrical contractors.
Electrical buyers think in systems: service and distribution, lighting, low voltage, fire alarm, EV charging. We build electrical contractor websites that lay out your capabilities by system, prove them with projects, and take bid requests with drawings attached.
What GCs and owners look for
Estimators skim. A capabilities page organized the way they think is the difference between a bid invite and a bounce.
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Capabilities by system
Power distribution, lighting and controls, low voltage and data, fire alarm, EV charging and service work — each with its own section.
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Sectors served
Commercial, industrial, institutional or residential, with the project sizes you are comfortable taking on.
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Projects with scope
What you installed, the building type and the schedule, not just a photo of a panel.
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Safety culture
Your safety approach and training, presented clearly for prequalification.
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Licensing
Electrical contractor license and insurance information where buyers expect it.
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Drawing uploads
A bid request form that accepts plans, so estimators can send the package in one step.
Site plan
Pages we typically build for electricians
Every site is planned page by page around the work you want more of. A typical structure:
- Commercial electrical
- Industrial
- Lighting & controls
- Low voltage & data
- Fire alarm
- EV charging
- Service & maintenance
- Projects
- Bid request
- Careers
Why electrical sites underperform
Lightning-bolt stock photos
Generic imagery says nothing about the work you actually do.
Capabilities buried in paragraphs
Estimators need to scan, not read essays.
No way to send drawings
Forcing a separate email thread slows the bid down.
Outdated services
EV charging, controls and low voltage work that you now do never made it onto the site.
How it works
Step 1
Discovery call
We learn your trade, your best customers and the work you want more of — commercial, service, public or private.
Step 2
Structure and copy
We plan every page and help write the content from a short interview, so it sounds like your company, not a template.
Step 3
Design and build
A custom design with your project photos, built fast and responsive, with quote and bid forms that land in your inbox.
Step 4
Launch and search setup
Sitemap, Google Search Console, Bing and IndexNow on day one, so search engines find the new pages quickly.
Recent work
All projects
Questions
Should each service like EV charging have its own page?
Yes, when it is work you want more of. A dedicated page can rank for searches like "commercial EV charger installation" in a way a bullet point on a general page cannot.
Can people send drawings or plans through the site?
Yes. Quote and bid request forms can accept file uploads (plans, specs, photos) and send them straight to your inbox, with spam protection built in.
Do you write the content?
We help. A short interview with you or your estimator gives us the raw material; we turn it into clear page copy and you approve every word.
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