Show homeowners which electrical jobs you take on, where you work and how to request a quote. We build up to five pages and include hosting, SSL and routine updates.
$79/month total · Hosting included · No setup fee
Separate the services your business actually provides, such as fault finding, lighting, panel work or EV charging. Clear descriptions help a visitor understand whether to contact you; specialist work should only be listed when it is part of your real offering.
Give visitors a visible phone number and an enquiry route. State your genuine service hours and response arrangements. Only advertise emergency availability when you actually provide it; the website should not promise an immediate response on your behalf.
Use approved project photos and the license, insurance or qualifications you are entitled to publish. Explain the geographic area you cover and the information you need to discuss a job.
A five-page electrical website might include Home, Electrical Services, Panel Upgrades, Service Areas and Contact. If EV charger installations bring in more of the work you want, give that service its own page instead. Hosting and routine updates are included; there is no setup fee for the standard plan.
Domains, business email, premium licenses, ecommerce, custom applications and major redesigns are separate. Booking tools and specialist integrations need their own review.
Supply your approved services, contact details, service areas, branding and images. We prepare a private preview, work through the included revision rounds and launch after your approval.
Review the full managed website scope →In the BrightLine Electric demo, follow the customer path from electrical repairs or panel upgrades to the service request preview. BrightLine is a fictional business, and the preview keeps your example request in the browser.
Order an electrician website · $79/month
ENC Move is a senior move management website built by TradeLaunch Digital. It shows how service information, regional coverage and a consultation path can be organized around a business. It is a different industry, not an electrical customer or a promised business result.
Separate pages can help when there is enough distinct, useful information for customers. With a site of up to five pages, agree priorities first. A long list of near-identical pages is not automatically a better website.
Yes, when that accurately reflects your business. Supply approved hours, coverage and contact instructions. A website contact form is not an emergency dispatch system.
Tell us what it needs to do. Booking systems, integrations and custom applications need separate scoping; they are not assumed inclusions in the standard plan.
Confirm your plan and domain choice at checkout. After payment, we’ll ask for your business details and content, then prepare a private preview for your review before launch.
Plan the service pages around the jobs you want, such as panel upgrades and EV charger installation. Have your service areas, license details and approved photos handy.
