Websites for electricians
The website a homeowner checks before letting you near the panel
Residential and small commercial electrical work across Metro Vancouver. Built to settle the trust question before the phone rings.
Electrical customers worry most about hiring the wrong person, because what goes wrong is a fire. So the licence number, the insurance and the safety authority ticket are visible without scrolling, exactly as issued, then the call button. The quote form for panel upgrades and EV chargers sits lower.
Credentials where the eye lands
Licence, insurance and permit history are most of the argument, and most electrician sites bury them on an about page. Here they sit beside the phone number, spelled out as issued. The reader is about to let you into their house, and they will check.
A tripped panel and an EV charger are different customers
A panel that will not reset is an emergency: one tap to call. A panel upgrade, hot-tub circuit or garage charger is planned work, so the form further down asks for a photo of the panel, which settles most quotes without a site visit.
Where the calls actually come from
Reviews, distance and a consistent name and number decide the emergency call, so the Google Business Profile does most of the work for most electricians. The build sets it up to match the site. The website proves the credentials and takes the planned enquiry.
Questions people ask before they hire
How much does an electrician website cost?
$999 one time for up to five pages, plus $99 a month for hosting with two small edits a month.
Can the quote form ask for a photo of the panel?
Yes, at no extra cost. It saves a site visit on most panel and charger quotes.
Will you show my licence number on the site?
Yes, exactly as issued, beside the phone number.
See what a homeowner checks before they call
The free audit loads your site on a phone and looks for the licence, number and response time, as a nervous customer would.
The free Field Test: your site tested the way a customer uses it, back within 24 hours with a fixed price. Five fields, no call.
Last updated 2026-08-31