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Electrical sites that answer the license question first.

Nobody lets a stranger into the panel without checking. The license number, the insurance, and the work you take belong above the fold rather than on a page called About.

What gets checked before you get called.

A dead circuit, a service upgrade, and a standby generator are bought by three different households, and only one of them is in a hurry.

  • License and insurance shown where customers look for them
  • Panel, rewire, and generator work each on its own page
  • Emergency calls routed straight to the phone
  • Estimate requests that carry photographs

The pages that win electrical work.

Half of this is proving you are licensed and insured. The other half is being findable for the one scope of work the visitor came for.

  • License and Insurance Up Top

    The state license number, the master electrician holding it, and the insurance carrier, sitting where a homeowner or a general contractor goes looking rather than in a footer.

  • A Page per Scope of Work

    Panel replacement, rewires, standby generators, EV chargers, and troubleshooting, each written with the permit and inspection step named.

  • Estimates That Carry Photographs

    The form takes a picture of the panel and the meter base, which is most of what an estimator needs before a truck moves.

Estimates go where you already keep them.

Change orders and invoicing stay in the software the office runs. The site hands a job to Housecall Pro or Jobber with the photographs already attached, so it can be priced from the desk.

  • QuickBooks
  • Stripe
  • Square
  • PayPal
  • ServiceTitan
  • Housecall Pro
  • Jobber

Your site works alongside the software you already pay for. Product names and marks belong to their owners, and none of it is a partnership or an official integration.

Live client work.

Work along the ship channel that is live today. We built each of these sites and we host them.

Dylan Jordan Real Estate website

Dylan Jordan Real Estate

Listings across Dayton and the Liberty County towns around it, grouped by place rather than by a radius on a map. Buyers save what is worth a second look, put the shortlist side by side, and ask their questions on the listing itself.

djrxexcellence.com
Southeast Arbor Care website

Southeast Arbor Care

Removal, trimming, stump grinding, and storm work, out of a Pasadena family business started in 2000. Every service and every town the trucks work has a page of its own, and on a phone the number to call stays pinned to the bottom of the screen.

southeastarbor.com
DeluxFit by Angie website

DeluxFit by Angie

Memberships, online coaching, and one-to-one sessions, each priced on a page of its own and sold through a checkout. The client then signs in to the same app for their plan, their nutrition, their bookings, and a thread with the coach.

deluxfitbyangie.com

Electrical sites, town by town.

Standby generator work follows every storm season through these towns, and the search that goes with it is a local one.

Start your Electrical site.

Tell us what your license covers and which work you want more of. Nothing starts until you have a plan and a price in hand, and most sites go live inside a month.

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