Electrician websites that show the license first
Electrical is the trade where the homeowner is most afraid of hiring wrong, and most of them cannot tell two electricians apart.
The site's job is to make that fear go away in the first screenful.
- Build
- $750–$2,500
- Monthly
- $500
- Any edit
- 4 hours
No form. No calendar link. No discovery call.
The template problem
Three things a electrical template does to you
01
Your license number is not on the page
It is the single fastest trust signal in this trade and most electrician templates leave it in the footer, in grey, at 11 pixels.
02
Panel upgrades are researched for weeks
A $3,500 panel job is not an impulse call. It is read about, compared, and then booked. A one-line bullet cannot carry that, and the electrician with the long page gets the call.
03
EV chargers are the newest money and nobody has the page
Homeowners search charger install by brand and by amperage. Almost no electrician site answers at that level of detail, which makes it the cheapest ranking in the trade.
What gets built
The pages a electrical site actually needs
Not a five-page brochure. Every one of these is a search someone is already running, and each gets a real page written for it.
- 01Panel upgrades and service changes, with amperage and real price bands
- 02EV charger installation, broken out by charger type and circuit
- 03Rewiring and knob-and-tube replacement, for the old-house buyer
- 04Generator install and transfer switches, whole-home and portable
- 05Lighting — recessed, landscape, and commercial retrofit
- 06Troubleshooting and repair, which is the call that funds the week
- 07Inspections and code correction, for buyers and sellers under a deadline
The actual product
Real texts, and what happens next
These are the changes electrical companies send. No ticket, no meeting, no change order. Live within 4 hours on a working day.
add the new license number, the state reissued it
→ live, same afternoon
we do EV chargers now, put it on the homepage
→ live, same afternoon
panel upgrades start at $2,400 now
→ live, same afternoon
Electrical demand is steadier than roofing or HVAC, which changes the strategy. There is no storm to catch, so the win comes from depth — more real pages than the electrician down the road, each one answering a question their site does not.
Proof you can open
What can be checked, and how
a1septictanks.com carries 87 pages of trade service content, built in a week and measured at 99 on Google Lighthouse. The page count is the point: depth is how an electrical site wins when there is no storm driving the calls. It is our own property, labelled as such in the portfolio.
See all 16 sites, with measured scores →Current offer
A electrical site plus 3 months of getting found, for $1,000
One payment covers the build and the first 3 months of SEO and AI-search work. The same three months at the standard rate start at $2,250. After that it is the usual $500/month, cancel any month.
Bigger build than this? Text us instead.
Pricing
Here's the price. All of it.
Build
$750–$2,500one time
Most roofing and septic builds land between $1,200 and $1,800. You get the exact number by text before anything starts, and it doesn't move after that.
This range is quoted, not self-serve, because the price moves with your services and markets. Want to skip the quote and buy now instead? Order the $1,000 starter build — no call, checkout takes a form.
What you get
- A page for every service and every townSomebody searching “septic pumping” lands on your septic pumping page, not your homepage.
- Written for you, not filled in by youWritten for you off one 30-minute call. You approve it before it ships.
- A quote form that is four fieldsName, phone, address, what’s wrong. Every extra field costs you leads.
- Your Google reviews on the pageReal star rating, updating itself. Not a screenshot from 2019.
- Schema and AEO structure built inHours, service area and answers in the format Google and AI actually read.
- Live in a weekYou see it on a staging link first. Nothing goes public without your say.
What moves the price
- How many services you sell. A tree service with 4 services is cheaper than an HVAC company with 14.
- How many markets you want to rank in. 3 is a smaller build than 25.
- Whether you need photos shot or you already have them.
- Whether you're moving an old site over or starting clean.
The Cycle — $500/month
That's $6,000 a year. One roof is $12,000, and after materials and labor one extra job still covers it. Everything after that is yours.
What's in it
- Unlimited edits by textEvery one live within 4 hours on a business day. No ticket, no call.
- A new page whenever you add a service or a townWritten, built and indexed. Not a bullet added to an existing page.
- SEO for the markets you actually sell intoTargeted where your buyers are, not a national keyword report you will never read.
- AEO — getting named when someone asks AI for your tradeMeasured with aivisibilitymetrics.com, a tool we built, so you see whether it moved.
- Hosting, SSL, backups, uptime monitoringIf it goes down at 2 AM, we find out before you do.
- One short note a month, in plain EnglishWhat moved, what changed, what's next. No 40-page dashboard export.
Cancel any month, no notice and no exit fee. The site is yours either way — it moves to your own hosting account and the files are handed over. Nothing gets held hostage or shut off.
5 builds a month, and that's the cap. Not a countdown timer — it's how many one builder can do properly. When a month is full you get the next open date instead of being stacked up.
Text your trade and your towns — quoted the same dayOrder your site
No call, no quote, no proposal.
$1,000 covers the build and the first 3 months. Pay, fill in one form, and it's booked against this month's capacity. Bigger job than that? Text your trade and towns and we'll quote it by hand.
You own the site from day one. The monthly cancels any month.
Or text us — bigger job, or a question first.Or call the same number and talk it through.No discovery call. No calendar link. No sales pipeline.