Before they let you into the panel, they check if you're licensed.
Electrical work is the job homeowners are most nervous about. Your website should answer the question before they ask it: licensed, insured, local, and here is our work.
Built and managed by Henrique, your one direct contact.
$1,500 to build + from $197/month
No contract. The website and the domain are yours.
Black Gold Flooring, Wildwood FL · a real clientA thin website makes people wonder about your insurance.
Most electrical work comes from referrals and contractors who know you. The site doesn't start that conversation. It helps it, because the person who got your name looks you up before they call.
When what they find is outdated or looks like a template, some of them quietly wonder whether the business is real, and whether it carries insurance. A clean site with your license number and real photos answers that in seconds.
What an electrician's website needs
License and insurance, visible
Your license number and the fact that you are insured, near the top, not buried on an about page.
The work you actually do
Panels, rewiring, generators, EV chargers, lighting: one clear page for each service you want more of.
Real photos of your jobs
Clean panels and finished installs you took yourself. They say more than any stock picture.
An easy way to reach you
Tap to call and a short request form, so the person who got your name can reach you in one step.
Your Google profile kept current
Hours, photos and posts updated every month on both plans, so the map listing matches the site.
Black Gold Flooring & Remodeling
Wildwood, Florida
Our client is Black Gold Flooring, a flooring and remodeling company in Wildwood, Florida, not an electrician. We show it because it is real and live: real team, real work, and an easy way to call, which is what your site needs too.
Their customers rate them 5.0 on Google (262 reviews as of September 18, 2026). That reputation is theirs, earned by their work. The site's job is to show it.
Visit blackgoldflooring.com→What we built
- A home page with their real team, their services and a free-quote form
- A page for each main service: luxury vinyl plank, tile installation, quartz countertops, shower remodeling
- A project gallery with their own photos, filtered by kind of job
- An about page and a contact page
- A blog with articles about flooring in Central Florida homes
One price to build it. A monthly plan to keep it working.
- Complete custom site
- Copy written to sell, not to fill space
- Your photos edited and placed
- Service and city pages
- Google Business Profile organized
What do I keep getting after the site is live?
A site left alone goes stale and slides off Google. The monthly plan is the work that keeps it current. Pick one:
- Your Google Business Profile kept current: posts, photos, hours, answers
- Two new articles a week about your trade and city
- Ongoing SEO, AEO and GEO, so Google and AI assistants can read and understand your business
- Hosting, domain, text and photo changes
- A monthly email report: calls and quote requests from your site, your Google profile views and calls, and what we published
- Direct support from Henrique, by text
- Everything in Website Care
- Missed calls answered by text in seconds
- An AI chat on your site answering visitors 24/7
The AI in this plan answers in writing: a text when you miss a call and the chat on your site. It does not pick up the phone.
The terms, in plain English
- Live in days
- A few days after you send the details and photos.
- You approve it first
- You see and approve everything before a single page goes live.
- Yours to keep
- The website and the domain are yours. If you cancel, we hand over the site files and the domain.
- No contract
- Cancel anytime. No minimum term and no cancellation fee. It takes effect at the end of the paid month.
What electricians ask us
How much does an electrician website cost?
$1,500 to build, one time, plus $197 a month to keep it current (Google Business Profile, two new articles a week, a monthly report), or $297 a month with missed calls answered by text in seconds and an AI chat on the site. The build fee and the first month are charged together at checkout. No contract, and the site and domain are yours.
Where does my license go on the site?
Near the top of the home page and in the footer of every page, with your insurance. It is the first thing a nervous homeowner looks for.
Do I have to write the pages?
No. The build includes the copy, written to sell. You tell us the work you do and want more of, and you approve everything before a page goes live.
I get most of my work from contractors. Does this still help?
Yes. Contractors and their clients look you up too. The site shows you are an established company they can put their name next to.
Can an electrician working from home show up on Google Maps?
Yes, as a service-area business. If you don't receive customers at home, Google asks you to hide the address and show the area you serve. P.O. boxes and mailing-only virtual offices are not accepted. We organize the profile during the build; the verification step with Google is yours, and we walk you through it.
What if I cancel?
There is no contract. Cancel anytime by text, email or the billing portal; it takes effect at the end of the paid month, with no cancellation fee. The website and the domain are yours: we hand over the site files and the domain within 15 days of your request, and the site stays online for 30 days so you can move it.
Call me about your business.
Tell me what you do and where. Ana, my AI receptionist, answers my line and passes everything to me, and I call you back myself. If it makes sense, you'll see a preview of your own site in days.