Electrician websites built to win the panel upgrade, not just the service call.
Homeowners check your license, your reviews and your photos before they call about a panel, an EV charger or a generator. TechBridge builds the site that shows all three. The AI employee behind it captures every web inquiry, texts you the moment one lands, and runs your marketing with one-tap approval.
2 Crew slots · 2 Market Leader slots this month
Built for licensed electrical contractors, residential and light commercial. Not for side hustles.
Two kinds of electrical work. Your site has to win both.
The breaker that won’t reset goes to whoever picks up first. The panel upgrade goes to whoever looks most qualified after a week of comparing. A brochure site with a phone number serves neither.
The urgent call
Half the house is dark. A breaker keeps tripping. An outlet smells hot.
How they choose: They search on a phone, often after hours, and go with the first electrician they can reach.
What your site needs: Tap-to-call at the top of every page, your hours and after-hours policy stated plainly, and a short form for when you can’t pick up that texts you the moment it’s filled in.
The planned project
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, whole-home generators, rewiring an older house, a remodel.
How they choose: They compare two or three electricians over days or weeks, looking for a license number, insurance, permits and photos of finished work.
What your site needs: A page for each of those jobs with your own photos, your license and insurance on every page, and an estimate request that reaches you while they’re still comparing.
Commercial and property managers
Tenant build-outs, lighting retrofits, service work across a portfolio of buildings.
How they choose: They want proof you can handle the scope: insurance, the kinds of buildings you work in, and someone who gets back to them.
What your site needs: A commercial page that says what you take on and where, with a direct way to request a bid.
Count the jobs that went to the next electrician.
When you’re in a crawlspace, the phone goes to voicemail and the homeowner tries the next name on the list. Your website should catch what your phone misses. Put in your own average ticket (try a service call, then a panel upgrade) and look at the yearly number.
Leaking every year
$15,600
what one uncaught inquiry a week costs you in a year, if you would have won 50% of them
$600 × 1/week × 50% won × 52 weeks. An estimate from your numbers. Check it yourself.
What an electrician website needs, page by page.
Crew Edition gives you up to 7 custom pages. This is the plan we start from for an electrical contractor; you pick the final list at kickoff.
Home
Who you are, the towns you cover, your license number, tap-to-call, and the reviews that mention real jobs.
Panel upgrades
When an upgrade makes sense, photos of your panels, how you handle permits and inspections, and an estimate request.
EV charger installation
Garage and driveway installs in your own photos, and what a homeowner should check before they call.
Generators and backup power
Standby units and transfer switches, if that’s your work, with the questions people ask before the next outage.
Repairs and troubleshooting
Breakers, outlets, lighting and wiring problems, plus your hours and after-hours policy in plain words.
About and licensing
License number, insurance, the master electrician on your team, years in business, the crew.
Request an estimate
A short form that lands in your lead list and texts you, with your number one tap away.
What every page shows
Electrical work happens inside someone’s walls. Here’s what a careful homeowner checks first.
- Your license number, in the header or footer of every page.
- That you’re insured, stated plainly, not buried on the about page.
- Permits and inspections. If you pull them, every service page says so.
- Your own photos: clean panels, chargers on real garage walls, generator pads. No stock photos of a stranger in a hard hat.
- Reviews that name the job and the town, next to the service they’re about.
- Your number one tap away on a phone, on every page.
Need more than seven pages?
Market Leader Edition raises the cap: up to 20 pages, including service-area and emergency pages. That’s room for a page per service, one for each town you want to win, and a commercial page. It also moves your current site for you, with 301 redirects and your Google Business Profile preserved, so your current rankings come with you.
What the agent does while you’re on a job.
An agentic website is a website with an AI employee behind it. It works from your phone and your photos, and everything it makes waits in your review queue until you approve it.
Every web inquiry, texted to you
Estimate requests land in your lead list with the name, phone, message and the page they came from, and a text hits your phone the moment one arrives (link your cell once and reply YES). Call back with one tap from the list.
Your job photos, cut into videos
A finished panel swap, a charger on a garage wall, a generator on its pad. Send the photos from CompanyCam or Google Drive, or text them from your phone, and the agent makes a short vertical video with captions and a voiceover. Approve it and it’s published to YouTube today, Instagram & Facebook when Meta verification clears.
Review requests, drafted after every win
Mark a job won and the agent drafts the review request for you to approve. A review that mentions the panel upgrade and the town is what the next homeowner reads.
SEO recommendations you approve
A weekly audit of your site, daily rank tracking on the searches that matter to you, and blog post drafts in your queue. “Fix this” turns a finding into a site change you preview and approve.
Site changes in one sentence
Type “add generator installs to the services page,” check the preview, approve it, and it’s live. One click undoes it. Security updates arrive the same way every week.
You see every task
The review queue and activity feed show what the agent did and what’s waiting on you. The only things that go out without a tap are auto-reply rules you switch on yourself.
What gets an electrician found, and what we won’t promise.
Electrical contractor marketing comes down to being easy to find, easy to trust and easy to reach. The agent does the legwork; some of it only you can do, and some of it nobody can sell you.
What moves the needle
- A complete Google Business Profile with the right categories, your real service area and fresh photos. The map results are built from it.
- A page for every job you want more of, written the way homeowners search: “panel upgrade,” “EV charger installation,” plus your town.
- Reviews that keep coming and mention the job and the town.
- A site that loads fast on a phone, with your number one tap away.
- Signs you’re active: new photos, new videos, a new page when you add a service.
What it doesn’t do
- It doesn’t pick up your phone, and it doesn’t text people back when you miss a call.
- It doesn’t reply to your leads or chase them. The callback is yours.
- It isn’t field-service software: no dispatch, scheduling, estimates or billing. Keep ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro or Jobber.
- It doesn’t buy leads, run ads or cold-email anyone for you.
- It doesn’t promise rankings. Anyone who guarantees you the top of the map is guessing with your money.
Priced on the page. Picked by the size of your shop.
Most electrical contractors fit the Crew Edition. Market Leader is for the multi-truck operation that wants a page for every service and every town, with its current site migrated for it.
Crew Edition
For established electrical contractors, residential and light commercial
Payment plan available: 3 × $500 across your first three months.
Hosting, security & site care included.
Up to 7 custom pages
- Custom design for your shop, no template
- Your license number, insurance and reviews where homeowners look
- Every web inquiry captured to your lead list, with a text alert
- Google Business Profile + local SEO foundation
- Your agent behind it: job-photo videos, review-request drafts, SEO recommendations
- 2 human-requested changes + 1 care-hour a month included
Live in 21 days from kickoff, or your build fee back.
Start your build. Check slot availabilityMonth-to-month after launch. Convert to annual within 90 days: $3,000/yr, and $750 of your build fee is credited.
Established service businesses under ~$750K/yr revenue.
Market Leader Edition
For multi-truck electrical operations
Hosting, security & site care included.
Up to 20 pages, including service-area and emergency pages
- Room for a page per service and per town, plus emergency pages
- Content migration + 301 redirects + Google Business Profile preservation: your current rankings come with you
- Reputation management (early access): your Google reviews in one place, with a drafted reply for each
- Your agent behind it: job-photo videos, review-request drafts, SEO recommendations
- 4 human-requested changes + 2 care-hours a month included
Live in 21 days from kickoff, or your build fee back.
Start your build. Check slot availabilityMonth-to-month after launch. Convert to annual within 90 days: $5,000/yr, and your full $2,500 build fee is credited.
Established operations doing $750K+/yr revenue.
Not sure which edition fits your shop?
Book a free 15-minute callAlready have a website you love? Start with the Platform from $249/mo.
Kickoff to live in 21 days, or your build fee back.
Apply
Seven questions about your shop. John replies within one business day, and you get a free audit of your current site and a written plan within five.
Kickoff
You hand over domain and hosting access and approve the content plan. Send your license details, insurance and your best job photos.
Live in 21 days
Your pages, your photos, lead capture and text alerts, live. Miss the date and your build fee comes back.
The agent clocks in
Videos from your job photos, review-request drafts, SEO recommendations and site changes, each waiting for your one-tap approval.
The Launch Guarantee
Live in 21 days from kickoff, or your build fee back. Detailer Edition: 14 days.
The Ownership Guarantee
Your domain, your content, your code. Full export anytime once your build fee has cleared. No contracts, no buyouts.
Both editions are month-to-month after launch. Cancel anytime. Annual has one entrance: convert within 90 days of launch and your paid build fee is credited toward the year. Convert and change your mind? You have a 30-day out: unused months refunded at the annual rate, minus the build-fee credit applied, capped at what you paid at conversion. The build agreement carries the same numbers as this page.
No electrician case study yet. We won’t invent one.
We publish outcome numbers only after a client signs off, and we don’t have an electrical contractor’s numbers to show you yet. What we can show you is the work behind this offer: a multi-trade home-services company, a detailing shop, a restaurant and a design studio. The one result cleared so far: Lee Dean of LogoHammer, on a site TechBridge built and runs: more than double the visitors finding him directly; triple from Google.
See the builds behind thisWhat electricians ask before they apply.
Including the questions that talk some shops out of it.
What is the best website builder for electricians?
It depends on who’s doing the building. If you want to do it yourself, a general builder like Wix or Squarespace will get a brochure site online, and some field-service apps include a basic site. TechBridge isn’t a builder: we build the site for you and put an AI employee behind it. Crew Edition is $1,500 build + $300 / mo, custom-designed with no template, and every web inquiry lands in your lead list with a text alert to your phone. If you’d rather spend a few weekends than the build fee, a builder is the honest pick.
What pages should an electrician website have?
Start with a home page that shows your license number, the towns you cover and a tap-to-call number; a page for each job you want more of (panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, repairs); an about page with your licensing and insurance; and a short estimate request form. Then add a page for each town you want to be found in, an emergency page if you take after-hours calls, and a commercial page if you do that work. Crew Edition covers up to 7 custom pages. Market Leader Edition covers up to 20 pages, including service-area and emergency pages.
Should my license number be on my website?
Yes. In many states, contractor advertising has to show the license number, so check your state board’s rules. Where it’s optional, homeowners still look for it before they let anyone open their panel. We put it in the header or footer of every page and on your about page, next to your insurance.
Will the agent call or text my leads back?
No. Nothing here picks up your phone, and the agent doesn’t reply to your leads or chase them. Every page has tap-to-call, so a homeowner who wants you now reaches your phone. When they fill out the form instead, the inquiry lands in your lead list and you get a text alert right away. The callback is yours, one tap from the list.
Does it work with ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro or Jobber?
Keep them. TechBridge isn’t field-service software: no dispatch, scheduling, estimates or billing. The website catches the inquiry and alerts you, then you quote, schedule and bill wherever you do today. Leads export to a spreadsheet, and if your software has an online booking link, your site can link to it.
How much does an electrician website cost?
Ours is on the page. Crew Edition: $1,500 build + $300 / mo, and the build fee can be split into 3 payments of $500. It fits established service businesses under ~$750K/yr revenue. Market Leader Edition: $2,500 build + $500 / mo, with migration of your current site included. It fits established operations doing $750K+/yr revenue. The monthly covers hosting, security, site care and the agent, month-to-month after launch.
Can you guarantee I’ll rank for “electrician near me”?
No, and be careful with anyone who does. Map results for “near me” searches lean on your Google Business Profile, how close you are to the person searching, and your reviews, and nobody honest controls those. We guarantee what we control: your site live in 21 days from kickoff or your build fee back, and your ownership of the domain, content and code. After launch, the agent audits your site every week, tracks your rankings daily and hands you prioritized fixes to approve.
I like my current website. Do I have to replace it?
No. The Platform, from $249/mo, puts the agent behind the site you have: lead capture with text alerts, videos from your job photos and review-request drafts. Site changes come only with a site we build and host, and SEO audits need your site’s code in GitHub, which every site we build has.
Other trades we build for
Make the website as tidy as your panel work.
Seven questions, two minutes: your trade, years in business, current website, lead volume, average ticket, service area and timeline. John reads every application and replies within one business day, and tells you straight if a build isn’t the right fit.