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Built for the trades

Websites for Tulsa electricians

People don't search for "an electrician." They search for the job: the panel the inspector flagged, the outlet that smells hot, a generator before the next ice storm, a charger for the new truck. They want to see that you do that exact job, that you're licensed, and roughly what happens next. A site built around your jobs answers all three.

What an electrician's site has to do

  1. A page for each job you want

    Panel upgrades, generators, EV chargers, lighting, remodel wiring. Each one gets its own page, so the person searching for it lands on something that's actually about it.

    A core page, $50 each

  2. Your license number, up front

    Electrical work is licensed work, and the customers you want are the ones who check. Put your license number and insurance where they can find them without asking.

    Included in every site

  3. See the problem before you roll a truck

    A photo of the panel or the scorched outlet tells you more than ten minutes on the phone. Customers send it straight from your site, with the address.

    Quote request with photos$100
  4. Homeowners and businesses, kept apart

    If you do residential and commercial, a homeowner and a property manager shouldn't have to read the same page. Each gets its own, with its own way to reach you.

    A core page, $50 each

  5. Book the walk-throughs

    Let people pick a time for you to come look, instead of trading voicemails for a week.

    Online booking$100

What we'd build, and what it costs

An example for a typical shop, not your quote. Start smaller or add more; every row costs the same for everybody.

Setup & standup + 4 core pages
$700
Home, panel upgrades, generators, EV chargers, contact
Online booking
$100
Customers pick a time on your site, through a booking tool in your name. We set it up and connect it
Total
$800

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In every site, whatever the trade

  • Your home page: what you do, where you work, how to reach you
  • Built mobile-first — most of your customers are on a phone
  • Tap-to-call, tap-to-email, your service area, and a map, right up front
  • A contact form with spam protection that emails you the moment someone fills it out
  • Every page titled and described so Google can read it, plus a sitemap and your business details in the format Google reads
  • Readable on any screen, for anyone: good contrast, keyboard-friendly, labeled forms
  • No logo yet? A simple one made for you, free, in the formats you'll need for a truck, a sign or a card
  • A preview link to look at before anything goes live
  • SSL (the padlock) switched on and auto-renewing — it's free on modern hosting, and anyone billing you for it is padding
  • Loads in about a second, on hosting you pay ~$20–30 a month for, not $200

Straight answers

Am I too small for you?

No. A one-truck operation that needs a site people can call from is a completely normal job, and usually a fast one. We'd rather build you the $500 thing that works than sell you a $15,000 thing you don't need.

Do I need to write the pages and take the photos?

The words, no: we write every page for you from a short call or your notes, and each page comes with one revision round to make it sound like you. The photos are the one part we can't invent, and along with access to your domain they're the biggest reason a website takes weeks instead of days. If you have them, send them and we're fast. If you don't, good stock photos are free and we'll tell you which ones are worth using, and if you don't have a logo, a simple one comes free with your website. Tell us in the estimate what you're missing; you'll know the price and the launch date before you pay anything.

Who owns everything when we're done?

You do: the code, the domain, and the analytics, in your name. The hosting account is yours too, unless you pick managed hosting; then it sits in our account until you ask for it, and we move everything into your name. If you ever want to move to someone else, you take the whole thing with you and nothing breaks.

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  1. 1What you need
  2. 2About your site
  3. 3Budget & timeline
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