Websites for electricians

A website that puts your license number in the header — and panel jobs on your calendar.

Homeowners picking someone for a panel upgrade or an EV charger hire the electrician who looks legitimate first. We build that site from a 10-minute brief — live in 48 hours, with the copy written for you.

saguaroelectric.com
notice the license number — this trade leads with it, so we do

What an electrician's site needs

We studied how the best electricians actually talk to their customers — these aren’t template features, they’re the conventions your customers already expect.

License number up top

In this trade the number itself is the trust artifact, not the word “licensed.” Real shops print it in the nav — The Electricians Co. runs “CO Lic. #EC.0101962” beside “Licensed · Bonded · Insured.”

By-the-job pricing, stated

The trade’s creed is price by the job, not the hour, and homeowners screen for it: “You see the exact price before we touch anything. No hourly surprises.” (The Electricians Co.) Mister Sparky trademarked the same idea as StraightForward Pricing®.

EV and panel service pages

The demand wave, and the brand names are the copy: “Tesla Wall Connector, ChargePoint, JuiceBox, Emporia,” plus “free panel capacity check — upgrade only if needed.”

$10/moor $90/yr — build, hosting, SSL, edits
48 hrsfrom finished brief to review link
Cancelanytime, one email, no fees
$300owns the whole site outright, anytime

Fair questions

What’s this going to cost me?
$10 a month or $90 a year, cancel anytime. Hosting, SSL, and two email edits a month are included. Your domain is billed at exact registry cost.
I’m in panels all day. How much of my time do you need?
Ten minutes. You answer a short brief — license, services, service area — and we write the copy and build from it. The site is live in 48 hours.
What if I want out later?
Cancel anytime and walk away. Or pay $300 once and own the site outright — it’s yours, along with the domain you already hold.

Ten minutes of questions. Then we build.

The brief asks about your services, your area, and how you want to come across — in your own words. The 48-hour clock starts once your plan is active and we open it.