Websites and lead systems built for electricians.
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, service calls and the odd commercial TI. Your referrals check your website at 9 pm before they call, and most of them don't call. I build the site that books the job, the follow-up that chases the quote, and the board that shows the week. Fixed prices, three weeks.
Free, no pitch. Or run the snapshot on your site first.
- Page loads · HTTP 500 on every page while still rendering
- Platform version · WordPress 5.5, six years unpatched
- Lead capture · Contact form dead, submissions going nowhere
- Business schema · No LocalBusiness data, wrong address in directories
- Looks current · Staging assets and a retired address on production
Three places the money goes quiet.
Service calls booked by voicemail
The homeowner leaves a message, calls the next electrician on the list, and you find out at 6 pm.
Panel and EV quotes going quiet
You priced it, sent it, and heard nothing. Nobody on the truck has time to chase it on day five.
A site that says nothing about licences or areas
No FSR number, no service area, no reviews above the fold. Google and the customer both move on.
A electrical contractor website that books the job.
Not a brochure. Every page is written for the person deciding at 9 pm, and every form works from a phone on site.
- Service pages for panel upgrades, EV chargers, renovations, service calls and commercial work
- Your BC electrical contractor licence number where Google and customers can see it
- Click-to-call and a quote form that works on a phone, on site
- Google reviews pulled onto the page, not linked away
- Electrician schema so you show up in the map pack for your service area
Site, lead system, care plan. Fixed prices in CAD.
Site Rebuild
Two design directions, a search audit, and a site that books jobs. Live in three weeks.
Lead System
Every lead into one pipeline, a reply in minutes, quotes chased automatically, a Monday email that proves it.
Care Plan
The month-after layer for anything I build: hosting, edits, monitoring, and a monthly read on what the site and lead system are doing.
Straight answers.
Do you understand electrical work, or just websites?
I ran construction operations for twelve years and I've built sites for electrical contractors in the Lower Mainland and the Okanagan this year. I know the difference between a service call and a panel upgrade, and the site is written that way.
What does a website for a electrical contractor cost in BC?
A Site Rebuild is $3,500 to $6,500 CAD, fixed after a thirty-minute scoping call, and live in about three weeks. That includes a search audit, two design directions, all copy, booking and quote forms, click-to-call, and review widgets.
Do you work with electricians outside the Okanagan?
Yes. I'm in Lake Country, BC, and work with electricians across BC and Alberta. Everything is remote except the occasional site visit. Most clients so far are in the Okanagan and the Lower Mainland.
What happens after the site launches?
Most clients keep me on a Care Plan from $600 a month for hosting, edits, monitoring and a monthly read on leads. It's month to month with thirty days notice.
Can you fix our lead follow-up without rebuilding the site?
Yes. The Lead System is $2,500 CAD on its own: every lead into one board, an instant reply by text and email, a three-touch quote follow-up sequence, and a Monday digest. It runs on tools your office already opens.