Do I need a big website?

No. Most electricians do well with a few clear pages: home, services, service area, about and contact. You can add more later.

Where should my license number go?

Near the top of the homepage, next to your phone number, and again on the about or contact page. People check it before they call.

An electrician website that's wired up right.

Panel upgrades, EV chargers, remodels, service calls. People want to know you do the job they need and that you're licensed. We help you get a clean electrician site live that says exactly that, and stay on support afterward.

By Chris Parsons, founder of ParsonsHosting. Last updated October 15, 2026.

Finish it on WordPress Go live this week Or have us build it

Section 01 / The punch list

What an electrician website needs to do its job.

Residential and commercial work split out, if you do both
Common jobs listed: panels, EV chargers, generators, lighting, remodels
License number and insurance, stated plainly
Service area by town
A request form and tap-to-call button
Photos of finished work, not stock images

What I see most often on electrician websites: the license number and the phone number are hard to find. I put both near the top, where people look before they call. Chris Parsons

More detail in the knowledgebase: how-tos and guides.

Section 02 / Three ways to finish

Same three plans. Pick how you want to get it done.

Job 01WordPress

A site you keep, finished.

From $50/mo

WordPress on hosting you control, with staging, backups and support from the people who run the servers. Plans: Basic $50, Business $64, Pro $96, Elite $225 a month. 30-day free trial.

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Job 02Website builder

Live this week. No code.

$28/mo

Build it in your browser: pick a template, swap in your words and photos, publish. Hosting included, and our team helps if you get stuck.

Get it live this week

Job 03Managed

You send the facts. We build it.

$50/mo, managed

Launch week included. After launch, email changes: 3 a month included, $25 per extra change, updates within 24 hours.

Start with a few questions

Section 03 / Questions

Common questions from electricians.

Do I need a big website?: No. Most electricians do well with a few clear pages: home, services, service area, about and contact. You can add more later.
Where should my license number go?: Near the top of the homepage, next to your phone number, and again on the about or contact page. People check it before they call.

Section 04 / Local

Based in Sisters, Oregon. Working with electrical businesses anywhere.

Let's get yours finished.

Not sure which way fits? Send a note. The people who run the servers read it and help you pick.