Can you add my Texas electrical license number to the website?

Yes. We'll display your TDLR license number, any master electrician certifications, and insurance information prominently on your site. This is one of the first things potential customers look for, so it won't be hidden in small print.

I do emergency electrical work — can the site make that clear?

That's one of the main things we'll build around. Emergency services get a dedicated section with a click-to-call button that works on any phone. If someone's got a power outage at midnight, they need to reach you in seconds, not minutes.

Do I really need a website if most of my work comes from referrals?

Referrals are great. But the person who got your name is still going to search for you before they call. If they find nothing — or find something that looks rough — some of them won't follow through. A good website makes your referrals stick.

How long before the site is live?

A full electrician website typically takes about a week. We'll need your service list, any photos you have of completed work, license info, and your preferred contact method. Once we have that, we move fast.

Can I update the website myself after it's built?

You can, or we can do it for you. Some folks prefer to handle small changes themselves — we'll show you how. But if you'd rather just send us a text and have it done, that works too. Either way, you're covered.

Web Design · New London, TX

Web Design for Electricians in New London

If someone in New London has a breaker tripping at 10 PM, they're searching on their phone — and they're calling whoever shows up first with a real website. We build websites for electricians that load fast, look professional, and make it dead obvious how to contact you.

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Your Website Is Your First Impression

An electrician without a good website looks unlicensed. That's the reality. Homeowners and business owners in Rusk County check online before they call anyone, and if your site is slow, outdated, or nonexistent, they move on. Doesn't matter how good your work is.

What an Electrician's Website Actually Needs

Electrical work is trust-dependent. People are letting you into their homes, their businesses, their panel boxes. Your website needs to establish that trust before you ever pick up the phone.

That means your license numbers and certifications should be visible on every page. Not buried in a footer nobody reads — displayed where people can see them. Service categories need to be broken out clearly: residential, commercial, emergency, panel upgrades, whatever you do. Each one gets its own section so customers can find exactly what they need. And photos of actual work matter. Finished panels, commercial installs, generator setups. Real photos tell people you know what you're doing.

The contact information has to be impossible to miss. A clickable phone number at the top of every page. A short contact form — name, phone, what they need. That's it. Nobody should have to scroll or hunt to figure out how to reach you.

How We Build It and What It Costs

We keep this straightforward. A solid electrician website — service pages, photo gallery, contact form, mobile-friendly, fast — starts at $1,500 and takes about a week to build. If you also want to show up when people in New London or surrounding areas search for an electrician, our website and SEO package starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks. Hosting runs $50 a month, which covers keeping everything updated and running.

New London is a small town. Everybody knows the school, everybody knows the families who've been here for generations. But even in a community that tight, people still search online when they need electrical work done. Younger homeowners do it by default. Business owners at the school district or local operations do it because that's how procurement works now. A referral might get someone your name, but they're still going to look you up.

We're a web design company out of Tyler, so we know East Texas. We know that a site built for an electrician in Dallas won't fit the way business works out here. The pricing is different, the customer expectations are different, the jobs are different. We build your site around how you actually run your business — not some generic template that could belong to any trade in any state.

And we don't disappear after the site goes live. If you need a page updated, a new service added, or something fixed, you call us and we handle it. No support tickets. No waiting three days for a response from someone who doesn't remember your project.