Can you set up separate pages for residential and commercial electrical services?

Yes. If you do both, we'll build out distinct sections so homeowners and business owners each find what's relevant to them without sorting through services that don't apply.

How do you handle photos of electrical work on the site?

We'll set up a project gallery or integrate photos into your service pages directly. You supply the images from your jobs — panel upgrades, rewiring projects, outdoor lighting, whatever shows your work best. We handle sizing, layout, and placement.

Will my license and insurance info be visible on the site?

We put credentials where they're easy to find — typically near the top of the homepage and on your about page. For electricians, that's one of the first things people check. It should be obvious, not buried in a footer.

Do I need the SEO package or just the website?

Depends on where your leads come from now. If most of your Bullard work is referral-based and you just need a professional site for people to land on, the $1,500 redesign handles that. If you want to show up in search results when strangers look for an electrician nearby, the $3,500 package builds that foundation in.

What happens to my old website during the redesign?

It stays live until the new one is ready. We build the new site separately, and once you approve it, we swap it over. No downtime, no awkward in-between phase where your site is half-finished.

Website Redesign · Bullard, TX

Website redesign for electricians in Bullard

A website redesign for an electrical contractor in Bullard starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. That's the cost of one decent service call — except this one keeps working for you every day after.

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Your website isn't doing the one job it has

An electrician's website has a narrow job. Someone's got a panel that needs upgrading, or their outdoor lights keep tripping the breaker, or they just bought a house off 344 and want the wiring inspected before they move in. They search, they find you, they call.

If your site takes too long to load on a phone, they don't call. If they can't find your number without scrolling through three pages of filler, they don't call. If the site looks like it was built when flip phones were still around, they don't call. They just go to the next result. That's not dramatic — it's just how people use the internet now.

Bullard's growing. New subdivisions, new homes, new electrical work. But a growing market doesn't help if your website is filtering out the people trying to hire you.

What a rebuild actually looks like

We tear the old site down and start over. New design, new code, built mobile-first because most of your traffic is coming from phones. Your services — panel upgrades, rewiring, generator installs, ceiling fans, whatever you do — get their own sections with clear descriptions. Your license number and certifications go where people can actually see them.

The site loads fast. It works on every screen size. It has your phone number in a spot where someone can tap it and call you without hunting for it. And you own the code outright — no monthly platform fees, no being locked into a website builder that won't let you export anything.

A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search engine work baked in from day one, that's starting at $3,500 and runs one to two weeks.

Photos and proof matter for electrical work

People hiring an electrician want to know you're licensed, insured, and competent. A wall of text doesn't prove that. Photos of your panel work, your commercial jobs, your residential installs — that's what moves someone from browsing to calling.

We build the site so you can show residential and commercial projects separately. Service categories laid out plain. Pricing structure if you want it visible. The kind of details that make someone think, yeah, these folks know what they're doing.

Bullard's a small town. A lot of your work probably comes from Smith County referrals. But even referrals look you up before they call. What they find should back up whatever good thing someone said about you.

After the redesign

Once the site's live, we offer hosting starting at $50 a month. That covers upkeep, security, and keeping things running. If you want ongoing SEO and ad management down the road, that starts at $750 a month — but that's a separate conversation.

The site itself is yours. You get the code. If you ever want to take it somewhere else, you can. No hostage situation, no platform dependency.

For a market like Bullard — small town, steady residential growth, people searching for electricians within a 20-minute drive — a clean, fast website is the bare minimum. Not a competitive advantage. The minimum.