How long does a website redesign take for an electrical company?

About a week for a full site. We'll need your service list, any photos of your work, and your license and certification info upfront. The faster you get us that stuff, the faster we move.

Will my site show up in Google searches for electricians in Gilmer?

The site will be built with proper SEO structure — title tags, meta descriptions, service pages, location info. That gives search engines what they need. Ranking takes time though, and if you want to accelerate it, that's where the SEO and ads package comes in.

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

Yes. We'll set it up so you can make basic changes — update your phone number, add a new service, swap out photos. If you want bigger changes down the road, we're a short drive away.

What if I just need a simple one-page site for now?

We can do that too. A simple site starts at $300 and takes a few days. It's not going to have all the bells, but it'll be clean, mobile-friendly, and better than what most electricians in the area are running.

Do I need professional photos of my electrical work?

They help a lot. Photos of panel installations, commercial wiring jobs, or even just your van and crew — real photos beat generic images every time. Phone photos are fine. Good lighting, clean angles, that's all you need.

Website Redesign · Gilmer, TX

A Better Website for Your Electrical Business in Gilmer

We can't make your phone ring off the hook overnight. Nobody can. But we can rebuild your website so that when somebody in Upshur County searches for an electrician, they actually find you — and stick around long enough to call.

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What a Redesign Won't Do (and What It Will)

A new website won't fix bad reviews. It won't make you cheaper than the next guy. And it won't magically fill your schedule during a slow month. If someone's promising you all that from a website, they're selling you something else entirely.

What a redesign will do is stop the quiet bleeding. Right now, people are finding your site on their phone, squinting at tiny text, tapping buttons that don't go anywhere, and then backing out to call the next electrician on the list. You don't get a notification when that happens. There's no alert. They just leave. And you keep wondering why the phone's been slow.

A properly built site loads fast, looks right on every screen, and makes it dead obvious how to contact you. Your license number and certifications are right where they should be. Your service areas are listed. Emergency work gets its own prominent spot. That's the bones of it — not flashy, just functional in the ways that actually matter.

So What Does This Actually Look Like?

Think of it like a conversation. Not a sales pitch.

Somebody's breaker keeps tripping in their house off Highway 271. They grab their phone. They search. They tap your site. What do they see?

If the answer is a slow-loading page with a stock-looking layout and no clear way to call you — that's a problem. If the answer is a clean page that loads in under two seconds, shows your service categories, has your phone number right at the top, and maybe a few photos of panel upgrades or commercial jobs you've done — that's a site that's doing its job.

We build everything mobile-first because that's how most folks are going to find you. Not on a desktop at their office. On their phone, standing in a dark garage. The site needs to work for that moment.

And you own the code when we're done. No platform locking you in. No monthly ransom to keep your own website live. You want to move it somewhere else later? Go for it. It's yours.

Pricing, Straight Up

A full electrician website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. That gets you a mobile-first site with your services laid out, contact info prominent, and SEO structure built in so search engines can actually read the thing.

If you want ongoing SEO and ad management on top of that — showing up in map results, running Google Ads for emergency electrical searches in the Gilmer area — that's a separate conversation, starting at $750 a month. But the website comes first. No point driving traffic to something that doesn't convert.

Hosting runs $50 a month. Fast servers, SSL, maintenance handled. You don't have to think about it.

We're in Tyler, about 40 minutes down the road. Not across the country. If you want to meet at the courthouse square in Gilmer and talk through it over coffee, we can do that.