Can you make my emergency service number more visible on the site?

That's one of the first things we address in a rebuild. Emergency contact goes at the top of every page—clickable, big, impossible to miss. If someone's got a sparking outlet at 2 AM, they shouldn't have to scroll.

I'm on one of those website builder platforms right now. Can I keep my domain name?

Yes. Your domain name is yours. We'll point it to the new site once it's ready. You won't lose any search history or links people already have saved.

Do I need a page for every single service I offer?

Not every single one, but the big ones—yes. Panel upgrades, generator installation, commercial electrical, residential rewiring. Each page gives search engines another reason to show your site when someone in Smith County searches for that specific job.

What if I don't have professional photos of my work?

We can work with what you've got. Phone photos of finished jobs, your van, your crew—real stuff beats polished marketing shots anyway. Homeowners want to see actual work, not a catalog.

How do you handle the service area? I cover more than just Hideaway.

We build the site to reflect your actual service area. If you're driving to Tyler, Whitehouse, Lindale, wherever—we make sure the site says so and the SEO backs it up.

Website Redesign · Hideaway, TX

Website redesign for electricians in Hideaway

You already tried the website thing once. Maybe twice. Template site, drag-and-drop builder, whatever your buddy recommended—and it still doesn't bring in calls. That's not your fault. But it is your problem to fix.

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You built a site. It didn't work. Now what?

Somewhere along the way you signed up for one of those website platforms. Picked a template. Dropped in your phone number and a list of services. Maybe even paid someone a few hundred bucks to "set it up" for you.

And then nothing happened.

Folks in Hideaway and around the lake need electrical work done—panel upgrades, outdoor lighting, generator installs, emergency calls at midnight. They're searching on their phones. They're landing on your site. And they're leaving, because it loads slow, looks like it was made in a different decade, and doesn't make it obvious how to hire you.

The problem isn't that you need a website. You have one. The problem is it's working against you. A site that buries your license number, hides your phone number behind a contact form, and doesn't show what you actually do—that's not a website. That's a wall between you and the next job.

What a proper rebuild looks like

We don't patch old sites. We tear yours down and build it right. Here's what that means:

1. **Mobile-first design.** Your site gets built for phones first, then scaled up to desktop. Not the other way around. Every button, every phone number, every service page—easy to tap, easy to read, no pinching and zooming.

2. **Service pages that do the selling.** Panel upgrades, rewiring, ceiling fan installs, EV charger hookups—each one gets its own page with real descriptions. Not a bullet list crammed onto one page. This is how search engines find you for specific jobs in specific places.

3. **Credentials up front.** Your license number, insurance info, certifications—all visible without digging. Homeowners around Hideaway Lake and Pine Ridge want to know they're hiring someone legit before they call.

4. **Fast load times.** You own the code. No bloated platform dragging things down. Pages load quick on cell service, which matters when someone's sitting in the dark searching for an electrician.

5. **A real call-to-action.** One tap to call. One tap to text. Emergency service? That's front-page stuff, not hidden on a subpage somewhere.

You walk away owning everything. No platform lock-in. No monthly ransom to keep your own site alive.

Pricing and timeline

A full website rebuild for an electrical business starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. That gets you a custom-built site—your services, your service area, your branding. If you want search engine work baked in from day one so you're showing up when Hideaway and Tyler-area folks search for an electrician, that's the $3,500 package and runs one to two weeks.

Hosting runs $50 a month. Straight cost, no extras tacked on.

And if you need ongoing help getting found—Google Ads, local SEO, the whole thing—that starts at $750 a month. But the site comes first. No point running ads to a site that doesn't convert.