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

Yes, and you should have them. A homeowner looking for a ceiling fan install and a property manager who needs a full commercial buildout are searching for different things. Separate pages mean Google knows what you offer and can match you to the right search.

How do you handle emergency service calls on the website?

We make your phone number tappable on every page and can add a prominent banner or button specifically for emergency electrical calls. When someone has no power at midnight, they're not filling out a contact form. One tap, they're calling you.

Will my site show up in searches for electricians near Lindale?

The redesign alone gives you a much better shot — clean code, proper page titles, mobile-friendly layout. If you want to get aggressive about local rankings, the Website+SEO package at $3,500 adds the local search work that targets Lindale and nearby areas specifically.

I've got photos of my work on my phone. Can you use those?

Send them over. Phone photos from job sites are better than anything we could stage. We'll crop and adjust them so they look sharp on the site. Real photos of real panels and real wiring jobs beat generic images every time.

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

We do simple sites starting at $300 if you just need the basics — your services, license info, phone number, and a way to contact you. It's a real site, not a social media page. Good option if you're just getting started and want something professional up fast.

Website Redesign · Lindale, TX

Website redesign for electricians in Lindale

Half the people looking for an electrician in Lindale are doing it from their phone. If your site doesn't load fast and look right on a five-inch screen, you're invisible to them. A redesign fixes that — and a lot more you probably haven't thought about.

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Your website has an expiration date

Electrical work doesn't change that fast. Wiring is wiring. But the way people find and hire electricians? That shifts every couple of years. Google tweaks how it ranks sites. Phones get bigger, then smaller, then bigger again. What counted as a decent website in 2021 now loads like it's running on dial-up and looks like it, too.

And the funny part is, most electricians know something's off. The site's there, it's technically online, but the phone isn't ringing from it. Folks are finding you through yard signs and word of mouth, which is great — but it means your website is just sitting there eating hosting fees and doing nothing.

Lindale's growing. New subdivisions off Highway 69, more commercial build-outs near the corridor. That means more people searching for licensed electricians who can handle panel upgrades, new construction wiring, outdoor lighting — all of it. If your site doesn't show what you do, where you work, and how to call you within about two thumb scrolls, someone else's site will.

What a redesign actually covers

1. **Mobile-first rebuild.** We don't take a desktop site and squish it down. We design for the phone first, then scale up. Every button, every service list, every photo — built to work on the screen people are actually using.

2. **Service pages that do something.** Residential panel upgrades, commercial wiring, generator installs, emergency calls — each one gets its own page with real content. Not a bullet list buried in a sidebar. Actual pages that Google can index and customers can find.

3. **Click-to-call everywhere.** Someone's got a tripped breaker at 9 PM and they're Googling from their kitchen. Your phone number needs to be tappable on every single page. We put it in the header, in the body, in the footer. No hunting.

4. **Licenses and certs up front.** Electrical work is one of those trades where credentials matter a lot to homeowners. Your TDLR license number, any manufacturer certifications, insurance info — all of it visible, not tucked away on an About page nobody visits.

5. **Photos of actual work.** Panel installs, meter bases, landscape lighting, commercial jobs around Smith County. Real photos build trust faster than anything else on the page.

6. **Fast load times.** We write clean code and own the hosting. No bloated page builders stacking fifteen things you don't need. Your site loads in under two seconds on a cell connection.

Pricing and what you get

A full website redesign for an electrician in Lindale starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. That gets you a custom-built site — not a template with your logo swapped in. You own the code. If you ever want to take it somewhere else, it's yours.

If you want the site plus local SEO so you actually show up when someone in Lindale or the surrounding area searches for an electrician, that's $3,500 and runs one to two weeks. The SEO piece is what gets you ranking in map results and organic search — the stuff that brings in calls without paying for every click.

Hosting runs $50 a month. That covers fast servers, SSL, backups, and support from the same person who built the site. Not a help desk. Not a ticket queue. You call, we answer.