Can I keep my current domain name and phone number?

Yes. Your domain transfers over and everything points to the new site. Same phone number, same email — just a better website behind all of it.

What if I only serve a few towns around Murchison?

We build the site around your actual service area. If you cover Henderson County and parts of Van Zandt or Anderson County, the site reflects that. No fake claims about areas you don't work in.

Do I need to provide photos of my work?

It helps a lot. Phone photos are fine — we're not looking for magazine quality. A few shots of panel installs, wiring jobs, or commercial work go a long way toward building trust with new customers.

How do emergency service calls get handled on the site?

Your phone number is prominent on every page with a tap-to-call button. For after-hours emergencies, we can add specific language about availability and response times so people know what to expect before they call.

Will the new site show up in Google right away?

It takes a few weeks for Google to fully index a redesigned site. But the new structure, speed, and mobile layout all put you in a much better position than what you've got now. The SEO package accelerates that timeline.

Website Redesign · Murchison, TX

Website Redesign for Electricians in Murchison

You already tried the website thing once. Maybe twice. It looked fine at the time, but now it loads slow, looks rough on a phone, and the calls it generates are somewhere between zero and nothing. Time to fix that for real.

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You Picked a Template, Plugged In Your Info, and Called It Done

No shame in it. That's what most electricians do. You grabbed a website builder, picked a layout that looked professional enough, dropped in your phone number and a list of services, and moved on. You had panels to wire and breakers to swap — the website wasn't the priority.

But that was a few years ago. And now? The site barely works on mobile. The contact form may or may not actually send emails. Your service area says something vague. And when somebody in Murchison or out toward Athens needs emergency electrical work at 9 PM, they're searching on their phone — and your site isn't giving them a reason to tap that call button.

The template got you online. It didn't get you customers. There's a difference.

What a Real Redesign Fixes

1. **Speed and mobile layout.** Your site gets rebuilt to load fast and look right on every screen size. No pinching, no zooming, no waiting. Someone pulls you up on their phone while standing in a dark garage — they see your number immediately.

2. **Service structure that makes sense.** Residential panel upgrades, commercial wiring, generator installs, emergency calls — each one gets its own space with clear descriptions. Not a wall of text. Not a bullet list crammed into a sidebar. Actual pages that tell people what you do and where you do it.

3. **Licenses and credentials up front.** In electrical work, trust matters more than almost any other trade. Your state license number, insurance info, and any certifications should be visible without digging. That's what separates a real operation from some guy with a van.

4. **Photos of actual work.** Panels you've installed. Wiring jobs. Commercial buildouts. Real photos on a real site tell people you know what you're doing faster than any paragraph ever could.

5. **A call-to-action that works.** One tap to call. A short form for non-emergency requests. No friction between "I need an electrician" and "I just contacted one."

You Own It When It's Done

This isn't a monthly subscription where you're renting your own website from some platform. We build it, hand you the code, and it's yours. You want to move it somewhere else in two years? Go ahead. No hostage situations.

A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search visibility baked in from day one — so folks searching for electricians across Henderson County actually find you — the website and SEO package starts at $3,500 and runs one to two weeks.

Murchison's a small town. But the service area around it isn't. People from Tool, Eustace, and all the way into Athens are searching for electricians online. Your site should be ready when they do.