Can I keep my current domain name and email?

Yes. Your domain transfers over to the new site. If you've got email tied to that domain, we'll make sure nothing breaks during the switch. You won't lose anything.

What if I only do residential work—do I still need a full site?

Even residential-only electricians benefit from a proper site. Homeowners search online before they call anyone, and having your services, service area, and license info laid out clearly beats a Facebook page every time. A full site at $1,500 makes sense for most electricians.

How do you handle photos if I don't have professional ones?

Phone photos of your actual work are better than nothing and way better than generic images. Panel upgrades, rewiring jobs, new construction rough-ins—snap some photos as you go. We'll make them look good on the site.

Will my site show up in searches for Wills Point electricians?

The site will be built with proper SEO structure for Wills Point and Van Zandt County. That's a strong starting point. If you want aggressive search visibility and ad placement, the $3,500 Website+SEO package or the $750/month ongoing plan gets you there faster.

Do I need to write all the content myself?

No. We handle the copywriting. We'll need basics from you—what services you offer, what areas you cover, your license numbers. But you're not sitting down to write paragraphs. That's on us.

Website Redesign · Wills Point, TX

Website redesign for electricians in Wills Point

You probably already tried fixing your website once. Maybe twice. Got a new logo slapped on, moved some text around, paid somebody to "update" it. And it still doesn't do anything for you. That's not a you problem—that's a foundation problem.

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You've been down this road before

At some point you set up a site on one of those website builders. Picked a template, added your phone number, maybe listed a few services. It looked fine at the time. But that was a few years ago, and now the thing loads slow on phones, the layout looks off, and you're not showing up when somebody in Wills Point searches for an electrician.

So you tried tweaking it. Changed the colors. Added a page. Asked the platform's support team why your site looks weird on mobile. Got nowhere. The problem isn't the content or the colors—it's that the whole thing was built on a structure that doesn't work anymore. Mobile traffic is the majority of your visitors now. If your site doesn't load fast and look right on a phone screen, people just leave and call the next guy.

And for electricians specifically, that's brutal. Somebody's got a panel issue or an outlet that's sparking—they're not browsing. They need someone now. If your site makes them pinch and zoom to find your number, they're gone.

What a rebuild actually looks like

1. **We tear it down and start fresh.** No patching. No trying to save what's there. We build a new site on clean code that you own outright. No platform lock-in, no monthly builder fees eating into your margins.

2. **Mobile-first, not mobile-friendly.** There's a difference. Mobile-first means we design for phones first, then scale up to desktop. Your service categories, your license info, your phone number—all easy to find with a thumb.

3. **Real SEO structure baked in.** Page titles, meta descriptions, header tags, fast load times, local schema markup for Wills Point and Van Zandt County. The stuff that actually helps you show up in search results when someone needs electrical work done.

4. **Emergency contact front and center.** Click-to-call buttons that work. A layout that puts your phone number where panicked homeowners can find it in two seconds flat.

5. **Your credentials on display.** Licenses, certifications, insurance info—all visible without digging. That's what separates you from the unlicensed guys on Facebook Marketplace.

What this costs and how long it takes

A full website rebuild starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. That gets you a custom-built site—not a template with your name on it. If you want search engine work done alongside the build so you're actually showing up in Wills Point and the surrounding area, that's $3,500 and runs one to two weeks.

After that, hosting is $50 a month. You want ongoing SEO and ad management to keep the momentum going, that's $750 a month. But none of that's required. You get a site that works and you own it. No subscription trap.

We're a web design shop in Tyler. Close enough to Wills Point that we know the area—Van Zandt County, the 80 corridor, the mix of residential growth and folks who've been out there for decades. Your site should reflect that you're a real electrician serving real people, not some generic contractor template that could be from anywhere.