A. Heritage and trust$1,520 fixed
Pellow & Daughter Electric
Second-generation electrical contractors who have worked the same towns for decades and sell on licence, judgement and knowing the local housing stock.
Electrician website examples: four designs for electrical contractors
Four finished websites for electricians: the second-generation firm that wired half the county, the design-led contractor for architects and new builds, the industrial and commercial outfit that works nights and shutdowns, and the lead machine that prices an EV charger or a panel upgrade before anyone picks up the phone. Click through any of them, then order the one that fits.
MigrateLab builds high-performing websites for local businesses. Fixed price, live in 7 working days, fast on mobile, and yours to keep.
B. Premium design-led$2,320 fixed
Wirewright Electrical
Electrical contractors who work from drawings rather than from a callout list: new builds, deep renovations and lighting design for architects, interior designers and the owners of expensive houses.
C. Bold and industrial$1,920 fixed
Nightshift Electrical
Commercial and industrial electrical contractors whose work happens inside somebody else’s shutdown window, where the whole sale is proving the plant will be running again on Monday morning.
D. Lead machine$2,320 fixed
Chargeday EV & Electrical
Electrical contractors whose money jobs are EV chargers and panel upgrades, and who want the price question answered before the phone rings.
You get the design you pick, made into your own site
Every demo on this page is a real layout we rebuild for you. The structure, the sections and the special feature stay as you see them. Your name, logo, colours, photos and wording replace ours, so it looks like it was always yours, and no other business in your area gets the same site.
Stays as you see it
- The layout and page structure, section by section
- The special feature, like the map, calculator or booking calendar
- How it looks and works on a phone, and how fast it loads
- Type and spacing tuned so it still looks designed
Becomes yours
- Your business name and logo. No logo yet? We set your name in a clean wordmark
- Your brand colours, applied across buttons, headings and backgrounds
- Your photos, or licensed photos chosen for your trade
- Your services, prices, service area, team and reviews
- Your phone, email, address and domain
Want a section from another design, or one moved or left out? Put it in your notes. Small changes like that are included.
Electrical work is bought on trust and certification, and the two jobs worth real money right now are panel upgrades and EV chargers. Both start with the same question: will this work in my house, and what will it cost. Most electricians answer that on the phone, one call at a time, while the customer is collecting three quotes.
The four sites below sell electrical work four different ways. One sells a family name, a licence number and forty years on the same grid. One sells design-led installations for architects and new builds. One sells industrial capability, night shifts and shutdown work. One is a lead machine with an EV charger and panel estimator that gives a range before the call. Every one is real, responsive and ready to rebuild around your business.
Each design, in detail
A. Heritage and trust
Pellow & Daughter Electric
We have rewired some of these houses twice.
$1,520 fixed, 7 working days
Who it suits. Second-generation electrical contractors who have worked the same towns for decades and sell on licence, judgement and knowing the local housing stock.
Why it converts.
- The decade picker turns an anxious search into a specific job with a price band, so the call starts at "my house is a 1952" instead of "how much is a rewire"
- Fault finding and planned work are priced separately in the header and again mid-page, so a panicking caller and a homeowner planning a spring rewire both find their own path
- The $180 safety inspection is credited against the work, which is how a $9,800 rewire actually gets sold
What we swap for your business. Your licence numbers, insurance limits, founding year, towns and same-day promise, your own rates in the price list, and the decade panel rewritten for the wiring your local housing stock actually has.
- Palette
- CreamDeep navyCopperSageInk
- Type
- Libre Baskerville for headings, Public Sans for text
- Logo
- Engraved brass wall plate: a rounded rectangle with a slotted screw top and bottom, P&D initials in Baskerville, a copper filament loop between them and EST. 1984 along the bottom
- Sections
- Header with the fault line and the office number on every screen. Hero: hands in an open panel, tappable phone, the $180 safety inspection as the one action. Trust strip: two master licences, insurance, 1984, 4.9 from 212 reviews. Clyde and Josie: forty-two years, the same grid, the same licence. Planned work: panels, rewires, car chargers, lighting, circuits, landlord reports. What is behind your walls: pick the decade the house was built (signature feature). Fault finding tonight against planned work in April, with both prices. Price list for the twelve jobs people call about, and the safety inspection offer. Service areas: four towns same day, two next morning, two on Thursdays. Three jobs with before and after and the numbers. Sample reviews. How a call becomes a labelled panel door, in three steps. FAQ. Book the safety inspection form.
B. Premium design-led
Wirewright Electrical
The electricians the architects ring first.
$2,320 fixed, 7 working days
Who it suits. Electrical contractors who work from drawings rather than from a callout list: new builds, deep renovations and lighting design for architects, interior designers and the owners of expensive houses.
Why it converts.
- Lighting, room by room answers the question every client asks in the first meeting, which is what will this room feel like and what will the fittings cost, with four layers and a real budget range per room
- Publishing a $24,000 project floor and a $2,400 design fee up front means the enquiries that arrive are from people building a house, not people wanting a socket moved
- The stage-by-stage account of how they read drawings and sit in design meetings is written for architects, who are the ones who bring the work
What we swap for your business. Your photography, the rooms and layers you actually specify, your fittings budgets and design fee, your towns and travel, certification bodies and licence numbers, and the practices you work with. The wordmark is reset in your name.
- Palette
- PlasterGraphiteWarm brassPale sageInk
- Type
- Instrument Serif for headings, Inter Tight for text
- Logo
- Instrument Serif wordmark with a hairline rule under it, broken once by a small brass square where a switch plate would sit. The mark is that square inside a drawn wall reveal.
- Sections
- Hero: a house at dusk with every lighting layer on, the phone number and one action. Hairline trust row: licence, insurance, years, projects on the board, drawings read. A statement from Emrys Tasker, who owns the firm and still marks up the drawings. The work we take: new builds, deep renovations, lighting design on its own. Lighting, room by room: pick a room and see the four layers, the switch positions and the fittings budget. How we work with architects and designers, stage by stage. First fix to second fix: what happens in nine to fourteen weeks on site. Certification, and the folder that arrives at handover. Where we work: six towns in the Aveline valley, and what the travel costs. Four projects, with budgets, dates and what changed. Sample notes from the architects and designers we work with. Questions architects and owners ask before the first meeting. Book a lighting design meeting.
C. Bold and industrial
Nightshift Electrical
We work when the building is empty.
$1,920 fixed, 7 working days
Who it suits. Commercial and industrial electrical contractors whose work happens inside somebody else’s shutdown window, where the whole sale is proving the plant will be running again on Monday morning.
Why it converts.
- The shutdown clock answers the only question a plant manager has, which is whether production starts on time, hour by hour, with the rollback plan written next to every stage
- Live versus dead work is separated at the top of the page, so a facilities buyer knows on the first screen whether they need to stop the line at all
- The 90 minute breakdown promise is priced and bounded by town, so an emergency call arrives already knowing the answer
What we swap for your business. Your licence and insurance numbers, ratings and test kit, the towns and response times, your sectors, and your own shutdown schedule dropped into the clock hour by hour.
- Palette
- BlackSteelWarning amberCable blueBone
- Type
- Saira Condensed for headings, IBM Plex Sans for text
- Logo
- A switch handle thrown to the off position inside a square isolator, drawn in amber on black, with a heavy condensed NIGHTSHIFT wordmark and ELECTRICAL letterspaced beneath
- Sections
- Hero: what we do between the last shift out and the first shift in, with the 24/7 number and a shutdown walkthrough booking. Trust bar: licence, $10m insurance, since 2004, crew size, 90 minute breakdown response. Live building or dead building: what we do with the power on and what has to wait for an isolation. Services: switchgear replacement, distribution and three-phase, motor control, maintenance windows, breakdown, thermal surveys. The shutdown clock: an hour by hour plan of a real weekend shutdown, Friday 6pm to Monday 6am. Three-phase and switchgear capability, with the ratings and the test kit. Safety and permits: isolation procedure, permit to work, arc flash, what we hand over. Breakdown response: 90 minutes, any hour, what is on the van. Sectors we work in. Service areas by town, with which get the 90 minute promise. Three shutdowns, what came out and what went in. Sample reviews from maintenance managers. How a shutdown gets booked, in three steps. FAQ. Shutdown walkthrough request form.
D. Lead machine
Chargeday EV & Electrical
Priced online. Installed in a day.
$2,320 fixed, 7 working days
Who it suits. Electrical contractors whose money jobs are EV chargers and panel upgrades, and who want the price question answered before the phone rings.
Why it converts.
- The estimator answers the only question a charger buyer has, so the enquiry arrives with a budget already agreed
- It says out loud whether a panel upgrade is likely, which is the hidden cost that kills half of these jobs at quote stage
- Every town in the service area carries its own install lead time, so nobody calls to ask when you can come
What we swap for your business. Your rates, panel upgrade prices, charger brands, rebate programmes, towns and lead times. The estimator arithmetic is yours to set; the connector mark is recoloured to your brand.
- Palette
- WhiteElectric blueSignal limeInkMist
- Type
- Sora for headings, Manrope for text
- Logo
- A charging connector seen head on, its bottom pin replaced by a lime bolt, beside a tight geometric wordmark
- Sections
- Sticky header with a tappable phone number and the estimator button. Hero with the three prices that decide the job and the next install date. Trust bar: licence, insurance, chargers installed, rating, one-day install. Services with real starting prices, EV chargers first. Price your charger: the five-question estimator with a live range. Panel upgrades priced on their own, with before and after on a 1961 fuse box. What the survey checks, the eleven things measured before a quote. Rebates and the paperwork we file for you. Sample reviews with the town and the job. Install day, hour by hour. Warranty, in plain numbers. Service areas with install lead times per town. FAQ. Book a survey, with the sticky call and text bar on mobile.
What a great electrician website needs
01
Licence and certification, visible
Numbers, bodies, insurance. This trade is bought on proof of competence.
02
The two money jobs
Panel upgrades and EV chargers deserve their own pages and their own prices.
03
An estimate before the call
House age, panel size, distance from the panel. Give a range and you will get the job.
04
Emergency versus planned
Fault finding at 9pm is a different service from a rewire booked for spring.
05
Your towns
Which areas you cover and which get same day.
06
Commercial and residential, separated
They are different buyers reading the same site.
07
Safety inspection as the hook
A cheap or free check is how the big jobs start.
08
Fast on a phone
Half your enquiries arrive from a phone in a dark room.
Price and how to buy
What a electrician website costs from us
One fixed price per design, everything below included, live in 7 working days from the day we have your basics. 50% to start, 50% when the site goes live. Card or bank transfer, invoice due on receipt.
Every price includes
- +The design you picked, rebuilt around your name, colours, logo and photos
- +Copy written for your services and your service area, not filler
- +A simple editor for text, photos, services and reviews, no code needed
- +Contact and quote forms wired to your inbox, tap-to-call on mobile
- +Search basics done properly: titles, descriptions, local business schema, sitemap, fast load
- +Your domain connected, your old site redirected if there is one
- +One round of changes before launch, and 30 days of fixes after it
How buying works
- 1
Pick a design
Choose the one that feels like your company. Mixing an element from another one is fine.
- 2
Send us the basics
Your logo if you have one, photos of your work, your services, service area, phone and email. A 15 minute call if you prefer talking to typing.
- 3
Review the preview
Within a week you get a private link to the finished site. One round of changes is included.
- 4
Go live
We connect your domain, redirect the old site, and hand you the keys. Nothing is held hostage.
Why MigrateLab
Why have us build it instead of a builder or an agency
You own it outright
The site is real code on your own hosting account, not a page inside a builder you rent. Leave us any time and take everything with you.
No platform subscription
Wix, Squarespace and Webflow charge every month forever. Hosting for a site like this costs a few dollars a month under your own account.
Built by people who do migrations for a living
MigrateLab moves company websites off closed platforms onto clean code. Small business sites are the same craft with less to move.
Fixed price, fixed week
The price on this page is the price. The week is the week. If we slip, you get a discount, not an excuse.
Fast on a phone, found on Google
Every site ships with the search basics done and a mobile score we are happy to show you. Most agency sites fail both.
AI can edit it, and so can you
Because it is plain code, tools like Claude and Cursor can change it in seconds. You also get a normal editor for everyday text and photo changes.
After launch
Editing and maintenance, made clear
Three ways to keep the site current after launch. Pick one at handover, switch later if you change your mind.
Edit it yourself
$0 per month
You get a simple editor for text, photos, services, reviews and service areas. Hosting runs under your own account for a few dollars a month. No contract with us.
- +Editor login for your team
- +Hosting under your own account
- +Written handover guide
- +Email support for 30 days
Care plan
$63 per month
We host it, watch it and change it for you. Send an email with the change, it is live within one working day. Cancel any month.
- +Hosting, backups and uptime monitoring
- +Unlimited small edits: text, photos, prices, hours, reviews
- +Security and dependency updates
- +A monthly note with visits, calls and form leads
Let AI edit it
$0 per month
The code is clean enough that Claude Code or Cursor can add a page, change a section or swap a photo from a plain English request. We set it up and show you how.
- +Repository handed over to you
- +AI tooling configured
- +One recorded walkthrough
- +Bigger changes quoted per job
Questions
How much does a electrician website cost?
From us, $1,520 to $2,320 as a fixed, one-time price, depending on which of the four designs you pick, live in 7 working days. That includes the design rebuilt around your business, the copy, forms, search basics and connecting your domain. After launch you can edit it yourself for $0 a month or have us look after it for $63 a month. For comparison, agencies typically quote $3,000 to $10,000 for a small business site, and builder subscriptions run $20 to $50 a month for as long as the site exists.
Will my site look exactly like the demo?
It keeps the same design, layout and structure, and the same special feature. Everything that is ours becomes yours: your name and logo, your brand colours, your photos, services, prices and contact details. Small changes, like borrowing a section from another design or leaving one out, are included in the fixed price.
Who can build a website for my electrician?
MigrateLab builds websites for electrician owners. Pick one of four finished designs at migratelab.com/examples/electrician-websites, send your logo, photos and details, and we rebuild it around your business for a fixed $1,520 to $2,320, live in 7 working days. You own the site, there is no platform subscription, and you can edit it yourself or have us look after it.
Can I get a electrician website without a monthly platform fee?
Yes. A MigrateLab site is yours outright and runs on your own hosting for a few dollars a month, instead of a $20 to $50 monthly builder plan. You pay a one-time $1,520 to $2,320 for the build, and a care plan at $63 a month is optional if you want us to make changes for you.
Are these real websites or just designs?
Real. Each concept is a complete, responsive website you can click through on any device. The businesses are fictional so you can see the design with realistic content, but the code and layout are exactly what you would receive.
Can the site estimate a job before people call me?
Yes. We build an estimator set to your own rates: panel size, house age, cable run and finish quality in, a price range out. You get fewer tyre kickers and enquiries that already know the budget.
I get work from word of mouth. Do I need a website?
Most electricians we talk to are busy on referrals and a Facebook page and word of mouth. That works until the phone goes quiet, or someone searches your name and finds nothing, or a customer asks an AI assistant who to call. A site you own answers all of that, shows up when people search for your trade in your town, and does not disappear when a platform changes its rules.
What happens after I pick one?
You send your logo if you have one, photos of your work, your services and prices, and the towns you cover. We rebuild the site around your business and send a private preview within a week. One round of changes, then it goes live on your domain.
Will I be able to edit it myself?
Yes. Text, photos, prices and service areas are editable without touching code. Or pick the care plan and text or email us the change.
What does it cost per month?
Nothing to us unless you choose the care plan. Hosting under your own account is a few dollars a month. There is no platform subscription.
Get one of these built for you
Pick the design, leave your email, and we reply within one working day with a plan and a written confirmation of the price. Live in 7 working days from the day we have your basics.