Kinds of business
Do you work with electrical contractors?
Yes. Electrical splits into residential calls won locally in minutes and commercial work won over weeks by looking credible and competent. I build sites that do both: every branch found in its own towns, and the commercial side laid out so a facilities manager trusts you before the first call.
An electrician’s website has two audiences who never meet. The homeowner with a tripping breaker who wants someone local today, and the property manager scoping a panel upgrade across six buildings who wants to see you’ve done it before. One site, two front doors.
What your customers are actually doing
Residential: “electrician near me”, “EV charger installation Burlington”, “panel upgrade cost”, “knob and tube replacement”. Commercial: “commercial electrical contractor Hamilton”, “ESA licensed electrician”, and a long look at your projects page. Both now ask AI assistants too. The residential call goes to whoever is local and clear; the commercial enquiry goes to whoever looked like they’d done it before.
What I build for a business like yours
A page for every branch and its towns. Found on its own, own number.
Residential services as answers. Panels, EV chargers, lighting, repairs, inspections, each answering what people type, with ESA licence details visible.
Commercial work shown as work. Projects by building type, what was done, for whom, so a facilities manager can see fit in a minute.
Two paths to contact. Call now for residential; a proper enquiry form for commercial that asks the questions your estimator needs.
Calls and enquiries counted per branch. Your office runs it.
Being found in AI answers
“Who installs EV chargers near me” and “licensed commercial electrician in Hamilton” are questions AI assistants answer by naming businesses whose sites are clean and whose details match. For one branch of a multi-location client, that structure moved the branch page from position 14 in Google to the number one AI answer.
More than one location
At several locations this is a system, not a page. Each one is found on its own in search and on the map, each one’s calls are counted on their own, and the next location is an afternoon for your team, not a project. One design across all of them, so the brand reads the same everywhere.
What it costs, roughly
As an anchor rather than a quote: full builds for one location have mostly landed between $7,500 and $12,000 CAD, and for several locations between $10,000 and $20,000: one project covering design, build, launch, and getting you found and ranking. Growing from there, more visibility, more reach, more calls, is the monthly work alongside hosting and care: a fixed amount per site.
How I estimate: a free audit to see where you stand now, back within three working days. Then a quick chat, then a fixed quote.
The rules that apply: ESA licensing and notification (Ontario) or the provincial electrical authority; licence number shown on the site
Works with: ServiceTitan (dispatch and CRM) · Jobber (quotes and scheduling) · Procore (commercial project management)
What your customers type: electrician [town] · ev charger installation [town] · panel upgrade cost · commercial electrical contractor [town] · electrician near me
The seasonal shape: Residential steady with renovation peaks; EV charger demand rising year-round; commercial follows construction season.
More than one location
At several locations this is a system, not a page. Each one is found on its own in search and on the map, each one’s calls are counted on their own, and the next location is an afternoon for your team, not a project. One design across all of them, so the brand reads the same everywhere.