We know electrical
Homeowners have to trust you before they let you near their panel.
01
The urgent call
Lights flickering, a breaker that won't reset, half the house out. They search on a phone and call the first electrician who looks licensed and close by.
02
The big upgrade
Panel upgrades, EV chargers and whole-home generators are big tickets. Homeowners compare quotes and want proof you've done the work safely and to code.
03
Renovation work
Kitchen and bath remodels bring in rewiring and lighting. Your site should show finished projects, not just a list of services.
04
Contractors and managers
GCs, property managers and building owners send repeat work. They look for commercial jobs, licensing and how quickly you can get a crew on site.
What we build
Everything an electrician's website needs to bring in work.
Call buttons that stay put
A click-to-call button on every page, plus an emergency banner you can switch on after hours.
A page for every service
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, lighting, rewiring and troubleshooting, each with its own page.
Pages for the towns you serve
Separate pages for the neighborhoods and towns you cover, written for how people there search.
Reviews where they count
Your Google reviews next to the services they mention, and an easy way to ask for new ones after every job.
Licensed and insured, up front
License numbers, insurance, permits and code work shown clearly, so homeowners trust you before the first call.
Leads you can track
Call tracking and a quote form that asks for the job type and how urgent it is, so you can see which pages bring in work.
Building services work
G-Net Facility Solutions
G-Net maintains buildings across NYC and New Jersey, electrical included. Property managers wanted to see every service and the area covered before asking for a bid, so we gave each service its own page and built a site their team can edit.
Web design
Development
“MetroWeb is the best kept secret. We have seen an increase in won jobs just a month into working with Kemal.”
Next step
Want more electrical calls from your website?
Book a call with Kemal. We'll look at your current site and Google profile together and tell you what we'd change first.
Electrician websites
Do you only work with electricians?
We only work with home service trades: plumbing, HVAC, electrical, remodeling, roofing, pest control, landscaping, architecture and general contracting.
Can you help us get more EV charger and panel jobs?
Yes. We give the high-value services their own pages with photos, pricing guidance and the questions homeowners ask, then point your Google profile and ads at them.
Do you write the copy?
Yes. We talk with you about your jobs, your service area and what sets you apart, then write every page.
How long does an electrician website take?
About four weeks for a website, five to six with a new brand.
What does it cost?
Most websites land between $4,000 and $6,000, and around $8,000 with a full brand. You get a fixed quote after our first call.