Electricians
Residential and commercial electrical work, each with its own clear path
What matters
What your website should do for you
Two kinds of buyer
Residential customers need plain explanations and a fast enquiry. Commercial clients need capabilities, project experience and someone to contact about bids.
Credentials that can be checked
Licence numbers, master electrician status and safety program details should appear exactly as you supply them, so customers can verify them.
Services that keep changing
EV chargers, panel upgrades, solar tie-ins and generators come and go with demand. Adding a service should be one request.
Pages your site could have
A starting point. We plan the final pages around your content.
- Home
- Residential and commercial routes, credentials and contact
- Residential
- Upgrades, EV chargers, renovations and troubleshooting
- Commercial
- Tenant improvements, service work and maintenance contracts
- Projects
- Selected work with photos and scope
- About and safety
- Credentials, safety program and team
- Contact
- Residential quote form and commercial enquiry route
Features you can add
Split enquiry forms
A short residential form and a commercial form that asks about project type, timing and drawings.
Credential block
Licence, association and safety details shown consistently across the site.
Project case notes
Short descriptions of completed work, with client permission for named projects.
Capability statement download
A PDF for commercial bids, replaced when you send a new version.
In your own words
Changes you could ask for
Request 01
“Add a residential page for EV charger installation, mention we install Level 2 chargers and handle the permit, and link it from the home page.”
Request 02
“Add the Crowfoot medical office fit-out to commercial projects with these three photos. The client approved it.”
Request 03
“Update our safety page: we received our COR certificate renewal in October.”
A fictional example
Moving from an old site
Before
An electrical contractor has a single-page site that only mentions residential work, although half of revenue now comes from commercial service contracts.
The move
We rebuild on Replit with separate residential and commercial sections, a capability statement and two enquiry routes, keeping the existing domain and email.
After
The office manager adds projects and service changes through Replit Agent; bid-season updates can be handled by us.
What we will ask you for
- Licence and certification details
- List of residential and commercial services
- Project photos and client permission for named projects
- Your capability statement, if you have one
Works with tools you already use
- Links to field-service software such as ServiceTitan or Jobber
- Links to bid portals or document-sharing tools for commercial work
- Google Business Profile and review links
Questions
Common questions
Can you show our licence and safety certifications?
Yes, exactly as you provide them. Updating a renewal date later is a one-line request.
Do commercial clients really use contractor websites?
Commercial buyers often check a contractor's site before shortlisting. A clear capability statement and project list makes that check easier.
Can we accept drawings through the form?
Small attachments can be handled, but drawings are usually better shared through a document link. We can include a field for that link.