Service calls and projects on separate paths
A tripped breaker today and a panel upgrade next month are different buyers. Service pages lead to a quick request. Project pages collect the scope you need to quote.
Service calls and project work should not compete for the same attention.
A dead outlet, a panel upgrade quote, and a permit waiting on inspection each need a clear next step without stalling the others.
Two minutes to start. You get a 30-minute founder-led review and a written next step, yours to keep either way.
Works alongside Jobber, ServiceTitan, or Housecall Pro, whichever you already run. LaniHQ connects the website, forms, missed-call follow-up, booking, reviews, and reporting into it.
For electricians in Greater Houston, including Fort Bend, running service calls alongside panel upgrades, remodels, and quoted project work.
Request received
Scope confirmed
Quote or dispatch
Permit tracked
Work closed out
Electrician website design with a clear job to do.
For electricians in Greater Houston, including Fort Bend, running service calls alongside panel upgrades, remodels, and quoted project work.
Pages for the project work you want
Panel upgrades, EV charger installs, generators, lighting, and remodel wiring each get a page that explains the job, the permit step, and what affects the price. Only the work you take.
Credentials stated accurately
License numbers, insurance, and permit handling are published as you supply them. Residential and commercial work are separated when you do both. Hosting, form checks, and content updates sit inside the chosen care plan.
Pages an electrician website usually needs.
A starting outline, adjusted to the work you actually take. A page is added only when it answers a different customer need.
Electrical repair and troubleshooting
Outlets, breakers, flickering lights, and the warning signs that should not wait, with the hours your team really responds.
Panel and service upgrades
Why a panel gets replaced, what the day looks like, and how the permit and inspection fit the timeline.
EV chargers and generators
What you need to know about the home before quoting, and a request that asks for it up front.
Commercial electrical, if you take it
Tenant build-outs, lighting, and maintenance for property managers, on a separate page with its own contact path.
Start with the scope, then choose the plan.
Bring your current website, the service and project work you take, your license details, and the way requests reach your office today. We review the gaps and agree the pages, content responsibilities, request destination, and care scope before the build.
Compare website plans and full terms
Already on WordPress and want it kept, not rebuilt? See WordPress maintenance.
Can you improve my existing electrician website?
Yes. The review starts with the site you have: access, structure, mobile usability, content, and the request path. We recommend care, a focused redesign, or a new build, and agree what stays before quoting.
Should permits be explained on the website?
Yes, in plain terms: which jobs usually need one, who pulls it, and how the inspection fits the schedule. Requirements vary by city and county, so the page describes your process instead of quoting rules.
Can a project request include photos?
A request can accept photos of the panel or the work area when the form tool supports uploads. We confirm the tool, where the files are stored, and who receives them before promising it.
Will the request form connect to Jobber, ServiceTitan, or Housecall Pro?
We check your actual account first. A supported booking link or embedded form may be enough. Creating records through an API depends on the provider, plan, and permissions, and is confirmed in scope before it is promised.
What does a electrician website cost?
Start with the published managed website plans, which separate existing-site care, a new build, and a custom system. The agreed scope decides fit, setup, and content work. Review the ownership and cancellation terms before choosing.
Find the step losing you the most work.Thirty minutes with the founder.
We look at how people find you, what happens after they call, and which of the six steps is costing you jobs. You leave with it written down, yours to keep either way.