For electrical contractors and solar installers
Websites for Electricians
License up front, found for every job, quoted before you leave the site.
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Social Agencies builds websites for electricians and electrical contractors across the United States. Your license number sits on every page, service calls, panel upgrades, EV chargers and solar each get a page that can be found, and every inquiry lands on your phone. We add quoting and job software, so the estimate leaves the site with you.
What we build for electricians
A website, the software behind it, and the leads to fill it
Three parts that work alone or together, built by one team for how electricians actually work.
- Electrician websites A fast, hand-built site that shows your license and turns visitors into calls. See how it works
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Estimating and job software Estimate on site, turn it into an invoice without retyping, and see who owes you. See how it works -
Lead generation for electricians Local search, your Google Business Profile, ads and fast follow-up, so the inquiries are yours. See how it works
Sound familiar?
Where electrical work leaks away
Four things electricians tell us on the first call, almost word for word.
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Work arrives by word of mouth, or not at all
Referrals are the best jobs you get, but they do not arrive on a schedule. When they stop, there is nothing behind them to keep the calendar full.
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Paying for leads other electricians also got
Lead services often sell one inquiry to several contractors. The job goes to whoever calls first and bids lowest, which is rarely the best electrician.
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Estimates typed at 9 p.m.
The site visit is done by lunch, but the estimate waits for the evening, rebuilt from photos and notes. By the time it goes out, the customer has had two others.
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Chasing money for finished work
The panel is in, the inspection has passed, and the invoice is still on the passenger seat. Chasing payment becomes a memory exercise instead of a list.
Being chosen
How do customers choose an electrician online?
Homeowners are told to hire a licensed electrician and to check the license before work starts. They compare a few names in seconds: license, recent reviews, photos of real work and a way to reach someone now.
Social Agencies puts all four on the first screen of your site, so the question is answered before a competitor gets the chance.
- Your license number in the header of every page
- A page for panel upgrades and EV chargers, by town
- One tap to call for a service call, a short form for planned work
In build
Electro-Spark: a 38-page site for an electrical contractor and solar installer.
Social Agencies is building Electro-Spark a site with a page for every service and every area it covers, so each job homeowners search for has somewhere to land. The site is in its final build stage, and the owner reports more calls.
What you get
What does Social Agencies build for an electrician?
Three parts, built by one team to work together. Start with the one that hurts most, or take all three.
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Part 1
The electrician website
A hand-coded site that shows a homeowner you are licensed, and makes calling you one tap.
- Your license number in the header of every page
- A page each for service calls, panel upgrades, EV chargers and solar
- Tap to call for a service call, a short form for planned work
- Domain, hosting and lead list in your name
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Part 2
The quoting and job software
Quoting and invoicing set up around the way you already work, run from the phone in your truck.
- Estimates sent from site with your logo
- Service call fee, labor, materials and permit as separate lines
- Job cards and a schedule for the whole crew
- Invoices raised from the accepted estimate
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Part 3
The leads (Google Maps and Facebook ads)
Inquiries that come to you alone, not a lead sold to several other electricians.
- Google Business Profile set up and kept current
- Facebook and Instagram ads showing your own installs
- Aimed at the neighborhoods you want to work in
- Your ad budget paid directly to Meta
One team. One system. One monthly partner. Built, run and improved by Social Agencies.
Book a callFrom the phone
Jobs, estimates and permit fees from the truck
Job cards record what was done on site, and the permit goes on the estimate and the invoice as its own line. The accepted estimate becomes the invoice without a line being retyped.
Unpaid invoices sit on one list, so chasing money is a task you work through, not something you try to remember.
- Estimate built during the site visit
- Permit priced as a line item
- Job cards and a schedule for the whole crew
Our own software
BlitzBooks: our own quoting and invoicing app for trades, live and in daily use.
Social Agencies built and runs BlitzBooks. Quotes, invoices, job cards and a list of who still owes you, on the phone you already carry to every job. It is why we know how an electrical contractor quotes.
Solar and backup power
Be the licensed name found for solar and battery backup
Solar, battery and generator installs are the higher-value jobs, and homeowners search for them separately from general electrical work.
A new solar or battery system usually needs a permit, an inspection and the utility's approval before it is switched on. A page that explains that paperwork tells the homeowner to hire a licensed contractor, not a handyman.
- A dedicated solar and battery backup page
- The permit and inspection steps explained in plain words
- Photos of your own installs, labeled with what was done
Why us
Why do electricians choose Social Agencies?
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Your license where homeowners look
Your license number sits in the header of every page, not on an About page. A homeowner who has been told to hire a licensed electrician checks for exactly that before calling.
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Two front doors, service calls and estimates
Someone with no power wants to call now. Someone planning a panel upgrade wants to send details. Each site Social Agencies builds gives both a clear path from the first screen.
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A page for every job people search
Service calls, panel upgrades, EV chargers, solar and battery backup each get their own page, by town where it matters, because homeowners search for the job, not for an electrician in general.
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Inquiries that are yours alone
Social Agencies builds your own channels: the Google Business Profile, your site and Facebook and Instagram ads. Nobody else is calling that customer, so the conversation is about the job, not the price.
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The estimate leaves the site with you
The quoting software Social Agencies sets up sends a branded estimate from your phone during the visit and turns it into an invoice when it is accepted.
The machine
From an ad to a finished job, without retyping anything
Social Agencies runs the four steps as one system, so nothing is lost between apps.
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The ad
Facebook and Instagram ads show your real work to homeowners in the neighborhoods you cover.
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The inquiry
Every call, form and message lands in one inbox and on your phone at once.
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The estimate
The estimate, permit included, is built on site and sent before you reach the truck.
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The job
The accepted estimate becomes a job card, then an invoice when the work is signed off.
No surprises
What you can count on
A fixed quote in writing first
Social Agencies gives you a fixed price in writing after a short call. Nothing is built, and nothing is paid, before you have agreed to it.
You own it all
Your domain, your website, your Google Business Profile and every inquiry are in your business's name from day one. If you ever leave, you keep everything.
Clear terms, no surprises
The monthly terms, including notice, are written into a short agreement you see before anything starts. No hidden exit fees, and you keep everything you own if you leave.
Your ad budget goes straight to Meta
Ad spend is paid directly to Meta on your own card. It never passes through us, so you always see exactly what was spent.
The Social Agencies method
How does working with Social Agencies work?
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Discover
A short call about your business, where inquiries come from today and where they get lost.
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Plan and quote
A written plan and a fixed, itemized quote. Nothing starts until you agree to it.
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Build
You get a live preview link from early on and watch it take shape, instead of waiting for a reveal.
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Launch and grow
It goes live on accounts in your name, then we host, support and keep improving it every month.
Free demo site
Your business. Your free demo.
See your new website before you pay a cent. Social Agencies builds a demo of your homepage, free, so you judge the work first.
- A real demo of your homepage, built for your business
- What your competitors are doing online, in plain words
- Where your current site is losing inquiries
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Tell us about your business
Two minutes on the form, or a quick call.
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We build your homepage demo
Your name, your services, your area. Not a template.
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You decide
Like it? You get a fixed quote in writing. If not, you owe nothing.
Get your free demo
No cost, no obligation.
Professional, efficient, and delivered exactly what we needed. The website is clean, modern and easy for our customers to use, and communication was clear throughout.
From the blog
What are owners asking us?
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Frequently asked questions
Should my license number be on my website?
Yes, on every page. Homeowners are told to hire a licensed electrician and to check the license before work starts, and some states require a contractor's license number on advertising. In Oregon, for example, the Construction Contractors Board's rule OAR 812-003-0120 says written and visual advertising must show the contractor's license number.
How much does a website for an electrician cost?
It depends on the number of service and area pages, whether you want lead generation running every month and whether you take the quoting software. Social Agencies gives you a fixed price in writing after a short call.
Do I need all three services?
No. The website, the lead generation and the quoting software each work on their own. They work best joined, because an inquiry can become an estimate and an invoice without being typed twice, but you can start with one.
How long until the phone rings?
A website is usually live two to three weeks after we have your details and photos. Google Business Profile fixes can show within weeks, while local search pages build over months. Nobody honest can promise you a number of calls.
I am not good with technology. Is this complicated?
No. You review the site on a preview link on your phone and reply however suits you. After launch, changes are one email away, and the quoting software is set up for use on site, not at a desk.
Do you work with electricians anywhere in the United States?
Yes. Social Agencies is based in Portland, Oregon, and works with electrical businesses across the United States. Everything runs over a video call, email and a preview link.
Let's talk
Talk to Social Agencies about your business.
One short call with a director. You get a plan and a fixed quote in writing before anything is built.
- You speak to a director, not a call center
- A fixed quote in writing, no obligation
- A reply within one business day