Electrician Website Template
A bold one-page website for electricians that prices projects instantly and sends real emergencies straight to your phone.
This is the real template running live, not a screenshot.Open the full demo on desktop, tablet or phone
What's built in
A ready-made electrician layout with a 24/7 emergency bar, an instant project estimator, an “is it an emergency?” check and estimate requests. Everything below works in the demo right now.
Instant estimator
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, recessed lights and more, added up into a price range.
Is it an emergency?
Visitors tick what’s happening and are told to call now or book a visit.
24/7 emergency bar
Your number stays at the top of every screen.
License up front
Your license number, permits and warranty where homeowners look for them.
Built for phones
A Call now and Estimate bar stays at the bottom of the screen on phones.
Set up Voltline for your electrical business
Homeowners call electricians about two things: something is wrong right now, or they are planning a project. Set up both sides of Voltline before you go live.
Price the projects you want more of
The estimator works best with the jobs you quote often: panel upgrades, EV charger installs, recessed lighting, outlet and switch work, ceiling fans and whole-home surge protection. Enter a low and high number for each so the range covers most homes in your area.
Decide what counts as an emergency
The "Is it an emergency?" check tells visitors to call now or book a visit. Edit the list to match your rules: burning smells, sparking outlets and power loss to part of the house usually mean call now. Flickering lights or a dead outlet can wait for a booked visit.
Put your license and permits where people look
Enter your license number, the areas where you pull permits and your warranty terms. Homeowners often check a license before calling, and showing it first saves them a search.
Use the emergency bar only if you answer it
The 24/7 bar keeps your number at the top of every screen. If you do not take after-hours calls, change the wording to your real hours. A missed emergency call costs more trust than not offering one.
Two ways to get your electrician website
Set it up yourself, or let us do all of it. Either way, the site is yours.
Build it yourself
- The complete Voltline website
- Labeled photo placeholders and a START HERE guide
- License for one live website
- We fix any problem
We design and build it for you
- Your name, words, photos and colors put in for you
- Hosting, security and small edits included
- Free mockup before you pay
- Cancel anytime and keep your site
Questions about this template
Can I set my own prices?
Yes. Each job has a low and high price in one line. Add, remove or rename jobs to match your work.
Does it work for commercial electricians?
Yes. Swap the jobs for commercial work like tenant build-outs and lighting retrofits, and change the wording.
Can I show financing for panel upgrades?
Yes. Add your financing line under the estimator results. Bigger projects like panel upgrades and EV chargers are where a monthly price helps homeowners say yes.
Should I list exact prices or ranges?
Ranges. Electrical work depends on the home, so the estimator shows a low and high number. That gives homeowners a real idea of cost without locking you into a price before you see the panel.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. The download includes a START HERE guide that walks you through photos, text, colors and going live in plain language. If you would rather not touch it, we build it for you for $99.
Are the demo photos included?
No. The demo uses stock photos to show the finished look. Your download has labeled placeholders that show what goes in each spot and the best size.
Will my site stay this fast?
It ships scoring 98 to 100 on Google PageSpeed for phones, so your pages show up before visitors give up and tap back to Google. What you add changes that: very large photos, chat widgets and extra tracking codes slow any website down. The START HERE guide shows how to shrink your photos and test any page for free at pagespeed.web.dev, so you can keep it fast.