The power just went out.
Are they calling you?
We build websites for Cleveland electricians that rank on Google and turn service searches into booked jobs. Flat rate. Local. No disappearing after launch.
A bad website costs you jobs every single week.
Most electrical owners know their site is not great. They just don't realize how many service calls and commercial bids it's costing them in real time.
Get a Free AuditA panel goes down and they call the first electrician they trust.
When the power is out or breakers keep tripping, homeowners search and call fast. If your site is slow, dated, or missing, that urgent job goes to the electrician whose site loads fast and looks licensed and credible.
Electrical is a trust-and-safety purchase. A weak site loses it.
Nobody lets an unknown into their walls. No license info, no reviews, no clear service area, and a homeowner moves on to the company that looks established and safe to let in the door.
You rank for nothing because you have no service pages.
Buyers search specifics: "panel upgrade Cleveland," "EV charger installation," "generator install," "outlet repair." Without a page targeting each, Google has no reason to show you for the work you want.
You do residential and commercial, but your site says neither clearly.
A general contractor pricing a build and a homeowner who needs an outlet are different buyers. If your site does not speak to both with clear paths, you lose the higher-margin commercial work.
Everything an electrical site needs to convert.
We don't build generic contractor sites and slap your name on them. Every page is structured around how electrical customers search and what makes them pick up the phone.
One price. No surprises.
No hourly billing. No scope creep invoices. We quote flat and build flat -- you know the number before you sign anything.
Starter
One-time, flat rate
- 5-page site (Home, Services, About, Contact, Service Area)
- Mobile-responsive, fast-loading
- Google Maps + local SEO
- Contact and service request form
- 30-day post-launch support
Standard
One-time, flat rate
- Everything in Starter
- Up to 10 pages (individual service pages, blog, gallery)
- Blog setup, ready to publish
- Google Search Console submission
- 60-day post-launch support
Not sure which fits? The free audit call will tell you. Book it here.
You get Ray. Not a ticket. Not a call center.
Code The Land is based in Cleveland Heights. When you call, I answer. I know the old wiring in Cleveland's housing stock and how fast a service call goes cold when nobody picks up.
I build sites for local trades because I want a long-term relationship, not a transaction. Your site going live is the start of the relationship, not the end of it.
What electrical owners usually ask
How long does it take to build an electrician website?
Most sites are live within 3 to 4 weeks from kickoff. The timeline depends mostly on how fast we get your content, photos, and feedback. We tell you exactly what we need and when.
Will my site rank on Google?
Every site we build includes local SEO setup, Google Maps integration, and Google Search Console submission. New sites take time to rank, but we build the foundation correctly from day one so Google can find and trust your pages.
Can the site bring in commercial work, not just residential?
Yes. We build clear, separate paths for residential and commercial so general contractors and property managers can find the right info fast. That is usually where the higher-margin jobs come from.
What if something breaks after launch?
All packages include post-launch support. After that, the $150/month care plan covers updates, backups, and someone to call when something looks wrong. Cancel anytime.
Do you work with electricians outside Cleveland?
We focus on the greater Cleveland and Northeast Ohio area. Most of the work is remote so location is rarely an issue, but we know this market specifically.
The audit is free. No pitch, no pressure.
We look at your current site or lack of one, tell you exactly what is hurting you, and what it would take to fix it. You decide what comes next.