Half the house is dark. They're calling right now.
BuildStack builds websites for electricians and answers the calls they bring in. Four core pages, a page for every town you cover, your number one tap away, and one front desk texting back every missed call in under a minute. We have not built an electrical site yet — the live sites on this page are siding, fencing and garage doors in metro Atlanta, built the same way.
Not to the best electrician. To the first one.
Power problems are now problems.
Nobody waits until Monday to sort a dead consumer unit. They ring until somebody answers.
You cannot answer with your hands in a board.
The work needs both hands and full attention, which is exactly when the phone goes.
Certificates and small jobs eat the evening.
Half the enquiries are twenty-minute jobs and certificate questions. Answering them yourself costs the evening; not answering costs the customer.
10:05pm.
Tuesday.
Missed call, then a text: “Half the sockets upstairs are dead and the breaker won't stay in. Is that dangerous?”
Seen at seven. They called somebody else at ten past ten.
Lost.10:06pm, a text in your company name tells her to leave that circuit off, confirms the call-out charge you set, and offers tonight or 8am. She takes 8am and sleeps.
Booked.A made-up example of a typical lead, not a client result.
Built for how a electrician gets booked.
Four core pages, a page for every town you cover, and every form wired to reply. How we build →
One tap to call, from anywhere
Your number in the first screen and in a sticky bar on every page.
A page for every town you cover
“Emergency electrician Brookhaven” is a different search to “electrician near me”. Each town gets a page.
Your qualifications, where they count
Your registration, your insurance and your reviews on the page, because this is a trade people check before they let you in.
Loads in under a second
Often on a phone, in a house with half the lights out.
It gives safety advice you wrote. Nothing you didn't.
You give it the two or three things to say when someone describes something dangerous — leave the circuit off, do not reset it — and it says exactly that and nothing more. Everything else is a booking or a handoff to you.
Sites we built. Open one on your phone.
Real trade businesses, live and taking calls. All our work →
“I get all my work from two builders.”
Which is fine until one of them slows down, and then you are starting from nothing with no website and no reviews. Domestic call-outs are the ballast. The site and the front desk are how you have them when you want them rather than when you need them.
What electricians
ask us first.
01How much does a website for a electrician cost?
It is on the pricing page. $3,500 to build the site plus $697 a month for the front desk that answers it, or $397 a month if you already have a site that works and only need it answered. Month to month, no contract. Two or more locations gets scoped on a call.
02Will it give electrical advice?
Only the lines you write for it, word for word — the make-safe instructions you would give on the phone yourself. It does not diagnose, it does not improvise, and anything outside those lines comes to you.
03Have you built an electrical site?
Not yet. The live sites on this page are siding, fencing and garage doors in metro Atlanta. Open one on your phone and judge the build.
04How long does the build take?
About four weeks. We write the copy from one call with you, you see real working pages by day 10, and we tune the site on real phones for the first week after it goes live.
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Free 60-second check →Half the house is dark.
Be the one who answered.
We build the site that puts your number one tap away, and text back every call you cannot take.
Book a build call →Month to month · No contracts · Plans from $397/mo · Setup takes 2–4 weeks because we do it right.