Beckett & Bolt Electric
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Electrician websites with your licence line
Suddn gives your electrical business a website with your services and from-prices, the area you cover, a quote form and a line in the footer for your licence number, live in under a minute. A one-page website is free. Pro adds a multi-page website, every quote request and a Book a time button for $16.67 a month billed yearly ($199.99), or $19.99 monthly, available at launch.
3 themes for electricians
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Nobody lets a stranger open their panel
Hiring an electrician is a trust decision. People want to know you're licensed and that you'll show up when you said you would, and many want to see a licence number before anyone touches the panel.
The jobs people search for are the planned ones: an EV charger for the new car, a 200 amp panel, pot lights in the basement. They compare a few electricians, and the one with clear services and a ballpark price gets the call.
You already have the licence, the certifications and the work. What's missing is one place that shows them, which you can update between jobs without learning a website builder.
What your electrician website includes
Free · $0
- A one-page website at yourname.suddn.page
- A legal line in the footer for your licence number
- Your credentials and certifications as a list, your name and your years in business
- Services with from-prices, grouped (Homes, Businesses)
- Where we work: your service area and an availability line
- A quote request form (you see the newest 3 requests)
- Call, Directions and Message buttons (Message is off until you turn it on)
- A Projects gallery with captions and Questions (FAQ)
- QR codes for flyers, and visitor stats (views)
Pro · from $16.67 /mo
- A multi-page website: Home, Services, Projects, About and Contact, with navigation
- Every quote request, no limit
- A Book a time button for service calls (Calendly, Square Appointments, Microsoft Bookings and more)
- A Team section for your electricians and apprentices
- 5 GB for photos, and no Suddn badge
- Full stats: views, Call taps, Directions taps and quote requests
- Your own domain (Pro) Coming soon
- Google reviews on your website (Business) Coming soon
Example: Lantern Hill Electric
An example electrician, to show how services and from-prices read on a website.
Example content
- Panel upgrade to 200 ampFrom $3,200New panel and breakers, permit and inspection arranged
- EV charger installationFrom $1,200Level 2 charger on a new dedicated circuit
- Pot lightsFrom $150Slim LED lights in existing ceilings, per light
- Outlets and switchesFrom $125New circuits, GFCI outlets, smart switches
- Knob-and-tube replacementFrom $8,000Older homes, rewired room by room
- Service callFrom $135Troubleshooting and small repairs, first hour
Your licence number, in the footer
Your website has a legal line, shown at the very bottom. Electricians use it for their licence number, written exactly as it appears on your licence, like “ECRA/ESA Licence #” followed by your number.
In Ontario, the Electrical Safety Authority says a licensed electrical contractor must show its ECRA/ESA licence number on its website, in ads and on business vehicles. Outside Ontario, check with your province's regulator. Suddn shows the line you type and doesn't check the number, so make sure it's right.
Credentials you type yourself
Your About section can list your credentials, like a Master Electrician licence or a manufacturer's training course. You type them; Write it for me never adds licences, credentials or certifications on its own.
Questions from electrician owners
Where does my licence number go on my website?
In the legal line, which shows in the footer. You add it in your dashboard, and it's live the moment you save.
Do I have to show my licence number on my website?
In Ontario, yes: the Electrical Safety Authority says licensed electrical contractors must show their ECRA/ESA licence number on their website and in their ads. In other provinces, check with your regulator.
Will Write it for me add my licence or certifications?
No. It writes only from your business name, kind of business and city, and never invents licences, credentials, years or prices. You type those yourself.
Can I list EV chargers and panel upgrades with prices?
Yes. Each service can have a price, a from-price or a range, plus a short description, like “Level 2 charger on a new dedicated circuit, from $1,200”.
I do homes and small businesses. Can I show both?
Yes. Put your services in groups, like Homes and Businesses, and each group gets its own heading on your website.
Can customers book a service call online?
Yes, with Pro. A Book a time button opens the booking tool you already use, like Calendly or Square Appointments; Suddn doesn't take the booking itself.
Your website, live in under a minute.
Free to start. No account needed until you publish.
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