Concept Twelve Gauge Electric · Electrician · Burbank

An electrician website drawn like a blueprint at sunrise

An electrician site on a white blueprint with an orange first screen and a live circuit directory.

Twelve Gauge Electric home page on a desktop screen
Twelve Gauge Electric home page on a phone
Twelve Gauge Electric is a made-up brand. I designed and built it to show what a electrician site can look like; the people, prices, results and reviews on it are samples.

The brief

Twelve Gauge Electric is a made-up electrical contractor in Burbank: EV chargers, panel upgrades, remodel wiring, lighting and troubleshooting.

Before anyone comes out, most callers want two answers: will my panel take an EV charger or a heat pump, and what will it cost? Most electrician sites answer with a phone number and a list of services.

Industry
Electrician
Type
Website
Pages
3
Fonts
Libre Franklin, Fragment Mono
Colors
Safety orangePaperGraphitePeachSienna

The idea

Sunrise on a blueprint

A white page fenced by thin rails, the way a drawing sheet has borders. The first screen is a safety-orange slab with a pale sunrise glow and one plain promise: every circuit labeled, every price in writing. Below it, the circuit directory is a status card listing the services with their amps, beside a line drawing of the panel; pointing at a line flips its breaker, and one sits tripped. Services, prices and steps sit in a hairline grid, an orange panel says what to do when it can’t wait, and an orange band closes the page. Libre Franklin for everything, Fragment Mono only on the directory and the panel drawing.

Design decisions

Room on the panel, before the visit

Pick the panel size, the size of the house, what’s already on it and what you want to add, and a gauge shows the rough load in amps, whether there’s room, and sample prices for the circuits, a load manager or a 200 A panel.

A load manager before a new panel

When an EV charger leaves the panel tight, the planner offers a load manager that slows the charger when the house is busy, which costs far less than a panel upgrade.

Urgent first, booking second

The booking page asks first whether anything is sparking, hot or smoking. Yes hides the form and says what to do: 911 for smoke or fire, the breaker off for a hot outlet, then call.

Panel planner

The same page on a desktop and a phone. Try it live

Twelve Gauge Electric: Panel planner on a desktop screen Twelve Gauge Electric: Panel planner on a phone

What’s built

  • Circuit directory that points to each service
  • Panel planner: rough load in amps for a 100 to 200 A panel
  • Sample prices for a new circuit, a load manager and a 200 A panel
  • An urgent path that replaces the booking form
  • Booking in two-hour windows on weekdays
  • Areas served, with each city’s power utility

Pages to try

Everything works in the browser. Forms and checkout don’t send anything.

Want one like it?

A site like this starts at $5,000.

Your site gets its own idea, the way this one does, built around your business and your customers. You get one fixed price in writing, once you send the details, and you work with me directly from the first sketch to launch.

Pricing and process Electrician website design

Free fixed quote

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You get a fixed-scope quote within 48 hours. Everything by email.

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