An electrician website designed to turn electrical questions into project requests

1. 01

   Three tabs sort the work by what the homeowner wants

   A dead outlet, a new kitchen circuit and a lighting plan are different jobs with different budgets. Fix it, Add capacity and Light it right sit as tabs, each with a 3-point summary of the work and a link to the same form.

2. 02

   A lighting slider makes an abstract service visible

   Lighting is hard to sell in words. A slider moves an illustrated room from daylight to evening, so a visitor sees what a lighting conversation is about before asking for one.

3. 03

   The approach section shows the plan before the install

   Homeowners worry about what gets hidden behind drywall. 3 numbered steps describe the plan before the install: listen first, map the work, finish clean. The planning is the part a visitor cannot inspect later.

4. 04

   The form repeats the 3 paths as a select

   A visitor who picked a tab should not have to describe the job again. The request form asks for a name, an email and a choice between fixing, adding capacity and improving the lighting, nothing more.

• Services grouped by intent: repairs, added capacity, lighting and upgrades
• Your license number and insurance, stated plainly
• The neighborhoods or counties you serve
• Photos of finished panels, fixtures and tidy work areas
• A note on whether you handle permits and inspections
• A short request form with a project-type choice and a phone number beside it

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