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Multi-location lead-gen website for a home-service electrical business, built in WordPress & Elementor.
The whole site is engineered to turn nervous homeowners into booked calls: high-ticket service pages, localised service-area pages for multi-location SEO, direct-response copy that answers real objections, and conversion UI throughout, sticky CTAs, quote-capture pop-ups, and trust signals. Mobile-first, fast, and built to generate leads, not just look good.
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