Etobicoke · electricians
Web design for
electricians in Etobicoke.
43 electrical contractors in Etobicoke are listed on Google Maps. We requested all 37 of their websites directly: 0 did not load at all and 14 loaded but looked their age.
We did not sample: all 43 listings in Etobicoke were checked, and the 0 broken sites and 1 insecure ones are counted individually, not projected. (Etobicoke is part of Toronto — we count the businesses that give Etobicoke as their address.)
What they are built on
7 of them are on
a free builder.
Of the 37 electrical contractors in Etobicoke with a website, 11 are on WordPress (30%) and the rest are spread across 4 other platforms. 4 still carry a copyright line from 2006 or earlier, which tells you when someone last touched the page.
What actually breaks
No analytics — nobody is measuring what the site does
on 15 of them.
15 of the 37 electrical contractors we opened in Etobicoke share the same fault: no analytics — nobody is measuring what the site does. 13 have a second one on top of it — no structured data for google to read. None of this is visible to the owner, which is why it survives for years.
If you own one of these 37 sites, the order to fix them in is the order above: the fault 15 businesses share is the one your competitors have not fixed either, so it is where the cheapest advantage sits.
Who you are up against
67 reviews
from the top five.
Reviews in Etobicoke cluster low and stretch high: the quiet quarter is under 6, the busy quarter is over 38, and one electrician sits at 186. 15 listings have fewer than ten, which usually means new or inactive.
Etobicoke is the 2nd largest market for electricians in our survey of the GTA, with 43 of them against 644 across the region. Review counts are not comparable between trades, so none of this means anything outside electricians.
What this means for you
78% of Etobicoke sites
are technically fine.
Electrical contractors in Etobicoke are in better shape than most trades we surveyed — 78% of the 37 sites are secure and work on a phone. Across the GTA the same field sits at 3% with no mobile version; Etobicoke is at 3%, near enough the same. Standing out in a market like this takes more than being technically correct: it takes saying something the other 36 sites do not.
For a electrician the build runs $590 to $3,900 and the month after runs $129 to $990. There is no contract and no charge until you have seen what was built. Full pricing.
Related.
Electricians across the GTA All trades in Etobicoke The full GTA report
Electricians elsewhere in the GTA: Mississauga Scarborough North York Oakville Richmond Hill Whitby
Other trades in Etobicoke: Dentists Law firms Accountants HVAC contractors Renovation contractors Plumbers
Questions
Straight answers.
How many electricians are there in Etobicoke?
43, as of our August 2026 survey of Google Maps listings. That splits into 37 with a website and 6 without one that we could open. Etobicoke ranks 2nd among the 26 GTA places we surveyed for this trade.
How many Google reviews do I need to compete in Etobicoke?
The median among electricians in Etobicoke is 19, the upper quarter is past 38, and the five most-reviewed hold 186, 182, 109, 93, 86. That puts fifth place 67 reviews above the median. Reviews are not comparable between trades — this number means nothing outside electricians.
What does a website for a electrician in Etobicoke cost?
We quote against the size of the business, not the hours. Of the 43 electrical contractors in Etobicoke, most are single-location and land at $590 to $1,190 for the build with $129 to $299 a month after it. You see the finished site before anything is due.
Your turn
Same check,
run on your site.
The check behind this page is the one we ran on every business above. Put your own address in and it will load your site on a phone screen, look at the certificate and the page age, and tell you what a visitor meets. No email, nothing stored.
Think yours needs
rebuilding?
Send us the address and what you do. We will look at what is there and tell you whether a rebuild is worth the money, or whether the problem is somewhere else entirely.