Electrical work splits neatly into two halves: the fault call that needs answering right now, and the panel upgrade or EV charger that takes three quotes and two weeks to decide. Most electricians lose the first to a missed call and the second to silence after the quote. We fix both.
You spend an hour at a house, work up a price for a panel upgrade, send it over, and hear nothing. You tell yourself they went cheaper. Usually they just got busy — and whoever followed up got the job.
Live work doesn't pause for the phone. Every call that rings out during a job is a fault call that went to whoever answered, and fault calls are the ones that turn into bigger work.
You do EV charger installs, generator hookups and full rewires, but your website says "electrical services" and Google has no idea. The searches with real money behind them are going to the electrician who built a page for each one.
Panel upgrades, EV charger installation, rewires, generator installs, lighting, fault-finding — each with its own page across your service areas, so the high-value searches land on something relevant instead of a generic homepage.
A missed call gets an automatic text from your number within seconds. The customer describes the fault while it's still happening, and you pick it up the moment you're out of the panel.
Every quote enters a polite sequence that checks in over the following week or two and stops instantly if they reply. Nothing recovers more electrical revenue for less effort than simply not letting quotes die in silence.
Electrical is a trust purchase — people are handing you their house and their safety. Automatic review requests after every job build the review count that makes that decision easy, and lift you in the map pack while they do it.
Message your past customers about EV charger installs, safety inspections, or a smoke alarm replacement offer whenever the diary looks thin. They already trust you with their wiring; that's a very short sales conversation.
"EV charger installation" plus your town is worth far more per click than "electrician near me", and far fewer of your competitors have built a page for it. We build them all and align your Google Business Profile behind them.
One page per service, one per service area. That's how electricians rank for what customers actually search instead of a homepage that mentions everything.
No build fee, no per-feature upsell, no contract.
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Quoted work is exactly where it helps most. Every quote you send enters a follow-up sequence that checks in a few times over the next couple of weeks and stops the moment they reply. Electricians almost always find they were losing jobs to silence rather than to price.
Yes — that's a dedicated page, built for the search term and your service areas. It's one of the best opportunities in the trade right now because demand is rising fast and most local electricians still only have a generic services page.
It's the opposite. A single-operator business is the one that can least afford to miss calls or forget to follow up, because there's nobody else to catch it. The system is effectively the office staff you haven't hired.
No. Leads and replies arrive as texts on the phone you already carry. The only new habit is marking a job complete so the review request fires, and that's one tap.
All of it — the website, missed-call text back, the follow-up automation, the review funnel, campaigns and local SEO, plus unlimited changes each month. No setup fee and no contract.
The research on this is unusually clear, and unusually ignored. Respond to a lead within minutes and you'll win a disproportionate share of them. Here's the evidence, and how to actually do it while running crews.
You cover twelve towns and rank in one. Here's how to build service-area pages that actually work, how many to build, and the mistake that gets sites penalised.
Everything on this page, set up for electricians, live in about a week. No setup fee, no contract.
$297/mo — everything included