For electrical contractors

The panel upgrades and EV chargers, not just the service calls.

Homeowners search an electrician when something stops working, then trust that company with the bigger jobs. Rank for both, answer every call, and give the bigger jobs their own pages.

  • Every call answered
  • Pages for the jobs you want
  • A written read every Friday

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What your buyers search

What people search when the power goes wrong.

Some searches are urgent repairs, some are planned projects. Both start with whoever shows up and looks licensed and safe.

  • electrician near me
  • panel upgrade cost
  • ev charger installation
  • whole home generator
  • outlet not working
  • ceiling fan installation
  • emergency electrician
  • commercial electrician

The work worth chasing

  • Panel upgrades

    Older homes, new appliances and EVs all push the panel past its limit.

  • EV chargers and generators

    Planned projects with a growing number of buyers searching for them.

  • Urgent repairs

    Outages, sparks and dead circuits, often the start of a longer relationship.

  • Remodel and commercial work

    Steady project work through builders, remodelers and property managers.

What goes wrong

Why good electricians stay booked on small jobs.

The site sells service calls, so service calls are what come in.

  • No pages for the big jobs.

    A panel upgrade or a generator buyer searches for exactly that. If the site does not mention it, they find someone whose site does.

  • Trust has to show up first.

    License, insurance and real job photos are what a homeowner checks before letting someone near the panel.

  • Calls missed on the job.

    An electrician on a ladder cannot answer. The caller moves on.

  • Referral-only growth.

    Referrals are great until they slow down, and there is nothing else to turn on.

How a bigger job gets decided

From the first call to the upgrade.

The small job is where the trust for the big one is earned.

  1. The problem

    A repair search

    A dead circuit or a breaker that keeps tripping.

  2. The visit

    The honest read

    The panel or wiring that will not handle what they are adding.

  3. The quote

    A clear option

    A written quote with the reason, and a follow-up if they need time.

  4. The project

    The upgrade

    Booked with the company they already trust.

How you pay

How an electrical plan is built.

Every plan is built from the same three parts. What changes by trade is what counts as a lead and how long a job takes to close.

What counts as a lead

A homeowner or business in your service area asking for electrical work you do, with a name and a way to reach them.

What does not

Spam, a vendor pitch, someone outside your area, or work you do not take.

  • A monthly retainer

    Covers the site, the service pages, SEO and the Friday read.

  • A price per qualified lead

    A set price for each qualified call or form, priced to the job type.

  • A share of each closed job

    A share of each job that closes from those leads, so projects pay us more than service calls.

What counts as a lead is agreed before work starts. Prices are quoted on a call. No setup fee.

Questions owners ask

About marketing for electricians.

We want more panel and EV charger work. Where do we start?
With a page for each and ads aimed at those searches. The service calls keep coming from the map pack while the project pages build.
Do you handle commercial electrical leads?
Yes. Commercial buyers get their own pages and a quote form that asks for the scope up front.
Who answers when we are on a job?
AI Lead Response picks up, asks what is wrong and how urgent, and books the visit or texts you the emergencies.

Too many small jobs?

Tell us the projects you want more of. We will tell you who ranks for them in your area and what your site says about them today.

Frontend Horizon, Dallas, TX

Your site should be paying for itself. Let's find out together.

Take ten minutes with us. You will leave knowing where your site stands and what we would do first, whether or not you hire us.

  • Monthly retainer
  • Pay per lead
  • Pay per close
  • A written read every Friday
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What do you want your marketing to do for you?

Pick the one that matters most right now. We start there.