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Homeowners call three electricians. Be the one who replies.
Small service calls come in all day and get lost. Panel upgrades and rewires take a quote and a decision. Both need something chasing them that isn't you.
Where the work leaks out.
Service calls that never get called back
Fifteen enquiries a week, half of them small jobs, and the admin of chasing them costs more than some of them are worth. So they get dropped.
Quotes for the big work going cold
A panel upgrade or a rewire is thousands of dollars and weeks of thinking. Silence loses it.
Licence and insurance questions
Homeowners are nervous about electrical work. If your credentials aren't obvious on the site, they keep looking.
The quote that goes quiet for three weeks
Panel upgrades are thousands of dollars and weeks of thinking. The follow-up keeps you in the conversation while they decide, then stops the moment they reply.
Missed call , 2:48 PM
What we build for electrical companies.
Same five systems as every client, set up around how electrical work actually comes in.
You decide what every message says. We set it up, and you can change any of it later without being charged for it.
Repeat work from your existing customers
Panel upgrades, generator hookups, lighting. One button sends an offer to everyone in your list, and the people who already trust you are the cheapest work you will ever win.
Five-star reviews that mention the work
A request goes out after every job, and because it references what you did, the reviews come back mentioning panel upgrades and EV chargers by name. That's the kind of review that wins the next one.
Licence, bond and insurance up front
Your licence number visible on every page. It removes the single biggest hesitation in this trade.
Pages for the work people search for
Panel upgrades, EV charger installation, rewires, generator hookups, troubleshooting. EV charging in particular is a growing search nobody local is targeting properly.
Two follow-up tracks, not one
Small service enquiries get a quick reply. Larger quotes get a longer, slower chase. You tell us which is which and we set both up.
Review requests that mention the work
"How did the panel upgrade go?" gets more replies than a generic ask, and the review text ends up mentioning the service, which helps you show up for it.
How the parts pull each other along.
None of this works on its own. Together it turns into work you did not pay a lead fee for.
People find you
A page for every electrical service you offer and every town you cover, so you turn up when someone searches instead of your competitor.
Nothing gets missed
Calls you cannot take get texted back. Forms get an instant reply. Quotes that go quiet get chased. More of what arrives turns into booked work.
Reviews stack up
Every finished job asks for a review. More five-star reviews means homeowners pick you over the company with eleven, and it helps you show up higher in the map pack.
Old customers come back
Referral and repeat campaigns go out to everyone you have ever worked for. Press one button and the people who already trust you go looking for reasons to call.
Every review makes step one work harder, and every campaign fills step two again. That is the part that compounds.
Questions from electrical contractors.
Can I show my licence number on every page?
Yes, it goes in the footer and on every service page as standard. It's one of the few trust signals that actually changes conversion in this trade.
Is EV charger work worth a page?
Usually yes. Plenty of homeowners are searching for it and most local electricians have nothing on their site about it, so it's an easy one to own.
What about commercial and new construction?
Those run on bids and relationships, not search. If that's most of your work, this will do less for you and we'll say so.
Book a call and we'll show you exactly what you'd get.
Twenty minutes, a live account on screen, and a straight answer on what it costs.
Book a 20-minute call