From consumer unit upgrades to EV charger installs and emergency callouts, customers search before they phone. We build the local search presence that makes your number the one they ring.
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The electrical trade is squeezed between directories you pay to appear on and lead platforms that sell your enquiry to three rivals. Your own site, the one asset nobody can take away, often has no page for the services people actually search for.
A site structured around your real services and real patch: consumer units, rewires, EV chargers, EICR testing, emergency callouts, each with its own page, backed by a business profile and review rhythm that earns the map pack.
Business profile categories, service areas, photos and attributes configured properly, with a review routine that builds steadily rather than in suspicious bursts.
One page per service: rewires, consumer units, EV chargers, EICR, lighting, fault finding, emergency callouts. Each answers pricing, timescale and process questions up front.
Pages for the towns you genuinely serve, written with local detail and real jobs, not a hundred cloned pages with the place name swapped.
A dedicated callout page and profile signals that capture out-of-hours and urgent searches, where intent is highest and competition is thinnest.
NICEIC, NAPIT or Part P registration, insurance and guarantees displayed where buyers look for them, with schema so search engines understand them too.
Calls and form fills attributed to pages, so you know which services and areas your website actually wins and where to push next.
Current rankings, map positions, profile health and reviews reviewed against the competitors who actually show up in your patch.
Profile rebuilt, listings cleaned up, site speed and mobile experience fixed so nothing downstream is wasted.
Service and area pages shipped, job photos and proof added, review requests built into your job completion routine.
Monthly review of enquiries and positions, expanding into the services and areas where the data shows untapped demand.
| Area | Typical approach | Our approach |
|---|---|---|
| Enquiries | Directories and lead fees | Direct calls you keep |
| Services | One generic services page | A page per service, each able to rank |
| Emergency work | Missed entirely | Dedicated page and profile signals |
| Credentials | Buried in the footer | Up front, with schema |
A complete Google Business Profile with steady reviews, one well-written page per service, and area pages for the towns you cover. That combination beats directory listings because it is an asset you own.
Yes, arguably more than for large firms. Local searches for electricians are high-intent, and a sole trader with strong reviews and clear service pages can outrank national directories in their own patch.
Map pack improvements often show within weeks of fixing the profile and starting review generation. Service and area pages typically take two to four months to rank.
Yes. A single services page cannot rank for rewires, EV chargers and EICR testing at once. One page per service lets each rank for its own searches and answer that buyer's specific questions.
EV charger demand is growing fast and competition is still thin in most areas. A dedicated page covering charger types, costs, grants and installation timeframes is one of the best opportunities in the trade right now.
Over time, yes. Owned rankings compound while directory visibility stops when the payment stops. Most electricians taper directory spend as direct enquiries grow.
How do electricians get more work from Google?
A complete Google Business Profile with steady reviews, one well-written page per service, and area pages for the towns you cover. That combination beats directory listings because it is an asset you own.
A complete Google Business Profile with steady reviews, one well-written page per service, and area pages for the towns you cover. That combination beats directory listings because it is an asset you own.
Yes, arguably more than for large firms. Local searches for electricians are high-intent, and a sole trader with strong reviews and clear service pages can outrank national directories in their own patch.
Map pack improvements often show within weeks of fixing the profile and starting review generation. Service and area pages typically take two to four months to rank.
Yes. A single services page cannot rank for rewires, EV chargers and EICR testing at once. One page per service lets each rank for its own searches and answer that buyer's specific questions.
EV charger demand is growing fast and competition is still thin in most areas. A dedicated page covering charger types, costs, grants and installation timeframes is one of the best opportunities in the trade right now.
Over time, yes. Owned rankings compound while directory visibility stops when the payment stops. Most electricians taper directory spend as direct enquiries grow.
Tell us your services and your patch. We will show you who wins those searches today and the fastest route past them.