SEO for Electricians
SEO for electricians. Built for the outage call and the panel upgrade.
An electrician's search traffic splits between a dead outlet at 9pm and a planned EV charger install researched for weeks. This is the page set, the map pack push, and the real cost of getting found for both.
- $50 CAD or $38 USD per page, 10-page floor
- No contracts, 30-day guarantee
- Senior Canadian team, Google Partner
The query set we're actually solving for
Electrical searches split between an emergency and a planned upgrade.
Two search moments, not one
“Emergency electrician near me” gets typed within minutes of a breaker tripping, while “ev charger installation near me” or “electrical panel upgrade cost” gets researched over days before a homeowner calls anyone. A page built for one rarely converts the other.
The architecture that wins it
A page per service, panel upgrades, EV chargers, rewiring, generator installs, emergency repairs, and a page per city or neighborhood your trucks cover, so both the urgent search and the planned-project search land on content built for that exact job.
The trust constraint
A homeowner is choosing who works inside their walls and their electrical panel, so your license number, insurance, and safety record have to be visible on the page, not buried in an about page. There's no separate ad policy gate here the way there is in healthcare, but licensing proof does the same trust job.
Reviews and the map pack reality
The three map pack slots for “electrician near me” go to whoever has current reviews at the moment someone's power goes out. A licensed shop with a thin or stale review count still loses that emergency click to a newer competitor.
What $50 CAD ($38 USD) a page actually buys here.
The first ten pages we'd write
An emergency electrical repair page, a panel upgrade page, an EV charger installation page, a rewiring page, a generator installation page, a page per city or neighborhood your vans cover, a licensing and insurance page, and a Google Business Profile and review pass. That's the 10-page floor.
How we measure progress
Map pack position for “electrician near me” and each upgrade term, tracked monthly, with booked jobs tagged back to organic or the profile as the source, and higher-ticket panel and EV work tracked separately from small repairs.
What this does not cover
Page work and ad spend are billed apart from each other, Google Ads management included. We don't promise a specific rank or a specific number of booked jobs by a set date, and we don't touch your ServiceTitan or Housecall Pro setup beyond making sure your pages are visible to Google.
How it sits next to Google Ads
Ads can put an emergency call on your schedule within minutes of launch. SEO takes months to build the panel and EV pages into rankings that book higher-ticket work without a per click cost, which is why most electrical companies run both together.
How we build an electrician SEO plan.
01
Audit the business and the map pack
We check your Google Business Profile, your current pages against the services you actually run, panel work, EV chargers, generators, and where competitors already sit for “electrician near me” in your service area.
02
Build the service and city pages
We write and publish the page set, starting with your highest-ticket upgrade work, and tighten the profile fields, license number, and photos alongside it.
03
Track rankings and add pages
Once the floor is live, we report map pack position and booked-job source monthly, and add pages past the ten-page minimum as your service list and coverage area grow.
SEO for electricians: FAQ.
Page pricing is $50 CAD or $38 USD each, and the floor is 10 pages a month, so plans begin around $500 CAD or $380 USD. Setup is free and nothing is locked into a contract.
Usually one of three things: your Google Business Profile is missing emergency-service categories, your site has no dedicated page for that exact service, or a nearby competitor has more current reviews. We look at each one before a single new page gets written.
Yes. A dedicated panel upgrade or EV charger page ranks for the research phase those jobs go through, which pulls in the higher-margin work instead of leaving your rankings tied only to small repair calls.
Most companies need one page per service, panel, EV chargers, generators, rewiring, emergency repair, plus one per city or neighborhood served. That's usually 10 to 15 pages for a single-location shop, more for multi-city operations.
Rankings for service and “near me” terms typically start moving in 3 to 4 months, with steadier booking increases by month 6 as review count and map pack position build together. A running ad campaign covers the wait.
See the exact page plan for your electrical business.
Tell us your service area and the jobs you want more of, and a scoped page plan with transparent pricing lands in a free proposal within one business day.