More local work for your electrical business.

Yes. We can focus your Google profile, website content and links on EV charger installation so you appear for those searches specifically, alongside your general electrical work. That includes the right service listings, content explaining the process and typical costs, and reviews that mention charger installs.

EV charging is a fast-growing, research-heavy purchase. Homeowners compare installers carefully, so clear information about the brands you fit, how long installation takes and what is included gives you a real advantage over competitors with a generic “electrician” listing.

Yes. We set you up as a service-area business on Google, which keeps your home address private and shows the towns and postcodes you cover instead. Listing the areas you genuinely serve, rather than an entire region, usually performs better because Google favours businesses close to the person searching.

Profile and listing improvements often help within a few weeks, particularly if your Google profile was incomplete. Lasting gains on the map and in AI recommendations usually build over three to six months, depending on local competition.

Your monthly report shows exactly what has been done and how your visibility is changing, so you can track progress from the first month.

Absolutely. Registration with a competent person scheme is one of the strongest trust signals an electrician has, and customers increasingly look for it. We make sure your accreditations are stated consistently across your profile, website and listings.

Consistency matters for AI tools in particular. When the same facts about your business — registration, services, areas covered — appear in several trusted places, AI assistants are far more confident recommending you.

Usually not. We work with your existing site and tell you plainly if anything is holding you back, such as missing service pages, slow loading on mobile or no clear way to get in touch. Small fixes to an existing site are often enough.

Build relationships with people who generate electrical work: letting agents and landlords (for EICRs and repairs), kitchen and bathroom fitters, builders and property developers. A handful of good trade relationships can provide a steady base of work that never appears in search results.

Landlord work is particularly valuable because it repeats. Private landlords in England need electrical installations inspected at least every five years, so keeping a simple record and sending reminders when certificates are due can turn a one-off job into a long-term client.

Decide which services you want to grow — rewires, consumer unit upgrades, EV chargers, solar or battery storage — and make them prominent everywhere: your Google profile, website, van and quotes. Customers assume the services you lead with are the ones you specialise in.

Ask for reviews that mention the type of job, and add photos of completed work. A gallery of neat consumer unit installs or finished rewires is far more persuasive to a homeowner comparing quotes than a general claim of experience.

Be accurate about qualifications and scheme membership, and only use scheme logos you are entitled to. When describing prices, make it clear what is and isn’t included. Advertising in the UK must not be misleading, and clear, honest information also tends to convert better than inflated claims.

No. Plans are rolling monthly and you can cancel before your next billing date. Your profile, listings and links stay in place if you leave.