Service
SEO for electricians, done in the order that works
The searches that bring an electrician proper work are specific: a job, an area, a question. Ranking for them is not a trick. It is a profile set up correctly, pages that answer the search better than the directories do, reviews that keep arriving, and someone reading the numbers every month. That is what this service is.
Who it is for
Electricians who want better jobs, not just more calls
If your phone already rings with small call-outs and you want the rewires, the consumer unit changes, the EV chargers and the commercial contracts, this is built for you. If you are new and need any work at all, start with our local SEO service and a directory or two, and come back to this when the reviews are flowing.
- Sole traders and small firms, domestic or commercial, anywhere in the UK
- One base or several; we scope each area separately and say which are winnable
- Sites on any platform; we work with what you have if it can rank, and say plainly if it cannot
- EV charger and renewables installers, where the searches are growing fastest
What is included
Every month, in this order
01
Google Business Profile, kept right
Primary and secondary categories, every predefined service ticked, exact hours including Saturdays and bank holidays, service area that matches where the van goes, photos of real jobs added regularly, questions answered, every review replied to. This alone moves the map pack, and it decays without upkeep.
02
A review routine that runs every job
The wording to use on site, the one-tap link, a card for the invoice, and replies within a day. Steady reviews beat a burst; we aim for a pace that looks like what it is, a busy electrician doing good work.
03
Pages that answer the search
One new page or guide most months, aimed at a search people in your area actually make: consumer unit replacement, EICR for landlords, EV charger installation, fault finding. Written after talking to you, checked by you, with your photos. Never templated, never town-swapped.
04
Mentions on real sites
The NICEIC or NAPIT register, manufacturer installer lists, the local directories people actually use, trade associations, local news when there is a story. Consistent name, address and phone everywhere. Never bought, never spun.
05
Technical care
Speed, indexing, titles, structured data, broken links, the redirect that got forgotten. Checked every month, fixed when found, reported either way.
06
Measurement you can read
Search Console and analytics read by the person doing the work. A short report each month: what we did, what changed, what we refused to touch and why, what is next. No 40-page PDF of graphs.
What we refuse to do
The shortcuts that cost electricians their rankings
- Town pages on a template. Twenty pages that say the same thing with the town swapped. Google's scaled-content policy filters them, and they drag the good pages down with them.
- Keywords in the business name. “Wrexham Emergency Electrician” on a profile for a business called something else. It gets profiles suspended, and we have seen the months it takes to recover.
- Bought links and bought reviews. Both are detectable, both are policy breaches, and both are the fastest way to lose everything you built.
- Rewriting pages that are working. A page with clicks or a top-ten position does not get touched without evidence that a change will help. Protecting what works is part of the job.
The timeline, honestly
What to expect, month by month
- Weeks 1 to 2
- Audit, profile rebuilt, quick technical fixes, review routine set up.
- Months 1 to 3
- Profile changes visible. Reviews accumulating. First pages published and indexed. Impressions in Search Console start to rise for the searches we targeted.
- Months 4 to 6
- Pages settle into their positions. Map pack movement in most towns. First enquiries you can trace to the work. We tell you plainly whether it is on track.
- Months 6 to 12
- Compounding: more pages, more reviews, more mentions. Competitive city searches move in this window. The report shows enquiries against cost.
Questions electricians ask us
What does SEO for an electrician actually involve month to month?
Profile upkeep and review replies every week; one new job page or guide most months; a batch of mentions on real directories and installer registers; a technical check for speed and indexing; and a report from Search Console written by the person who did the work. The proportions shift as the account matures: early months are heavy on fixes, later months on content and mentions.
Can you guarantee page one?
No, and neither can anyone else. We can guarantee the work, show you every number in Search Console, and tell you by month six whether it is working. Guarantees in this industry are usually attached to searches nobody makes.
I cover several towns. Do I need a page for each?
Only for the towns you genuinely work in and can prove it, with real jobs and ideally reviews from there. A page for every town within thirty miles is the doorway-page pattern Google filters. Two or three well-evidenced area pages beat twenty templated ones.
Do I need to write anything?
No. We interview you for fifteen minutes about the jobs you want more of, then write. You check it for accuracy. Photos of your work are the one thing only you can provide, and they matter.
What happens if I stop?
You keep everything: the profile, the pages, the reviews. Nothing is held hostage. The only thing that stops is the monthly work, so growth slows and eventually the competitors who keep going catch up.
See what is stopping your electrical business from ranking
Send us your website and your area. You get a plain-English audit of where you stand against the electricians already on page one, and a quote. No pressure, no long contract.