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Websites and local SEO for electrical contractors
Many electrical contractors run two businesses under one roof: residential service calls from homeowners, and commercial work from builders, property managers and business owners. They search differently and want different proof, and your website needs to serve both.
What we usually hear
Two audiences, one generic site
A homeowner with a tripping breaker and a general contractor looking for a sub land on the same page.
Specialty work is hidden
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators and lighting are searched for individually. If they’re a bullet list, you don’t show up for them.
Safety and licensing trust
Electrical work is dangerous when done wrong. People look for license details and reviews before they call.
Commercial work comes through relationships
Builders and property managers check your site after a referral. A thin site can lose a bid you were already close to.
What we do
Where we’d start, in order
Residential and commercial
Two clear paths from the homepage
Residential
Service calls, panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators and lighting. Phone number first, reviews close by, quick booking.
Commercial
Tenant improvements, new construction and maintenance contracts. Project examples, licensing and insurance details, and a way to request a bid.
FAQ
Common questions
Should residential and commercial be separate?
Yes. Homeowners want a fast response and reviews; commercial buyers want project examples, licensing and insurance. Separate pages let each find what they need.
Do pages for EV chargers and panel upgrades help?
Yes. People search for those services specifically, and a dedicated page gives Google something to show and gives the visitor the details they came for.
Where should licensing details go?
In the footer of every page and on your service pages, not only on the About page. It’s one of the first things cautious customers look for.
Do reviews matter for commercial work?
Less than for residential, but they still help. Commercial buyers care more about project examples and references, so make those easy to find.
How long until local search improves?
Months one to three are foundations, and the map usually hasn’t moved yet. It moves in months four to six, and after that it compounds. Nobody can promise a position, and we won’t.
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