We help electricians and tradespeople win local jobs directly from Google, so they rely less on referrals and lead platforms like Checkatrade. Google Ads, local SEO and a website built for enquiries bring in the work you want, in the areas you cover.
Electrician Marketing That Keeps the Van Busy
Referrals are lovely, right up until they dry up for a month. Platforms help, but you’re paying for leads that half the town also received.
We’ve helped electricians build their own source of work. Electrofy, a London electrical contractor, moved away from relying on Checkatrade and built an inbound pipeline using Google Ads and local SEO. That’s the kind of thing we do.
How We Grow Electrical and Trade Businesses
Google Ads for urgent and planned work
Emergency call-outs, rewires, EV chargers, consumer units and more, targeted by area.
Local Services Ads
Google Guaranteed listings where they make sense for your trade.
Map pack rankings
A strong Google Business Profile so you’re the first call in your patch.
Call tracking
Know exactly which calls came from which campaign.
Frequently Asked Questions About Marketing for Electricians
Are Google Ads worth it for electricians?
They can be, especially for high-value jobs and emergency work. The key is tight targeting by service and area, and tracking calls properly.
Can you help me get off Checkatrade?
We can help you rely on it less by building your own flow of enquiries through Google Ads and local SEO.
Do you work with other trades?
Yes. Plumbers, roofers, builders and other trades work with us in much the same way.
Services That Work Well With Electrician Marketing
Google Ads (PPC)
Show up when people are already searching for what you do.
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Rank where your customers look, from Google Maps to page one.
Read more →Website & Landing Page Design
Websites from £1,500, built to turn visitors into enquiries.
Read more →Let’s Talk About Your Business
Tell us where you are and where you want to be. We’ll be straight with you about what will work, what won’t, and what it should cost.
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