Fewer $150 outlet calls — more panel swaps, EV chargers, and whole-home rewires.
One 200-amp panel upgrade bills more than a week of breaker resets. We point your ads, your rankings, and your lead screening at the homeowners planning that kind of work, so the high-margin jobs stop defaulting to whoever ranked first.
Booked all week, and the margin still isn't there.
Trucks full of $129 diagnostics that barely cover fuel and payroll
New EV owners two streets over hiring whoever Google showed first
One ad budget treating a rewire lead like a dead-outlet call
Every piece aimed at raising your average ticket.
Panel-upgrade campaigns targeting homes still on 100-amp service
Level 2 EV charger funnels built for the adoption wave
Local SEO for rewire, panel, and dedicated-circuit searches
LSA and search ads segmented by job value
Landing pages that ask panel age and amperage up front
Reporting tied to closed job value, not click counts
Three levers that shift your job mix.
SEO & Digital Marketing
When a homeowner types "Federal Pacific panel replacement" or "whole-house rewire cost," the shop on page one writes the estimate. We build what puts you there and keeps you there.
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PPC Management
Google Ads and Local Services Ads split by job value, so your panel and EV charger budgets never get drained by coupon-hunters chasing a $99 outlet fix.
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Website Development
Homeowners often search standing right at the breaker box. We build pages quick enough to hold them, with qualifying questions — panel age, amperage, EV make — so your office picks up already knowing the job.
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How do you keep low-value calls off my schedule?
Three filters, layered. Campaign targeting excludes searches like 'outlet stopped working' unless you ask for them. Our landing pages ask about panel age, amperage, and the job itself before a homeowner can submit. And every inbound call is scored, so a tripped GFCI never gets counted — or billed — as a qualified project lead.
What ad budget does a panel-upgrade campaign actually need?
Plan on $1,500 to $3,000 a month in ad spend for most metros. Clicks on terms like '200 amp panel upgrade cost' run $15 to $40, and you need enough of them to book two to four panel jobs a month. At a $3,000-plus average ticket, one closed swap usually covers the entire month's spend.
How fast do EV charger campaigns start producing?
Faster than almost anything else we run. Someone searching 'Level 2 charger installation' has already bought the car and is living off a 110-volt trickle cord. First booked installs typically land inside three to four weeks. And because most jurisdictions require a permit and a load calculation for the new circuit, these jobs go to licensed shops — not the handyman down the street.
What are the contract terms?
Ninety days to start, month to month after that. The first three months cover the build — pages, call tracking, campaign structure — and give the data enough volume to mean something. Past that point you stay because the job mix is shifting, not because a contract says so.
Why does exclusivity per territory matter for electricians?
Because high-ticket electrical demand is finite in a way service work is not. A territory only holds so many 100-amp panels due for upgrade and so many new EV owners each quarter. An agency running three electricians in one city bids their clients against each other in the same auctions. We take one shop per territory, so every dollar we manage works against your competitors, not our own roster.
The job mix doesn't change on its own.
Panel, rewire, and EV campaigns for one electrical shop per territory. Call or send the form — you'll hear back within one business hour.