SEO for electricians, from the 9pm fault to the switchboard upgrade
We set up your Business Profile for the fault call and build pages for the switchboard, EV charger and solar work that people compare for weeks.
- $549 a month
- SEO for electricians, AUD, GST inclusive
- Month to month
- Added to the $298 website plan, cancel on 30 days notice
- Reported monthly
- Search Console and keyword reporting, in your monthly report
The fault call is decided before your site loads
When the power fails at nine at night, the customer is on a phone, often in the dark, and looking for the nearest electrician who is awake. Google shows a map with three businesses, and the caller rings one. Your website barely enters into it.
That call is won by the profile. We set your primary category and add secondary ones only for work you hold the licence for. We set the hours to when you really answer and the service area to the places you really drive to. Then we help you collect reviews after each job and add your own photos every month.
Planned work is where the website earns its keep
A switchboard upgrade, an EV charger or a solar and battery connection is a different kind of purchase. It costs more, it is planned, and it gets compared over a fortnight. Often something triggers it: an insurer or a power company flags an old board, or a family buys a car.
A buyer like that reads every page. So we write one page per job, aimed at someone still deciding. A switchboard page explains what makes an upgrade necessary, what changes the price and how long the power is off. An EV charger page covers the chargers you install, the check on the existing board and photos from real homes.
Seasons that suit pages
Storms bring faults in waves, and summer brings extra load on air conditioning circuits. Commercial maintenance tends to move near the end of the financial year. EV charger demand follows car sales and not the calendar.
We plan content ahead of those periods. A page that is already ranking when the storm hits is worth much more than one written during it.
Paperwork as proof
Customers of an electrician ask about licences, insurance and compliance paperwork. We put them on the page in plain words, with certificates of compliance described accurately for your state. We do not copy claims from another state's rules. If you want to show your licence number, we check how your state expects it to appear.
Pages only for work you do
One of the trade sites we run picked up searches for electricians in suburbs where it could not serve them. The demand was real, and it was not that business's work to win. Build pages for jobs you carry out. A page for work you do not take wastes a visit and teaches Google the wrong thing about you.
Commercial and repeat accounts
Strata managers, facility managers and builders read an electrician's site with other questions. They want response times, the sites you service and how you issue paperwork. A short page for each gives them a reason to add you to a list, and they come back far more than a household.
What we count
We count taps on your phone number and every quote form, and read Search Console for the searches that found you. Each month you get a plain report on what changed and what we did. We do not promise a ranking, a date or a number of jobs. We build a profile that is accurate, pages that match your work and honest numbers. SEO is a month to month add-on and cancels on 30 days notice.
Speed on a phone
A person standing at a dead switchboard is on a mobile connection and in no mood to wait. We compress photos, keep pages light and put the phone number at the top, where a thumb reaches it. A fast page matters more to an electrician than to most trades, because so many visits begin in a hurry.
Pages that answer a cost question
Switchboard upgrade cost is one of the most common electrical searches, and many sites dodge it. We write the page so it explains what drives the price, such as the number of circuits, the state of the old board and whether the meter needs work. If you are happy to give a range, we include it. If not, the page still gives an honest answer about how a quote is made.
How people look for a electrician
An electrician is found by people at very different moments. Someone whose power just dropped types emergency electrician and rings the first listing that looks awake. Someone told their switchboard is out of date, or planning an EV charger, reads for a fortnight and compares installers. The fault call is a Business Profile job. The planned work is a page on your site.
The jobs they need
- Power faults and outages
- Switchboard upgrades
- EV charger installation
- Smoke alarms and safety switches
- Lighting and fit off
What they type into Google
- emergency electrician
- electrician near me
- switchboard upgrade cost
- ev charger installation
Trade sites we run in other fields
We do not run an electrician's site yet. These are trade businesses whose sites and search we run, with numbers from their own Search Console and analytics. They show the method. They are not electrical results.

Wollongong Service Company
~200Enquiries a month
An Illawarra appliance repair business with a 20 year reputation now gets about 200 enquiries a month from a tradie website built for phones and local search.

All Round Carpentry
5xMore Google impressions
One carpenter, Helensburgh to Nowra: 18 suburb pages, 11 services and his own photos, and Google now shows the site about five times as often.

Avalanche Pest Control
4xMore clicks from Google
A redback nest, rats in the roof: people ring the first pest controller they find. After the rebuild, Google sends this one about four times the clicks.
SEO for electricians: your questions
- Do after hours fault calls come from my website?
- Mostly from your Google Business Profile. A person in a dark house sees a map with a few listings and rings one. Your site still matters, because some callers check it first, so it needs your hours, your area and a number that dials on a tap.
- Should I have a page for EV chargers?
- If you install them, yes. People search for the job by name and compare installers before they book. The page should say what you install, what changes the price, what your switchboard check involves and show photos of your own work.
- Can an electrician show a licence number on the site?
- Electrical licence numbers are commonly shown, and the rules for displaying them differ by state. We ask for your details and check your state's requirements before we publish a number.
- Can my site win commercial maintenance work?
- It can help. Facility managers search less often and tend to keep an electrician who has worked well. A page that covers the sites you service, response times and the paperwork you provide gives them what they need to put you on a list.
- Is it worth building pages for solar and batteries?
- Only if you connect them and want more of that work. Those buyers compare installers carefully, and a page that explains the connection process in plain language can rank for the job. Without the work, the page only brings visits you cannot serve.
- How long does SEO take for an electrician?
- Nobody can give a date. Profile fixes can show within weeks. New job pages usually take longer, depending on how many electricians near you chase the same work. We report each month what moved.
- Do reviews matter for electricians?
- Yes. Google says more reviews and positive ratings can help a local ranking, and people trust a tradie with recent ones when the job involves their home's wiring. Ask after each job, reply to every review and never pay for them.
SEO for electricians, month to month.
$549 a month AUD, on top of the $298 website plan.