For electrical companies
Your next panel, rewire, or EV
charger job asks AI. Will it name you?
A growing share of "who do I call" questions go to ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, or Claude before they ever reach a search results page. We run the real questions a homeowner would ask about electrical work in your area, capture the actual answers, and show you exactly who got named instead of you.
What makes an electrical company invisible to AI
Most of it is fixable in days: a Google Business Profile listing "electrician" as one broad category instead of the specific services you actually run (panel upgrades, EV charger installation, rewiring, lighting), no FAQ or LocalBusiness structured data telling an AI model what you do, and a name, address, or phone number that doesn't match across Yelp, BBB, Angi, and Facebook. Each one on its own makes a model less certain you're the right answer. Together, they're usually why a competitor gets named and you don't.
What the work is worth
Using the real numbers behind every audit on this site (a $1,826 average service ticket and a 43.9% lead-to-booking rate, both blended across trades) and electrical's own published gross margin range (52–65%, from 200+ contractor P&Ls), one extra booked call is worth roughly $469 in gross profit at the midpoint. At $997 a month, that's break-even around 2.1 extra calls. For reference, Google's own Local Services Ads charge $39–59 per lead in the same category. No lead-count promise, ever. This is break-even arithmetic, not a forecast.
Good questions. Clear answers.
Why would a good electrical company get skipped by AI search?
AI engines answer from whatever is clearest and most consistent about a business: specific services listed on the Google Business Profile, structured data on the website, and matching name/address/phone across directories. A generic profile that just says "electrician" with no FAQ content or schema reads as less certain to the model than a competitor's more specific profile, even when the work itself is just as good.
Is this the same as electrician SEO?
No. We measure whether the tested AI engines actually name your company in response to real questions, then work on the profile and website signals those engines read. It is not a Google ranking promise or an ads-management service.
What's in the electrical fix plan specifically?
Your Google Business Profile rebuilt with the specific services you actually offer instead of one broad category, FAQ and LocalBusiness structured data installed on your site, name/address/phone corrected across directories, and a tracked phone number so you can see what the work produces.
What does it cost for an electrical company?
$997 to install the fix plan, then $997 a month for four Google Business Profile posts, two site articles, and a reviewed re-scan. Cancel anytime; you keep whatever was installed.
Can I see a real electrical customer result?
The public demonstration on this site is fictional and labeled as such. We publish real customer case studies only with consent and documented results. Your own reviewed audit shows your actual captured evidence.
See your own electrical company's captured results.