Electrical Contractors

    Google Ads for electricians. Is your account booking panel upgrades?

    Searches like "cheap electrician near me" bring price shoppers who haggle over a small repair. I audit your Google Ads, show you where the money actually goes, and tell you what I'd change to put more of it on panel upgrades, rewires and EV charger installs. No pitch. You keep the report.

    Takes 24-48 hours. You keep the report regardless.

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    Running Google Ads since 2007, with a consulting background at CarMax, Adobe, Citrix, NetApp and Rackspace. Google Partner.

    What These Searches Cost on Google
    $6.20 to $56
    a click for "electrician near me"
    vs.
    $4.62 to $28
    a click for "electrical panel upgrade"
    • "EV charger installation" runs $5.10 to $34 a click, with about 14,800 searches a month
    • The big-job searches cost less per click than the general ones
    • The audit checks whether your account bids differently on them

    Based on market data from Google Keyword Planner, United States, October 2026: the low and high top-of-page bid for each search.

    Small repairs eat the budget meant for big jobs.

    Electrical searches run from a $50 outlet repair to a whole-home rewire. Unless the account separates them, the cheaper searches take most of the money.

    The Money
    Panels
    Panel upgrades and rewires come from homeowners thinking about safety first. Searches like "electrical panel upgrade" and "circuit breaker sparking" deserve their own campaigns.
    The Trap
    Price Clicks
    "Cheap electrician" and free-quote searches bring DIYers and price checkers. They cost the same per click and rarely hire.
    The Growth
    EV Chargers
    Level 2 charger installs are their own audience with their own searches. Sharing a campaign with service calls means neither gets the right budget.

    Every audit covers the whole account. These three patterns decide where most electrical budgets go.

    Four things that decide whether electrical ads pay off.

    Every audit covers the whole account, but these four areas decide how much of the budget reaches the jobs worth having.

    01

    Search Terms

    "Cheap electrician," DIY, jobs, parts and towns you don't serve. I pull the full search terms report and show you what's recoverable each month.

    02

    Job-Type Structure

    Whether panel upgrades, rewires, EV chargers and service calls share one campaign. When they do, the cheapest searches usually take most of the budget.

    03

    Ad Copy

    Whether ads lead with licensed, insured, code-compliant work, so price shoppers move on before they cost you a click.

    04

    Calls and Tracking

    Whether calls and forms from ads are tracked, and whether the bidding is steered by real leads rather than map clicks and page views.

    Three steps. 48 hours. No fluff.

    I keep it simple on purpose. The point is for you to understand what I found, not to sit through a 60-minute presentation.

    01

    Share read-only access

    You grant read-only access to your Google Ads account. Takes about two minutes. I can't make changes or see billing details. Just the campaign data.

    2 minutes
    02

    I pull the data and build the report

    I review search terms, job-type campaigns, EV charger targeting, service area and call tracking. You get a complete written report, not a slide deck with screenshots.

    24-48 hours
    03

    Review it. Decide what's next.

    I walk you through the findings on a video call. If the numbers don't justify hiring me, I'll tell you that. You keep the report either way.

    Your call

    Built for residential electrical contractors.

    Electrical contractors running Google Ads who want more panel, rewire and EV charger work, not just more calls.

    Owner-Run Shops

    Owner-Run Electrical Companies

    A few vans, where the owner still keeps an eye on the ad spend.

    • Busy with small repairs, short on big jobs
    • Hours lost to free quotes
    • Not sure which ads bring booked jobs
    • Paying for leads outside your area
    • Managing the account yourself at night
    Growing Companies

    Growing Electrical Contractors

    Companies adding crews, services or locations with a bigger budget to steer.

    • No separate EV charger campaign
    • Unpredictable month to month
    • Paying an agency without clear reporting
    • Adding a new service area
    • Spending more each month without clearer results

    One person runs your account.

    I'm Charles Williams. I run every account personally. No junior team, no account rotation.

    2007Running Google Ads since
    $1,283A month in wasted clicks, found in one audit
    Fortune 500Consulting background: CarMax, Adobe, Citrix, NetApp, Rackspace

    Common Questions

    Find out how much of your budget reaches the big jobs.

    Takes 2 minutes to request. Report delivered in 24-48 hours. No cost, no commitment.

    No long-term contracts. I work month-to-month, and you can cancel anytime.

    ★★★★★

    "High Priority Marketing consistently outperformed all other agencies, delivering a steady flow of leads at a highly competitive price per lead."

    DB

    David B.

    Bellandi Group

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