Electrician marketing that answers every call and books the estimate.
Your website, ads and listings, an AI agent and follow-up, set up for troubleshooting calls, panel upgrades, EV chargers and generators and run as one system. Calls and messages get an answer on the first ring, anything unsafe reaches your on-call electrician, and the rest get a visit on your schedule.
Homeowner
Hi, we just bought an EV and want a charger in the garage. The panel is original to the house, from the 80s. Do we need a new panel? We're in Irvine.
AI assistant · Copperline Electric
Hi, this is Copperline Electric's AI assistant. Congrats on the car. That depends on your panel and what else runs in the house, so an electrician would check it in person. Could you send a photo of the panel label? Thu 9 to 11 AM or Fri 1 to 3 PM works for an estimate visit.
Sending the photo. Thursday morning works.
Estimate booked · Thu 9–11 AM
- Panel photo and car model sent to you
- Permit and utility questions noted
- Estimate follow-up set for after the visit
New, and upfront about it.
Ammett opened in 2026, so you won't find client logos here yet. You deal with one person, Sergei Kovtun, in Aliso Viejo. How the pilot works →
- A free written audit before you pay anything
- A fixed-price $2,500 pilot for our first three clients
- Month to month, 30 days' notice
- Every account and number in your name
Where good electrical calls slip away.
Electrical work is half quick service calls and half planned projects, like panels, EV chargers and generators that homeowners price with a few electricians first. Both start with a phone that rings while you are working. Good calls tend to slip away in the same few places.
- 01
The call comes in while you are in a panel.
Your hands are busy and the phone rings out. The homeowner with a dead circuit or a quote request calls the next electrician in the results.
- 02
A burning smell and a dead outlet ring the same phone.
Without a few questions up front, you either drive out at night for a tripped breaker or miss the call that really was unsafe.
- 03
EV charger and panel questions need answers before a price.
What panel, how far from the garage, what car, what else is on the circuit. When nobody asks, the first visit is spent gathering basics and the estimate goes out late.
- 04
Paid leads are shared leads.
Lead apps often send one request to several electricians, and ads bring everyone from service upgrades to people who want an outlet moved. You pay for all of it.
- 05
Panel and generator quotes go quiet.
A panel upgrade or a standby generator is a big ticket with permits, inspections and sometimes the utility involved. The quote goes out, the homeowner waits on something, and nobody follows up.
- 06
Reviews only come from the unhappy ones.
Happy customers rarely think to leave a review after a clean install. The best moment to ask is right after the inspection passes, and usually nobody does.
One system, built for electrical contractors.
One person runs all of it. Start with the piece that leaks the most and add the rest when you are ready.
A website that explains the job before you arrive.
- Pages for repairs, panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators and lighting
- Plain answers on permits and inspections, so homeowners know what to expect
- Your CSLB license number (C-10) on the site and in every ad, as California requires
- A short form that asks for a panel photo and the job details
BeforeAfter- Tap to call and request a quote
- Panel, EV charger and lighting pages
- License number up front
- Fast and easy to use on a phone
Every call answered, even with your hands in a panel.
- Answers calls, texts, forms and web chat on the first ring
- Asks your questions, like panel age, car model or what stopped working
- Asks for a photo of the panel label before an EV or panel estimate
- Says it is an AI assistant and hands off to a person when it matters
New EV, wants a Level 2 charger in the garage. Original 1980s panel. Asked whether a panel upgrade is needed first.
For you: possible panel upgrade with the charger
- Job
- EV charger, maybe panel
- City
- Irvine
- Panel
- Original, 1980s
- Urgency
- Planned, this week
- Window
- Thu 9–11 AM
SourceGoogle Ads
First reply0:04
Found for the jobs you want, not just any call.
- Google Ads and Local Services Ads by job type, like panels and EV chargers
- Google Business Profile with fresh install and panel photos
- Yelp, Angi, Thumbtack and other profiles kept current
- Every call and form tracked to its source
Less office work between the estimate and the final inspection.
- Follow-up on open estimates by email, and by text where the customer agreed to it
- Updates to the customer when the permit or inspection date is set
- Generator maintenance reminders for customers who signed up
- Review request after every completed job
- Estimate drafted from call notesDone
- Appointment confirmed by textDone
- Call summary emailed to youDone
- Crew schedule sent for tomorrowDone
- Invoice reminder sentDone
- Review request sent after the jobDone
- Lead routed to the right personDone
- CRM updatedDone
Clean panels and new chargers, posted for you.
Electricians take some of the best before-and-after photos in the trades. We turn them into posts for Google, Instagram and Facebook, written in your voice and approved by you before anything goes out.
- Panel upgrades, EV chargers and generator installs
- Plain tips, like when a breaker that keeps tripping needs a look
- Only with the homeowner's permission
Tuned to the jobs you want more of.
We start with the jobs you want more of: your ads and your site point there first. One AI agent answers every inquiry with the same few questions and books the visit.
Troubleshooting and repairs
Dead circuits, tripping breakers, flickering lights. The agent answers right away, flags anything unsafe to your on-call electrician and books the first open window.
Panel upgrades
Often the start of a bigger project, like an EV charger, solar or a heat pump. Ads and your site point here, and every inquiry gets an estimate visit with a panel photo first.
EV chargers
A steady, plannable install. A clear page on what is included, and the car model and panel details collected before the visit.
Generators and backup power
Standby and portable hookups. Estimate visits booked from the page, and maintenance reminders for customers who want them.
How one inquiry moves.
Example. An EV charger question that comes in on a Tuesday evening.
- 01Tue 8:20 PM
Found
A homeowner in Irvine searches for an EV charger installer and finds your Google Ad, your Google profile or your EV charger page.
- 02Tue 8:31 PM
Answered
They send the form. The AI agent replies in seconds, says it is your AI assistant and asks about the car, the panel and where the charger should go.
- 03Tue 8:34 PM
Booked
An estimate visit lands on your schedule for Thursday 9 to 11 AM, with the panel photo and a short summary. A burning smell or sparking would go to your on-call electrician instead.
- 04Thu to the final inspection
Handled
Follow-up on the estimate, an update when the permit and inspection are scheduled, and a review request once the job passes.
- 05On the 1st
Reported
Where calls came from, how fast each one got an answer, how many became estimate visits and which ones you closed.
Example flow. Names, times and numbers are illustrative.
We start small and keep it steady.
- 01
Free audit
We send one test inquiry and time the answer, then review your site, license display, Google profile, listings and reviews. You get a short written report with the biggest wins first.
- 02
Fix the biggest leak
Usually the AI agent for calls you miss on the job, or the website. A fixed scope and price, two to four weeks.
- 03
Run it monthly
Care, Growth or Operator, month to month with 30 days' notice. You own the site, the domain and every account.
What it costs. No long contracts.
Monthly plans are month to month with 30 days' notice. Projects have a fixed scope and price, agreed in writing before work starts.
Care
from $299/mo
Your website stays fast, safe and current, and every form keeps working.
- Hosting, updates and backups
- New install photos and small edits each month
- Form, call and uptime monitoring
Growth
Good place to startfrom $990/mo
Care, plus your listings, reviews and new pages, so more people nearby find you.
- Everything in Care
- Google Business Profile and reviews
- Yelp, Angi, Thumbtack and other profiles kept current
- Pages for each service and city you serve
- Monthly report in plain numbers
Operator
from $2.5k/mo
Growth, plus ads and AI agents run for you, end to end.
- Everything in Growth
- Google Ads and Local Services Ads
- AI agent for calls, texts and chat, run and tuned
- Follow-up on every open panel, EV charger and generator estimate
- One person accountable
One-time projects
- New websiteService and city pages, permit and inspection answers, C-10 license display, an estimate form with photo upload and tracking.from $4k
- Website + AI agentThe new site plus an agent that answers every call and message and books estimate visits.from $8k
- AI agent setupOne agent for calls or messages, with your questions, safety rules and on-call handoff, tested before launch.from $500
- AI automation projectEstimate follow-up, permit and inspection updates or review requests, built around how you schedule.from $3k
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What kind of business do you run?
Tap yours. Four more quick questions, then Sergei builds your free audit around the answers.
Questions, answered.
We got burned by an agency. Why is this different?
Fair question. Month to month with 30 days' notice, no 12-month contract. Every account, site and phone number stays in your name, and so do recordings and transcripts. You deal with Sergei, not an account manager. And if the free audit shows you don't need us, it says so.
What does the AI agent do with something unsafe?
It follows the rules you set with us. For a burning smell, smoke, sparking or a hot panel, it tells the caller to get away from it and call 911 if there is any sign of fire, then alerts your on-call electrician. For a downed power line, it tells them to stay far away and call 911 and the utility. It does not try to diagnose or walk anyone through electrical work.
Will customers know they are talking to an AI?
Yes. It says it is an AI assistant at the start of every conversation, and phone calls are announced as recorded. Anything that needs judgment, like a pricing exception, an upset customer or a question only you can answer, goes to a person, with a summary.
How do you handle electrician SEO and your Google Business Profile?
We do not sell SEO as a separate service. It is part of Ads & Listings and the Growth plan. Your Google Business Profile gets the right categories, service areas and real install photos, and every customer is asked for a review the same way. Your site gets a page for each service, like panel upgrades and EV chargers, and for each city you serve, with the same name, address and phone number as your listings. Nobody can promise a ranking, and we do not.
How should an electrical contractor approach marketing?
Decide which jobs you want more of first, like panels and EV chargers instead of small service calls. Point your site and ads at those jobs, keep your Google profile complete, answer every call while you are on the job, and follow up on every estimate. Track every call to its source, so you know what to keep paying for.
Will it quote prices?
Only what you approve. Some electricians share a service call fee or a typical EV charger install range. Panel upgrades and generators usually wait for the visit, and the agent books that visit instead of guessing.
Will it answer permit and utility questions?
Only in general terms you approve, like that a panel upgrade usually needs a permit and an inspection. Anything specific to the house, the city or the utility goes to you.
Will you text my customers?
Only customers who asked for texts or agreed to them, like visit reminders or inspection updates, with a clear way to opt out. We never send cold texts or robocalls.
Will my license number be on the site and in the ads?
Yes. California requires your CSLB license number in advertising, including your website. For electrical contractors that is usually a C-10 license, and we check how it is shown in every audit.
Can you promise more calls or booked jobs?
No, and be wary of anyone who does. We promise what we control, like launch dates, answer times, follow-up that actually runs and tracking that works, and we show you the numbers every month.
Do you work outside Orange County?
Yes. We are based in Orange County and work with electricians anywhere in the US. Everything can be done remotely.
See which electrical calls you miss on the job.
A free, written audit for your company. One test inquiry and how fast it gets an answer, your site and license display, your Google profile and reviews, and what could run on its own.
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