Electrical work is trust work
Customers hiring an electrician are making a safety decision. They check your profile, look for accreditation badges, read reviews and judge whether you look established before they ever call. Social media is where that judgement happens first.
It's also where the high-value work is won: EV charger installs, consumer unit upgrades, commercial fit-outs and landlord certification all get researched on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn long before a quote is requested.
What we run for electrical businesses
Workmanship on show
Clean consumer unit installs, tidy containment runs, finished lighting schemes and EV charger photos — electrical work photographs well when it's done properly, and yours deserves to be seen.
Credentials that convert
NICEIC or NAPIT registration, insurance and qualifications featured regularly — the trust markers that make safety-conscious customers pick you.
Service-specific pushes
EV charging growth, landlord EICR deadlines, smart home installs — targeted content around the services that are actually growing, timed to when customers are searching.
Commercial reach
For contractors chasing commercial work, LinkedIn content showcasing capability, compliance and completed projects opens doors that domestic Facebook never will.
Steady presence, zero evening admin
We handle the posting rhythm, the captions and the profile upkeep — so your business looks as professional online as your work is on site.
Send the traffic somewhere that converts
Social media earns attention; your website should turn it into enquiries. If yours needs work, see web design for electricians and electrical engineers.
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Content themes that work for electricians
Workmanship proof performs best: clean consumer unit installs, neat containment and cable management, finished lighting schemes, EV charger fits. Alongside that: credential reinforcement (accreditations, insurance, qualifications), service-specific pushes (EV growth, EICR deadlines, smart home), and the occasional human post — the team, the van, the day-to-day — which outperforms polished marketing in the trades every time.
EV charger content pays for itself
EV installs are growing fast and heavily researched online. Consistent content around charger brands, installation process, costs and grant eligibility positions you to capture it locally rather than losing it to national installer schemes.
The commercial thread
Facilities managers, letting agents and construction firms research subcontractors on LinkedIn before adding them to frameworks. If commercial contracts are a target, we run a capability thread — completed projects, compliance, response capacity — alongside the domestic content.
Zero admin on your side
Send job photos as you take them; we handle captions, scheduling, responses and profile upkeep. Your social presence stays professional and active while you stay on the tools.
What's included each month
A planned calendar mixing workmanship proof, credential reinforcement and service-specific campaigns (EV charging, EICR season, smart home), posts across the platforms that matter for your customer mix, review highlights, comment monitoring, and monthly reporting that tracks enquiries generated rather than likes.
How this converts to enquiries
Electrical buyers are cautious and research-led. An active profile with real work and visible credentials answers their first questions before they ever call — which means the enquiries that arrive are warmer and closer to booking. For commercial work, the LinkedIn thread builds the kind of documented capability that gets you onto contractor lists.
Questions electricians ask us
Is LinkedIn worth it for an electrician? If you want commercial contracts, yes — that's where facilities managers and builders research suppliers. For pure domestic work, Facebook leads.
Can you feature my accreditations? Regularly — NICEIC, NAPIT and insurance credentials are scheduled into the rotation because they convert.
What about Google Business Profile posts? GBP updates can be folded into the same calendar so every local channel stays current.
What happens when you sign up
A short call covers your service mix, the work you want more of, and which platforms matter for your customers. We build your first month of content, you approve the batch, and posting starts within the week. From then on your contribution is job photos — thirty seconds per job is plenty.
Reporting that means something
Vanity metrics don't book jobs. Each month you see reach within your service area, profile visits, and which posts generated actual enquiries. If EV charger content pulls better than fuse board upgrades, the calendar shifts toward it — decisions follow the enquiry data, not a fixed template.
What our clients say on Google
“These people really know what they are doing. They have a deep understanding not only of the technologies involved but about a wide range of different business environments.”
“We have worked with Real Code for several years to deliver bespoke software solutions to our clients and can highly recommend them if you are looking for professional, high end dev skills with incredibly friendly customer service.”
Rated 5.0 out of 5 across every review on our Google Business profile.
Ready to hand it over? Tell us about your electrical business and we'll come back the same working day.
