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[ Case study · 002 ]
Electrical Contractor · Residential + Commercial · Sonoma County, California

Éleos Electric.
A site that converts the way electricians actually get hired.

Éleos had the word-of-mouth reputation and the licensed-and-bonded trust signals. What they didn't have was a site that translated either into organic leads. We built the foundation: service-first IA, GBP-anchored local SEO, and a layout that does the trust work before the visitor ever hits the contact form.

GBP-first
Local SEO anchor
Service-led
Information architecture
1-pass
Conversion scaffold
Live
eleoselectric.com
[ Challenge ]

What we
walked into.

Strong reputation, weak organic pull. Existing site read like a brochure, not a lead tool.

Electrical services sell on trust (licensed, bonded, insured, reviewed) — the site needed to foreground those signals above the fold, not bury them in an 'About' page.

Competing against chain electricians with bigger ad budgets — differentiation had to come from positioning and conversion, not spend.

[ Strategy ]

The play.
Narrow on purpose.

The pillars we prioritized — and what we deferred. Every engagement starts with a decision about what not to do.
01

Trust before pitch

Licensed · bonded · insured · reviewed — placed in the first viewport on every service template. The buyer's first question is always 'are you legitimate?' — answer it before they scroll.

02

Service-first IA

Clear service menu: panel upgrades, rewires, EV chargers, commercial service, emergency calls. Every service gets its own URL so it can rank on its own intent term — not buried inside a single 'Services' page.

03

GBP as the primary local SEO lever

For most electrical queries, the map pack is the ballgame. GBP fully weaponized — categories, attributes, services, photos, Q&A, review flow — and tightly linked to the site's service pages via consistent NAP and service-area markup.

[ Implementation ]

What
we shipped.

The actual work — the pages, the campaigns, the technical scaffolding. Every item below is live.
01

Site

  • Clean multi-page build with dedicated URLs per service
  • Conversion scaffold on every template (phone CTA, form, trust signals above fold)
  • LocalBusiness + Electrician schema
  • Fast page loads, mobile-first layout (electrical searches skew mobile)
02

Local SEO

  • GBP profile audited and optimized — primary category, service areas, attributes, services list
  • NAP consistency across site + GBP + citations
  • Review generation flow built into the client handoff
  • Service-area schema linking GBP to site service pages
[ Outcomes ]

What's
live now.

  • Foundation site live and ranking for the core electrical service stack
  • GBP positioned to anchor map-pack visibility for Sonoma County electrical queries
  • Conversion scaffold in place — every template has the trust signals + CTA in the right order
  • Ready to layer Content + Paid Ads on top of the foundation once baseline organic is holding
See it live · eleoselectric.com
[ From the owner ]

John Evans recorded 1:43 on camera about what changed. Unscripted, full transcript.

Watch the Éleos Electric testimonial
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