Panel upgrades and EV chargers are proof. Get them online.

Homeowners can't judge wiring, but they can see a clean panel and a typed directory. GeoUP turns those photos into posts for your website and social pages.

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Electrical work is hard for a homeowner to judge and a little nerve-racking to hire for. They want someone careful, neat and close by. A website full of recent jobs in their area, with photos of tidy panels and straight conduit runs, answers those questions before they ever pick up the phone.

Most electricians already take these photos, for inspections and for their own records. They live on a phone next to fifty other panel shots. Nobody turns them into posts, so the website shows lightbulb clip art and a phone number, and the work that would earn the next call never leaves the truck.

GeoUP puts a check-in on that same phone. Photos of the open panel, the service mast or the new circuit, a note about what changed, and the job location. GeoUP drafts the post and publishes it to your website and social pages.

Jobs that make great check-ins

200-amp panel upgrade
Level 2 EV charger install
Overhead to underground service change
Standby generator and transfer switch
Recessed lighting retrofit
Knob and tube rewire
Hot tub disconnect and dedicated circuit
Whole-house surge protector install

What makes a strong check-in

Show the work your customers can't see.

Photograph the panel with the cover off and on

Dead front off shows the work: neat wire routing, nothing double-tapped, grounds and neutrals where they belong. Cover on with a typed directory shows what the homeowner will live with. Use both.

Show what you pulled out

A Federal Pacific or Zinsco panel, a scorched bus bar, a melted receptacle, cloth-covered wiring. One photo of the old equipment explains why the job mattered better than a paragraph could.

Get the EV charger in context

Shoot the charger on the garage wall with the conduit run back to the panel, and note the breaker size and what it charges. EV owners want to see an installer who has done a setup like theirs.

Mind what's in the frame

Garages and basements hold license plates, mail with names on it and alarm keypads. Take a second to frame the work and leave the rest out. The post is about your wiring, not their house.

One check-in, drafted for you

What GeoUP writes from a electrician's check-in

An example of the kind of post GeoUP drafts from a few photos and notes. Every draft is yours to edit before it goes out.

Website post · draft

200-amp panel upgrade and EV charger in {neighborhood}

We replaced an original 100-amp panel in {neighborhood} with a new 200-amp service so the homeowners could add a Level 2 charger. The old panel was full, with several double-tapped breakers and no room for another 240-volt circuit. We coordinated the disconnect with the utility, installed a new meter base and mast, and set a 40-space panel with a whole-house surge protector. The charger is on a 60-amp circuit in the garage, run in conduit along the wall. Every circuit in the new panel is labeled on a typed directory.

What your customers type

The searches your job pages can answer

electrician near me
ev charger installation near me
panel upgrade {city}
generator installer {city}
how much to upgrade to 200 amp service
24 hour electrician near me

A page about a real job in a real neighborhood is a direct answer to a search like these. GeoUP puts one on your website every time your crew checks in.

Busy season, slow season

Keep the map lit all year.

Electrical work is steadier than most trades, but it still has a rhythm. Generator installs spike before storm season and right after the first long outage. Summer brings AC circuits and pool and hot tub hookups, and winter fills with indoor jobs like lighting retrofits and rewires. GeoUP fades jobs from the map over about six months, so posting the quiet indoor work keeps your territory lit for the next generator rush.

Questions from electricians

A lot of my work is commercial tenant improvement. Does that fit?

Commercial jobs work the same way: photos, notes and a location. Check-ins can publish to your LinkedIn company Page or your personal profile as well as your website and Facebook, which suits commercial work. Check with the general contractor or building owner before posting photos of a tenant space.

Do I have to write the posts?

No. The electrician on the job adds photos and a few notes in the check-in, and GeoUP drafts the post from that. You can edit the draft. Notes like amperage, breaker size or the equipment brand give it real facts to work with, so it reads like an electrician wrote it.

What's in the monthly report?

Owners and admins get a PDF by email each month, also viewable in the app. It covers website traffic and Google search clicks and queries if Analytics and Search Console are connected, your Google Business Profile stats and reviews, and how many check-ins and posts went out on each platform.

How much does GeoUP cost?

$18.99 a month per business, with 5 users included. A sixth user and beyond is $7 a month each. There's a 7-day free trial: you enter a card to start, nothing is charged until the trial ends, and you can cancel in Settings in two clicks. No contract and no setup fee.

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