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- Panel replacement
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- 6 months ago
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One personalized email a month to your past customers in ServiceTitan or Housecall Pro, written by a real person and matched to the exact work you did. So when the EV charger, the panel upgrade, or the flickering lights come up, they call you first instead of Googling a stranger.
Built for electricians on ServiceTitan or Housecall Pro MAX. The $599 trial is where you start.
A homeowner might call an electrician once every few years, and when they do, it's usually a big job: a panel upgrade, a rewire, an EV charger, or a standby generator. The problem is that years between jobs is plenty of time to lose your number. So when the next need comes up, they search online and call whoever paid for the top ad, even though you already did good work in their home.
Your past customers already trusted you inside their walls, which makes them the easiest people to win back. Hearing from you now and then is often all it takes for them to call you instead of someone new.
Instead of one seasonal email to your whole list, we look at the job you did and how long it's been, then send each customer the message that fits where they are. Everyone on the list gets a different email.
Watch the email rewrite itself for any customer.
On top of the job-based emails, electrical work follows the calendar too, so there's a natural reason to email every month. The seasons below fit a four-season market, and the calendar moves with yours.
Ceiling fans, outdoor outlets, and EV chargers as homeowners open up the house and the garage.
AC circuits, whole-home surge protection after the first storms, and standby generators before peak outage season.
Holiday lighting prep, panel safety checks, and standby generators sold early enough to go in before winter, because an outage takes the furnace down too.
Indoor projects, recessed lighting, smart panels like Span, and the flickering-light calls the cold brings.
That's the median LocaliQ found across its 2025 home services search campaigns, and a lead still isn't a booked job. You already paid to win the customers sitting in your ServiceTitan or Housecall Pro. An email about the work you actually did for them, instead of the same message everyone gets, is the cheapest way to be the electrician they call next. A $599 trial send shows you what that looks like for your shop before you commit to a year.
You're busy running an electrical business, so we kept your part of this small.
Snap a photo and record a quick voice memo from a job worth sharing. That's all we need to get started.
We write it, design it, and match it to each customer. You look it over and say go.
The data pull, the personalization, the send, and the tracking are all on us.
No story this month, or no time to hunt one down? We pull it straight from the panel jobs and service calls you already logged in ServiceTitan or Housecall Pro, using your crew's photos and notes. Nothing sends until you approve it.
We personalize every email from your software's data, so both the trial and the program need that connection. The program also needs 500 or more past customers.
One person who knows your shop and writes in your voice, instead of a chatbot or a template.
After the year, your Klaviyo account, your templates, and your customer data are yours to keep.
$3,500 to build, then $1,299 a month for months two through twelve, plus Klaviyo, which bills you directly by list size. After month twelve, the program runs month to month until you tell us to stop. No hidden fees, and no second twelve-month term.
Every option, pricedYes, and the long gap is the reason to do it. Regular email keeps your name in front of them, so when the panel, the EV charger, or the outage finally comes up, they already know who to call.
They already worked with you and had you in their home, so a helpful note from you doesn't feel like spam. Every send also has a one-click unsubscribe, which keeps your sender reputation clean.
ServiceTitan or Housecall Pro MAX, for both the trial and the program. Everything runs on a direct connection to your software, and on Housecall Pro that connection requires MAX. That's how we pull each customer's service history and personalize their email. If you're on Housecall Pro but not MAX, you'd need to upgrade first.
Usually, because you're writing to people who already hired you. A new electrical lead from search ads costs a median of $93.69, according to LocaliQ , and that's before anyone books. Electrical work also comes in big tickets: one panel upgrade or standby generator from a past customer pays for a lot of email. One electrician on the program, in Nebraska with about 600 people on the list, booked and finished more than $20,000 in work from August through October, counting only jobs booked within 30 days of an email. That's one shop, and an average is still only an average. The $599 trial sends one email to your own customers and shows you who booked, which tells you more than any benchmark.
Ones tied to the work you did. A panel customer hears what their new capacity can run, an EV charger customer gets a one-year safety check, and a generator customer hears when the generator is due for its yearly service. The calendar adds a reason every month: surge protection after the first storms, generators before outage season, holiday lighting in the fall. We wrote up five that work especially well , and the winter version, month by month . For the panel quote that's still sitting there, here's what to say when they want to think about it .
Once a month is the rhythm we build around, plus a follow-up after each job. Electrical customers need you every few years, not every week, so the goal is to stay familiar without becoming noise. That's customer retention at its simplest. Anyone who's been quiet for a year and a half gets a different kind of email, a reactivation note written to bring them back, instead of more of the same.
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