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Before anyone touches a breaker panel, they ask AI if it is safe. See who they are told to call.

Electrical work is where homeowners are most aware they should not do it themselves. Found in AI records which electricians five AI tools name for those questions each month, and where you are missing.

5 AI toolsUp to 25 tracked questionsWorks on the site you already have

Tracked questionSample
PerplexityGeminiChatGPT

Do I need to upgrade my electrical panel to install an EV charger?

Often, yes, especially in older homes with 100-amp service. A licensed electrician should do a load calculation first. Your electrical company explains its load calculation and permit process for EV chargers, and Competitor B lists the charger brands it installs.

You: named1 competitors namedPosition 1 of 2Perplexity

How buyers decide

Your customers are asking AI first. Here is what they ask.

Electrical questions start with safety. A flickering light, a breaker that keeps tripping or a warm outlet makes people uneasy, and they ask an AI tool whether it is dangerous before they decide who to call. The answers that mention a company tend to point at sites explaining what the symptom might mean and when it needs a licensed electrician right away.

A growing share of the work is new capacity rather than repair. EV chargers, heat pumps, home generators and battery backups all raise the same question: can my panel handle it? Homeowners research this carefully because the answer changes the price. An electrician who explains load calculations, panel upgrades and service changes in plain words becomes a natural source for those answers.

Licensing, permits and inspections matter more here than in most trades, and customers know it. People ask whether a job needs a permit and who pulls it. Stating your license, your insurance and the fact that you handle permits and inspections gives AI answers a specific, checkable reason to name you rather than a general warning to hire a professional.

Questions we would track

Eight questions from your customers, and who gets named.

  • Do I need to upgrade my electrical panel to install an EV charger?: You are named
  • Why does my breaker keep tripping?: You are named
  • Is it dangerous if an outlet feels warm?: Only competitors named
  • How much does a whole-house generator installation cost?: Only competitors named
  • Do I need a permit to add a new circuit?: You are named
  • Should I replace old aluminum wiring?: Only competitors named
  • Which electricians install home battery backup systems?: Only competitors named
  • How long does a panel upgrade take?: You are named

Highlighted questions name you in the sample. The rest name only competitors, or nobody.

Every example on this site is a sample with fictional businesses. It shows what a report looks like, not a result anyone was promised.

Sample report

What your monthly report looks like.

Five tracked questions, asked of the five AI tools. Each cell records whether the answer named you, linked you, or named only competitors.

QuestionChatGPTClaudePerplexityGeminiGoogle AI Overviews
Do I need to upgrade my electrical panel to install an EV charger?Competitor named, you were notNamedNamed and linkedCompetitor named, you were notNamed
Why does my breaker keep tripping?NamedNo business namedNamedNamed and linkedNo business named
Is it dangerous if an outlet feels warm?No business namedNo business namedCompetitor named, you were notNo business namedCompetitor named, you were not
How much does a whole-house generator installation cost?Competitor named, you were notCompetitor named, you were notCompetitor named, you were notNo business namedCompetitor named, you were not
Do I need a permit to add a new circuit?Named and linkedNamedCompetitor named, you were notNamedNamed
Named and linkedNamedOnly competitors namedNobody namedSample data

AI Visibility ScoreSample data

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Share of tracked answers that name each businessSample data
Competitor A62%
Competitor B51%
You40%
Competitor C33%
Competitor D22%

What AI tools can use

Content that answers the questions in your trade.

We cannot decide what an AI tool says. What you can control is whether your website answers your customers' questions clearly. These are the kinds of pages that do.

  1. Symptom and safety explainers

    Write short pages on common warning signs, like tripping breakers, buzzing outlets and flickering lights, and say when each needs a licensed electrician. These are the first questions people ask an AI tool.

  2. Capacity and upgrade guides

    Explain panel upgrades, service changes and load calculations for EV chargers, heat pumps and generators. Homeowners research these because the answer changes the price, and clear guides are easy to cite.

  3. Permits, license and inspections

    State your license number, your insurance, and that you pull permits and schedule inspections. In this trade those facts are checkable reasons for an answer to mention a contractor.

  4. Project pages by job type

    Give each major service its own page with what is involved, typical timelines and what affects cost. A page per job type helps AI tools match your company to the specific question being asked.

Gaps

Where a competitor was named and you were not.

Every report lists these gaps, with an idea for what to publish to answer each question.

Is it dangerous if an outlet feels warm?Named instead: Competitor C and Competitor D namedWhat to publish to answer itWarm Outlets, Buzzing Switches: When to Call an Electrician Right Away
How much does a whole-house generator installation cost?Named instead: Competitor A and Competitor B namedWhat to publish to answer itWhat Goes Into the Cost of a Whole-House Generator Installation
Which electricians install home battery backup systems?Named instead: Competitor B and Competitor C namedWhat to publish to answer itHome Battery Backup: How We Size and Install a System for Your Panel

Questions about electricians

What does a named and linked result mean?

Named means the AI answer mentioned your company. Named and linked means it also pointed to your website. Both are tracked per question and per AI tool, so you can see which answers send people to your site.

Do you include EV charger and generator questions?

Yes, because they are some of the most researched electrical jobs right now. You can add or remove questions so the list matches the work you actually take on.

Is a better score guaranteed if I publish the drafts?

No. No one can guarantee what AI tools say about any company. Publishing clear content gives the tools more to work with, and Found in AI tracks whether the answers change over the following months.

Does the gap writer publish on my site?

No. The Write content for my gaps switch is off by default, and when you use it, every draft waits for your approval. AI Blog Writer never publishes on its own.

Find out what AI tells your customers.

Tracking starts at $149 a month, on the website you already have. You do not need a new site.