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Electrical

Electrical shops that show up for the work they are licensed to do..

Homeowners searching for a panel upgrade or an EV charger in Beaverton are picking from Maps. Blam keeps the Google Business Profile honest and active — categories, services, reviews, replies, posts — without handing you another dashboard.

  • Categories that match residential, service, and the specialty work you want, not a leftover commercial tag you never bid.
  • Services for panels, lighting, EV chargers, and troubleshooting, written the way people search.
  • Review replies that mention the actual job without turning into an ad.
  • Posts for code changes, heat-pump circuits, and charger installs — the work already on your calendar.

See Blam on your electrical listing

Send the Google Business Profile. We look at categories, services, and reviews before we talk.

We do not sell this. It sits in a local file until we follow up.

How it works

How Blam runs a electrical listing.

We do not dump a login on you and call it a product. Week by week we clean up the Google Business Profile, then we keep running it.

  1. Week 1

    Category audit

    We pull the Google Business Profile, look at the primary category and the extras hanging off it, and mark what to keep, drop, or add. Wrong categories bury good shops. This is the first thing we fix.

  2. Week 2

    Services

    We rewrite the services list in the language people type. Manufacturer jargon and leftover menu items come off. What you actually sell in Sherwood, Tualatin, and the rest of the metro goes on.

  3. Week 3

    Reviews

    We read what is already on the listing. We set a reply voice that sounds like your shop. Then we start answering — the good ones and the ones that sting — so the profile does not sit quiet.

  4. Week 4

    Posts

    We plan the first month of Google posts around real work: seasonal demand, services you sell, photos from the field. No stock-photo filler. No posting for the sake of a streak.

  5. Week 5+

    Execute

    From here it is the job. Posts go out. Reviews get replies. Categories and services stay current. You get a short monthly note on what changed. You do not log into a dashboard to keep it alive.

Service area

Sherwood first.
Then the metro..

Independent HVAC, plumbing, roofing, and electrical shops in SW Portland. If your trucks already cover these cities, the listing should too.

Send the listing. We will look at it..

No invented rankings. No dashboard for you to learn. If the Google Business Profile is a fit, we tell you what the first five weeks look like.

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