AI ads for electricians: what to say and how to start
Electrical work is about safety and compliance, and newer jobs such as EV chargers, solar-ready panels and smart-home wiring are growing. Ads that name a specific job get better leads than a general list of services.
Who this guide is for
Licensed electricians and small electrical contractors serving homeowners and small businesses in a local area.
3 ad angles to test first
Sample ads written for this guide. Replace the [brackets] with your own details, prices and dates.
Angle 1
EV charger installs
New EV owners search for an installer right after buying the car.
Sample headline
Home EV charger, installed properly
Sample primary text
We check your panel, install the charger and handle the permit where required. Licensed electricians in [area]. Request a written quote.
Angle 2
Panel upgrade
Older homes need more capacity for heat pumps, kitchens and chargers.
Sample headline
Old fuse box? Time for an upgrade
Sample primary text
A modern panel makes room for new appliances and is safer. We quote first and work to code. Book an assessment in [area].
Angle 3
Safety inspection
Buyers, landlords and new homeowners need inspections on a deadline.
Sample headline
Electrical safety check for [area]
Sample primary text
Written inspection report for homeowners, buyers and landlords. Fixed price of [price] for most homes. Book this week.
Suggested starting setup
Objective: Lead form
Ask for job type, address and a photo of the panel if possible. Photos let you quote faster and qualify the lead.
Start with all three angles in one ad set at a small daily budget for 5-7 days, then keep the angle that brings the most leads and make a fresh campaign around it.
Tip for electricians: Include your licence number where your local rules require it on ads, and do not suggest that unlicensed DIY work is safe.
Mistakes to avoid
- Generic "all electrical work" ads instead of naming one high-value job.
- Leaving out the licence number where local rules require it.
What Tunsource does for electricians
Type one line, for example “Home EV charger, installed properly” plus your offer, paste your website link or upload one photo. Tunsource returns a campaign: 6 ads in 3 sizes (feed 1:1, feed 4:5 and story 9:16), each with a hook, headline, primary text, link description and button, plus a short vertical video ad script. You edit every word, then download the images and copy.
- Copy in the language you choose, in the tone you describe
- Photo Studio to clean up a phone photo of your real work or product
- Website audit and competitor search to see what to fix and what others in your area say
- An ads plan with a platform and budget split and a 2-week test plan
You run the ads yourself in your own Meta, TikTok or Google ad account. Tunsource does not post or launch ads from the studio.
Make your first electricians ads today
The Launch plan is US$19/mo: 30 campaigns (180 ads) and 100 AI images a month, 1 brand.
Pro and Scale plans are on the pricing page. Yearly billing saves 20%.
Questions
- What should electricians advertise first?
- The most profitable specific job you want more of, such as EV chargers or panel upgrades, with a quote request lead form.
- Can I advertise to businesses too?
- Yes. Make a separate campaign for commercial work with its own copy; business owners care about downtime and after-hours scheduling.
- Does Tunsource post the ads for my electricians business?
- No. The studio makes the ads and copy; you review them, download them and run them in your own ad account or post them on your own pages.
- How much does it cost?
- The Launch plan is US$19/mo with 30 campaigns and 100 AI images a month; Pro and Scale add more. Your ad budget is paid separately to the ad platform.
Facebook, Instagram and Meta are trademarks of Meta Platforms, Inc.; TikTok of ByteDance Ltd.; Google Ads of Google LLC; other names belong to their owners. Tunsource is not affiliated with or endorsed by them. Sample ads on this page were written for this guide; results depend on your offer, budget and market.