Electricians
GroupHound for electricians
Electrical leads from your local Facebook groups
Panel upgrades, flickering lights and EV chargers all start with the same question: “Who’s a good electrician?” GroupHound alerts your phone the moment someone in your groups asks, with a reply ready to send.
What it catches
The posts that turn into service calls
“Lights keep flickering in the kitchen and now one outlet is warm. Who should I call?”
“Our panel is original to the house. Need someone to quote an upgrade. Recommendations?”
“Just got an EV. Looking for an electrician to install a charger in the garage.”
“After that last outage we want a whole-house generator. Who installed yours?”
“Want recessed lights and a few ceiling fans added. Any electricians you’d use again?”
“Home inspector flagged some wiring before closing. Need an electrician fast.”
When it matters most
Be the first call when the power goes sideways
Outages and storms
After storms and outages, groups fill up with generator, surge and “my power is half out” questions.
EV chargers and upgrades
New EVs, hot tubs and home offices mean panel upgrades and new circuits, and people ask neighbors who they used.
Home sales and inspections
Inspection findings come with tight deadlines, so buyers and sellers ask the group for someone who can come quickly.
Ready on day one
Starter keywords for electricians, already set up
Begin with the words homeowners actually use, then add the jobs you want more of. Ads from other electrical companies are screened out, so you only hear about real requests.
“Half our outlets stopped working and the breaker won’t reset. Anyone know a licensed electrician who can come out this week?”
Drafted reply (example)Sorry you’re dealing with that. Until someone looks at it, I’d avoid running anything on those circuits, especially if anything feels warm. I’m John Smith, a licensed electrician with Spark Electrical, and I may be able to come out this week. Feel free to message me.
Drafted replies
Safety first, then your name
GroupHound drafts a reply for that exact post, with a sensible safety note that builds trust and an easy way to reach you. Edit it to sound like you, then tap straight to the post.
Questions
Questions from electricians
No. The Collector runs in Chrome on a computer that’s awake, like your office or home computer, and alerts go to your phone wherever you are.
It screens out promotional posts from other businesses. If one slips through, tap “Not a lead” and it learns.
You can send new leads to a Slack channel your team watches, and get a daily or weekly email report of new, replied and open leads.
GroupHound is currently an invite-only beta. Eventual monthly subscription.
Be the electrician they call first
GroupHound is invite-only while in beta. Request a spot and we’ll get you set up.