Overall Visibility Score

10/70

This is a critical score. Google couldn’t locate a Business Profile for Aames Electric, which means you’re not showing up on Google Maps at all — the place where 9 out of 10 local customers start their search for an electrician. You have a website and 20+ years of experience, but right now almost none of that is translating into online visibility. The good news: the foundation is fixable, and quickly.

We couldn’t find your Google Business Profile — that means Google Maps isn’t showing you to anyone searching for an electrician in your area. When a homeowner in Peoria, Glendale, or Surprise types “electrician near me,” your business doesn’t appear. Claiming and optimizing your GBP is the starting point — everything else builds on top of it.

1. No Google Business Profile — You’re Invisible on Maps

Our scan could not locate a Google Business Profile for Aames Electric LLC. That means when someone in Peoria searches “electrician near me,” you don’t appear in the map results at all — not at position 1, not at position 20. Nowhere. The local map pack gets 42% of all clicks on a local search results page. Every one of those clicks is going to a competitor right now.

Business impact: You are forfeiting every single Google Maps lead in a metro area with over 1.7 million households — that’s hundreds of potential calls per month you’ll never see.

2. Single-Page Website With No Depth for Google to Index

Your website at aameselectric.com is built on Durable.co and consists of a single page. It lists 4 service categories (residential, commercial, emergency, lighting) and 10 service areas — but only as brief headings with no supporting content. There are no dedicated service pages, no blog posts, no FAQs, and no schema markup. Compare that to competitors like AME Electrical, whose site has separate pages for each service vertical with detailed descriptions. Google ranks pages, not headings — one page can only rank for one or two search terms at best.

Business impact: You’re competing for dozens of keywords (panel upgrades, wiring repair, EV charger install, etc.) but Google only has one thin page to index — you’ll lose on organic search to any competitor with dedicated service pages.

3. Zero Google Reviews — No Social Proof for Searchers or Google

We found zero Google reviews for Aames Electric. Your BBB profile and BuildZoom listing (where you rank in the top 7% of Arizona contractors with 74 permits) prove you do quality work — but none of that shows up on Google. Reviews are the second-most-important ranking factor for local pack results. Without them, Google has no reason to show you above competitors who have dozens or hundreds of verified reviews.

Business impact: Even after you claim your GBP, you’ll rank behind competitors until you build a review base — every week you wait is a week they get further ahead.

A full citation audit couldn’t be completed because no Google Business Profile was found for Aames Electric. We did find listings on Facebook (matching phone number), BBB, and BuildZoom — but without a claimed GBP anchoring your online presence, these scattered citations aren’t working together. Google uses your Business Profile as the source of truth for your name, address, and phone number across the web. Without it, any existing directory listings are disconnected and may actually be hurting you if they contain outdated information.

1. Claim Your Google Business Profile — Today

Go to business.google.com and create or claim your listing for Aames Electric LLC at your Peoria address. Add your phone number (623) 977-0827, your website (aameselectric.com), business hours, and select “Electrician” as your primary category. Upload 10+ real job photos — not stock images. This single action will put you on Google Maps for the first time and unlock every other improvement on this list. It takes about 30 minutes plus a verification period of 1–5 days.

2. Ask Your Last 10 Customers for a Google Review

You have 74 building permits on record and 20+ years of work in the Phoenix Metro. That means you have hundreds of past customers who could vouch for you. Once your GBP is live, text or email your 10 most recent customers with a direct link to leave a Google review. Getting to 10 reviews in your first month puts you on Google’s radar; getting to 25 starts making you competitive for the local pack. Don’t wait — start the list now so you’re ready the day your profile is verified.

3. Add Dedicated Service Pages to Your Website

Your site currently lists residential, commercial, emergency, and energy-efficient lighting as headings on a single page. Each of those needs its own page with 300–500 words of real content: what the service includes, what areas you cover, and a clear call to action. Better yet, create city-specific pages (e.g., “Electrician in Glendale, AZ” and “Electrician in Surprise, AZ”) for each of the 10 cities you serve. This is how Google knows to rank you for those searches. Your current Durable.co template won’t support this well — talk to Evolve about a proper site build.

You’ve Got 20 Years of Experience — Let’s Make Google See It

Right now, you’re invisible to every homeowner who searches Google for an electrician in Peoria. That’s fixable — and faster than you think. Book a free strategy call with Jim at Evolve. We’ll walk through your numbers, show you exactly what the top-ranking electricians in your market are doing, and build a plan to get you on the map — literally.

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