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Pick your trade and city. You get the 8 to 12 questions customers ask before hiring, each with a draft answer you finish in your own words, then copy it to your site as HTML with matching FAQ schema.

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12 questions electrical customers ask

Edit any question or answer. Replace every [blank] with your own facts; we leave them blank because only you know your prices, hours, and policies. Untick a question to leave it out.

Before calling

What people want to know before they pick up the phone.

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  • 5 blanks to fill in
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During the job

What they wonder about once you are booked.

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After the job

Payment, warranty, and what happens if something is not right.

  • 4 blanks to fill in
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Copy it to your site

12 questions selected, 33 blanks still to fill in.

Fill in the [blanks] before you publish. Anything left in square brackets will show on your site as written.

Copy all gives you the questions as clean HTML and a matching FAQPage schema block, in one paste.

<section class="faq">
  <h2>Common questions</h2>
  <h3>Before calling</h3>
  <h4>Do I need a panel upgrade for an EV charger?</h4>
  <p>Not always. It depends on your panel's capacity and your home's electrical load. [How you check it, for example a load calculation on site.] [Your EV charger install price, or how you quote it.]</p>
  <h4>Why does my breaker keep tripping?</h4>
  <p>Usually an overloaded circuit or a fault. It is a safety signal, so have it checked instead of resetting it again and again. [How to book a troubleshooting visit and what it costs.]</p>
  <h4>How much does an electrician cost in [your city]?</h4>
  <p>Prices depend on [what changes your price, for example size, materials, or access]. A typical [your most common job] costs [your usual price or range]. You get the price [when and how you give it, for example in writing before work starts].</p>
  <h4>Do you charge for estimates?</h4>
  <p>[Say whether estimates are free or paid, and the amount if paid.] [Say whether that fee is credited toward the work.]</p>
  <h4>Do you offer emergency or after-hours service?</h4>
  <p>[Yes or no.] [Your after-hours days and times, and any extra charge.] For anything urgent, call [your phone number] and say it is an emergency.</p>
  <h4>Are you licensed and insured?</h4>
  <p>[Yes, or what applies in your trade.] License: [your license number, if your trade requires one]. Insurance: [the coverage you carry]. [How a customer can check, for example the state license lookup.]</p>
  <h4>What areas do you serve?</h4>
  <p>We serve [your city] and [the nearby towns, neighborhoods, or ZIP codes you cover]. [Say whether a trip fee applies farther out.] Not sure if you are in our area? Call [your phone number] and ask.</p>
  <h3>During the job</h3>
  <h4>Do you pull permits?</h4>
  <p>[Which of your jobs need a permit in [your city].] [Whether you pull the permit and schedule the inspection, or the customer does.]</p>
  <h4>Can you work on older homes?</h4>
  <p>[Yes or no.] [What you check in older wiring and what you usually recommend.]</p>
  <h4>Will you need to open up my walls?</h4>
  <p>[Describe your clean-up routine, for example drop cloths, shoe covers, and a final sweep.] [What you haul away and whether it costs extra.]</p>
  <h3>After the job</h3>
  <h4>What warranty do you offer?</h4>
  <p>Our workmanship warranty covers [what it covers] for [how long]. [Any manufacturer warranty on parts or materials.] To make a claim, [how to reach you and what happens next].</p>
  <h4>How do I pay, and when?</h4>
  <p>We accept [the payment methods you take]. Payment is due [when, for example at completion, or a deposit up front and the rest at completion].</p>
</section>

Paste the HTML where the questions should show, and the schema block once on the same page. The schema has to match what visitors can read, so update both together.

Why answer-ready content helps

Search engines and AI assistants look for direct answers to the questions people type or ask out loud. A page that states your areas, hours, licensing, and warranty in plain words is easier for them to read, and easier for a customer to trust.

The schema block labels each question and answer for machines. Google now shows FAQ rich results for only a few kinds of sites, so treat it as a clear label, not a promise of a special listing. Nobody can promise a ranking or a mention by an AI assistant.

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How the drafts are written

Your facts go in the blanks, not ours

The questions come from what customers ask local service businesses before they hire: pricing, emergency hours, licensing and insurance, warranty, areas served, timelines, permits, and financing, plus the questions specific to each trade.

Every price, time, license number, and policy is left as a [blank] in square brackets. We never fill those in for you, because a wrong answer on your site costs more than a missing one.

  • Before calling

    What people want to know before they pick up the phone.

  • During the job

    What they wonder about once you are booked.

  • After the job

    Payment, warranty, and what happens if something is not right.