10 Lead Magnet Ideas for Electrical contractors

A quick online tool designed for property managers and facility teams overseeing small-to-mid-sized commercial buildings. It analyzes building type, age, panel specs, and local codes to produce a compliance risk score and a prioritized action list, plus an exportable report. It captures emails to deliver the report and follow-up guidance.

An AI-powered planner for commercial properties that asks for building size, equipment counts, and service history, then generates a 12-month maintenance roadmap with due dates and rough costs. Helps managers prevent outages and demonstrates ongoing value; collects contact details for suggested next steps.

A concise, printable guide for on-site staff and property managers covering lockout/tagout basics, PPE, arc-flash awareness, and common safety tasks. Quick wins improve safety posture and position you as a trusted resource; ideal for lead capture when offered as a free download.

A curated list of vetted electricians, inspectors, and suppliers in your target metro area with quick contact info and typical project scopes. Saves property managers time sourcing reliable partners and encourages them to reach out for quotes.

A calculator for commercial properties to estimate panel load, branch-circuit distribution, and recommended upgrades when planning renovations or EV charger installs. Produces a one-page summary and a recommended next-step call with your team; invites contact for a full quote.

A ready-to-use calendar with monthly maintenance tasks, checklists, and rough cost ranges for commercial electrical systems. Helps facility managers allocate budgets and prevent outages; delivered as a download in exchange for contact details.

A step-by-step playbook for power outages, short circuits, or electrical incidents tailored to commercial buildings. Includes quick-contact templates and tenant comms guidance, making it easier to respond and reducing downtime; great for lead capture via download.

A tool to assess adding EV charging stations for a property, considering electrical load, panel capacity, and estimated ROI and payback period. Outputs a simple report that supports board/owner decision-making and prompts inquiries into installation services.

A jurisdiction-specific quick guide covering typical permit steps, inspection checklists, and common roadblocks for common electrical upgrades. Reduces delays and demonstrates expertise; gatekeeper for capturing leads.

A directory of trusted electricians and inspectors plus a compact evaluation toolkit (bid checklist, minimum specs, warranty clarifications) to help property managers compare proposals quickly. Adds value and positions you as a facilitator; prompts outreach.