Electech Electrics

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“It's been a great, great, great growth curve, really. So, yeah, we've done well.”
8 Sept 2026Brendan McCayon a catch-up call with Ross

Who we work with

Trade: Solar
Joined: Mar 2026
Ads: 48 ads
Shoots: 3 shoots

Fig. 1 · Where they areUK

Electech Electrics· every other dot is another installer on the protocol

01How it went5 chapters

Their story.

Where they started
Electech Electrics is a Welsh electrical firm run by Brendan McCay, who leads sales, and Rhys Bevan. Most of their work came from reactive electrical jobs and referrals. Their solar side was young, at about three residential installs and one commercial install a month. They wanted eight to ten residential installs a month within a year, plus bigger farm systems, and a team to match.
What was hurting
Brendan was the only one doing sales, and they needed more leads for the solar team. The leads they did get from Facebook lead forms often had dead numbers, so calls were wasted.
What they had tried
They had tried another agency, which sent 68 leads, mostly for EV chargers, and only two sold. They wanted something more reliable. They were apprehensive about joining us, because our £2,000 start fee looked expensive next to the commission-only offers in the market. They saw the value and made the leap.
“So yeah, out of 68 leads, two sold.”
16 Mar 2026Brendan McCayon their discovery call with Jude
What we did
We put them on our 5-in-1 prescription. We filmed with their team and turned the footage into Facebook ads, sent the clicks to a funnel that filters out the tyre kickers, turned their happy customers into video reviews, and fed every sale back to Facebook so it finds more people like the ones they close.
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“The videos themselves are so sharp.”
8 Sept 2026Brendan McCayon a catch-up call with Ross
What happened
Within a four-week period they had 118 leads, which Rhys described as bonkers. By September 2026 they had added an administrator, a salesperson and four installers. They are now mostly installing farm systems, with one £70,000 job approved and about five more waiting on permission. People came up to their stand at the Welsh farm shows saying they had seen the adverts. Brendan told us the lead volume is great, and the team is now working to keep up with it.
“I think we're great with the lead volume.”
8 Sept 2026Brendan McCayon a catch-up call with Ross