AI for electrical contractors.

Service calls in the morning, a panel upgrade at noon, a commercial bid due Friday. We put AI to work on the paperwork between them, so estimators estimate, electricians wire, and the office stops chasing.

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Where the hours go

Where electrical contractors lose hours

Not the work itself. The admin around it. These are the tasks we see eating the day at electrical contractors, and each one is a place AI gives hours back.

01

Permit and inspection scheduling

Every jurisdiction has its own portal, forms and inspector calendar.

02

Quotes and bids

Small quotes get built by hand; commercial bids mean hours of takeoff and typing.

03

Change orders

Scope changes get agreed on site and documented never, then argued about at invoice.

04

Material tracking

Wire, breakers and fixtures get bought per job and reconciled weeks later.

05

Customer updates

Homeowners and GCs call for status because nobody sent one.

What we set up

What we set up for electrical contractors

Four routines that usually pay off first. All of them run in the software you already have. When something custom is the right answer, we build that too.

All services →
01

Permit packet prep

Job data is turned into permit applications and inspection requests, formatted for each jurisdiction, ready to submit.

02

Quote follow-up sequences

Residential quotes are followed up automatically; commercial bids get a reminder queue for the estimator.

03

Change orders from the field

A photo and a voice note become a written change order sent for approval before the work happens.

04

Weekly customer status

Job progress from your project software becomes a plain-English update sent to the homeowner or GC.

Software electrical contractors already run

Keep it. We set up the AI features inside ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro and the rest of your stack, and tighten the handoffs between them. If one tool is genuinely holding you back, our software consultation helps you decide what to do about it.

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A typical first rollout

Call to running in four weeks

Electrical contractors usually start with change orders and quote follow-up, because both leak money the same week. Permit packet prep comes next once we have seen how your jurisdictions behave.

How it works →
Week 1

Discovery

One call, then we sit with your office and field team and map where the hours go.

Week 2

Plan

One page: what changes, which tools, what it saves. Fixed price.

Weeks 3–4

Roll out

Set up in your tools and trained with your team on real jobs.

Ongoing

Improve

Monthly check-ins and the next use case. Month to month.

Straight answers

Questions electrical contractors ask us

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We do both residential service and commercial work. Which does this fit?

Both. The residential side gets phones and quote follow-up; the commercial side gets bid tracking, change orders and status updates.

Can AI do our takeoffs?

It can speed up parts of estimating, like reading plans and drafting scope lists, but your estimator still prices the job. We set it up as an assistant, not a replacement.

Do you replace our estimating software?

No. We work with what you have and only recommend a change if it clearly pays.

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