Software for electrical contractors
Electrical contractors in the Triangle often run two businesses at once: service calls and new construction for builders. We build tools for both, from a weekly list of new permits to a job board that shows every rough-in and trim-out in one place.
Tools electrical shops ask for most
Builder and permit lead finder
A weekly list of new building permits, new construction and new business filings in your area, from public records.
$2,500–$7,500
Job and work order tracker
One screen with every job's stage, crew and next step, in place of the whiteboard or shared spreadsheet.
$5,000–$15,000
Job profitability dashboard
Revenue against labor and materials for every job, pulled from Jobber or ServiceTitan plus QuickBooks.
$3,000–$8,000
Quoting calculator
Replaces the estimating spreadsheet so any salesperson builds a consistent quote in minutes.
$5,000–$20,000What we hear
An electrician on the Mike Holt forum summed up what most owners want from software: pay one time and done.
After Jobber made its QuickBooks sync one-way, an electrical contractor on Jobber's forum said it's really not working for their business.
Questions
Something we didn't answer? Call and ask. You'll get Trey, not a call center.
- Fixed prices, shown up front
- Read-only, can't touch your books
- We come to your shop
Do you work with electrical companies outside Raleigh?
Yes, anywhere in the Triangle.
Do I have to switch software?
No. Everything works alongside what you have.
What does it cost?
The tools on this page run $1,500 to $20,000, fixed and paid once.
Start with a $750 software audit
Two hours at your shop. A ranked fix list with prices. The $750 comes off anything you build.