Half your calls are "can you give me a price over the phone" and the other half are real projects that need a site visit. We set up the systems that sort them, book the estimates, keep homeowners updated through permits and inspections, and follow up on every quote.
Hands-on help for electrical contractors in Orange County and Los Angeles.
Our team meets with you in person, learns how your shop actually runs, and sets things up with your team.
When: A new inquiry comes in by call, text, or web form.
What happens: The customer gets a few questions: what they need (service call, panel, EV charger, remodel, new construction), a photo of their panel, and their timeline. Small service calls get booked straight away. Projects get an estimate appointment. Shoppers get a polite "here is what to expect" and a booking link.
Why it matters: You stop driving to estimates that were never going to close.
When: A project needs a site visit.
What happens: The customer books into your open estimate windows. They get a confirmation and a reminder the day before, with what to have ready (panel access, HOA rules, any plans).
Why it matters: Fewer no-shows and fewer "I forgot you were coming" visits.
When: You send a quote for a panel, EV charger, rewire, or remodel.
What happens: Day 3, a check-in text. Day 10, a note on financing or rebates that apply. Day 21, one last touch. Any reply goes to your phone.
Why it matters: Panel upgrades are $3,000 to $8,000 jobs. They deserve more than one email.
When: You pull a permit or schedule an inspection.
What happens: The customer gets a text at each step: permit submitted, permit approved, inspection scheduled, inspection passed. No more "any update?" calls.
Why it matters: Homeowners trust contractors who keep them informed. It also stops the interruptions.
When: Someone asks about an EV charger, a 240V line, or getting ready for solar.
What happens: They get a short text explaining what you need to know (panel size, distance to garage, charger model) and a booking link. You get a summary with photos.
Why it matters: These are the fastest-growing jobs in residential electrical. Be the one who answers.
When: Final inspection passes or the invoice is paid.
What happens: Thank-you text with your Google review link. One reminder.
Why it matters: Reviews decide who gets the call for the next panel upgrade on the street.
You tell us what eats your week.
We watch how the day actually runs and find the two or three things worth fixing first.
Scope and cost in writing before anything is built.
Contact us for pricing tailored to your electrical business. Scope and cost are agreed before anything is built.
It can give ranges you set for simple work, and it will not guess on projects. It books the estimate instead.
The follow-up and status update pieces do. We will look at how your bids and submittals actually flow before suggesting anything.
Those go to you. The system does not answer technical questions. It collects them and gets them to a licensed person.
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