Price electrical systems with traceable quantities and labor
Electrical estimates for power, lighting, devices, feeders, panels, fire alarm, communications, low voltage, and associated raceway and conductors.
Connect quantities with labor hours and material pricing
A detailed estimate helps electrical contractors review coverage, compare supplier quotations, adjust labor productivity, and understand the work behind the total.
System-based takeoffs
Break out lighting, power, distribution, grounding, fire alarm, communications, security, and other requested systems.
Labor transparency
Organize labor by item, system, or phase so your team can adjust productivity for project and field conditions.
Supplier-ready quantities
Provide equipment and material schedules that support quote requests for fixtures, gear, devices, cable, and specialty systems.
Electrical coverage from service entrance to final devices
The estimate is tailored to the bidding electrical contractor’s scope, divisions, alternates, exclusions, and procurement strategy.
Lighting fixtures, controls, and branch wiring
Receptacles, devices, equipment connections, and boxes
Raceways, conductors, cable, supports, and fittings
Switchgear, transformers, panels, feeders, and service
Grounding, bonding, lightning protection, and site electrical
Fire alarm, communications, security, and low-voltage systems
A disciplined electrical estimating workflow
01 · Share the bid documents
Send the plans, specifications, addenda, project location, bid date, and the exact scope you want covered.
02 · Confirm coverage
We review the documents, identify questions, and confirm the fee, turnaround, deliverables, and exclusions before starting.
03 · Measure and price
An estimator performs the takeoff, organizes quantities, applies labor and material pricing, and checks the scope.
04 · Deliver and support
Receive editable files and supporting markups, with revisions available when bid documents or scope change.
electrical estimating questions
What documents should I send?
Plans and specifications are the best starting point. Addenda, bid forms, scope letters, equipment schedules, alternates, and vendor requirements should also be included when available.
Can you provide quantities without pricing?
Yes. We can prepare a quantity takeoff only or a detailed estimate with labor, material, equipment, and other agreed cost components.
Can the estimate be revised before bid day?
Yes. When drawings, addenda, or clarifications change, share the updates and we can revise the affected scope based on the agreed service.
Explore the next step for your project
Send the electrical set for a complete bid-scope review
Send the plans, specifications, addenda, project location, and bid date. We will review the documents and confirm a clear fee, turnaround, and deliverable.
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Review a Real Electrical Estimate Workbook
See how an electrical estimate organizes power, lighting, devices, feeders, panels, raceway, conductors, and low-voltage scope into an editable workbook contractors can review before bid day.