AI Estimating & Proposals for electrical contractors in ContractorPro

For electrical contractors · AI Estimating & Proposals

AI estimating for electrical service and construction

From a panel upgrade to a commercial fit-out, turn a scope description into a priced quote in under a minute — so quoting stops eating your evenings.

AI draft

Itemized estimates you approve

AI draft

From scope note to proposal

24/7

Lead and booking intake

22

AI employees (by plan)

  • Row-level data isolation per company
  • Encrypted in transit & at rest
  • 99.9% uptime target
  • Self-serve setup in an afternoon · Guided setup in 7 days
  • Cancel anytime · no setup fees
  • Founding customer pricing available

What this does for electrical contractors

Quotes drafted, not built

The AI estimator builds the line items from your rates; you review and send instead of starting from scratch.

Service and construction pricing

Flat-rate service calls and multi-phase construction bids both price from the same consistent rules.

Same-day turnaround

Customers comparing three bids sign with the one that arrived first — yours.

How it works

  • Describe the job in plain language
  • Review the AI-built line items and margin
  • Send the proposal for online acceptance
  • Convert the accepted estimate into a project and invoice
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A day with ContractorPro

A 200-amp panel upgrade request comes in at 2pm. The priced quote is in the customer's inbox by 2:15 with a professional proposal — signed before your competitors even call back.

AI draft

Itemized estimates you approve

AI draft

From scope note to proposal

Calculate your own ROI

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