1. Estimate Chaser
Every quote gets personal-sounding follow-ups at 2, 7, and 14 days, with longer sequences for panels, EV chargers, and rewires.
$1,200 setup / $150 monthly
The problem
The job usually goes to the last electrician who followed up.
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, and rewires are not impulse buys. If nobody nudges the homeowner, the project stalls or goes to the competitor who called back.
Start here: Estimate Chaser
The first build should address the highest-probability leak for this trade, then layer in follow-up, reviews, and custom integrations as the economics prove out.
The fix
Offers in priority order.
2. Missed-Call Rescue
Unanswered calls get an instant text back that captures the job details and keeps the lead alive until you are out.
$1,800 setup / $200 monthly
3. Review Machine
Electrical is a trust purchase. Every finished job asks for a review automatically while the trust is fresh.
$1,000 setup / $150 monthly
4. EV & Upgrade Pipeline
Reactivation campaigns to past customers turn old job lists into tomorrow’s panel and EV-charger pipeline.
from $900 setup / $150 monthly
Custom builds
From $5,000, scoped after the audit.
These are the heavier systems for companies whose process has outgrown the defaults in their current apps.
- Quote-builder flow from site-visit notes to tracked follow-up
- Permit and inspection milestone tracking with customer updates
- Jobber and QuickBooks integration across quoting, scheduling, and invoicing
- Owner dashboard for quote win rate, days to close, and revenue by job type
FAQ
Common questions
Will automated follow-ups annoy customers?
They are spaced, polite, and stop when someone replies or opts out. Most lost quotes were forgotten, not rejected.
My work comes from word of mouth.
That is why reviews matter. The Review Machine turns word of mouth into proof Google can show before a referral calls.