JobSiteCore for electricians

Quote the panel change before you leave the driveway

You can swap a panel in a day, but writing the quote still eats your evening. JobSiteCore starts an electrical company with a priced list already loaded — service call, 200A panel upgrade, Level 2 EV charger, GFCI — and an AI that drafts quotes by the trade’s rules, so a receptacle swap comes back as a couple of lines and a standby generator comes back sized like the job it is.

Updated September 26, 2026

Where the evenings go — and what changes

The price book is the wall

Most tools are empty until you spend weeks loading items and labor. Here the company is created with an electrical list already priced, so the next quote goes out from real numbers, and you adjust them to your market as you go.

A device swap shouldn’t read like a remodel

The AI that drafts your quotes is told the honest counts for the trade: a service call is two to five lines, a device or fixture swap one to four, a panel upgrade five to ten, a standby generator eight to fourteen, a whole-house rewire twenty to forty.

The same job priced three ways

When every quote starts from the same priced lines — with Service, Wiring & Devices, Lighting, Panels & Service and EV & Backup Power at the top of every pricing screen — the panel swap costs the same on Friday as it did on Tuesday.

Quotes written the way you bid

Sections are the room or the system area — Kitchen, Service & Panel, Attic / Rough-In — so service, panel and grounding work never lands under a bedroom. And the lines use the trade’s units:

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supply-and-install: a fixture line already includes the fixture, so nothing gets billed twice
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troubleshooting and diagnostic time
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wire, conduit and trenching
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packaged work

What an Electrical company starts with

Sections of a job

You quote by room and by floor — Kitchen · Living Room · Master Bedroom and 10 more, across Main Level · Level 2 · Level 3 and 5 more.

Phases on the schedule

Planning & Design · Permits & Approvals · Demolition · Foundation · Framing · Rough-Ins (Plumbing/Electrical) — and the rest of the standard construction schedule.

Equipment you track — shown in the app as Assets
  • Main Panel
  • Sub Panel
  • Generator
  • Transfer Switch
  • EV Charger
  • Transformer
  • UPS
  • Lighting Control Panel
  • Fire Alarm Panel
  • Motor / VFD
Your price book on day one

13 priced line items, loaded the moment your company is created — a working price book before your first quote.

  • Service call / diagnosticea$150
  • Panel upgrade — 200Aea$2,800
  • Electrician laborhr$95

Your trade’s categories come first: Service · Repairs · Wiring & Devices · Lighting · Panels & Service · EV & Backup Power · Safety · Inspections · Permits & Fees · Labor · Electrical

How your quotes come out

The AI here was taught the trade’s rules, not just the trade’s name. A fixture line is supply-and-install so nothing gets billed twice, panel and grounding work files under Service & Panel instead of a bedroom, and every bid is sized to the job — a service call is a few lines, a standby generator runs eight to fourteen, and the NEC articles that apply get called out. Panels, generators, transfer switches and EV chargers save as equipment on the property, so the second visit starts with the history.

Read straight from the app’s own setup for Electrical companies. Starting prices are yours to edit.

Questions from electricians

Does JobSiteCore come with an electrical price book?

Yes. An electrical company is created with 13 priced line items across service, panels & service, wiring & devices, lighting, ev & backup power, safety, and labor. The prices are starting points: edit them to your market and quote from them the same day.

Will the AI pad a service call into a big bid?

No. It is told the honest line counts for electrical work — a service call runs two to five lines, a panel upgrade five to ten, an EV charger four to eight — and it does not invent drywall patching or put a permit line on a device swap.

Do quotes reference the electrical code?

The AI works from the 2023 NEC cycle and calls out the articles that apply: GFCI and AFCI protection, load calculations, grounding, EV charging equipment and standby systems. It states the code basis it assumed; your inspector still has the final word.

Can I keep a record of the equipment at a property?

Yes. Main Panel, Sub Panel, Generator, Transfer Switch, and EV Charger save as equipment on the property, so the second visit starts with the history.