AI Automation for Electricians
Electricians lose money in two places: calls they can't answer while working live circuits, and quotes they send and never chase. A panel upgrade quote that sits unanswered for two weeks usually goes to whoever called back first.
Most shops know follow-up matters. They just don't have anyone to do it. AI automation picks up the phone, books the walkthrough and runs quote follow-up without you thinking about it.
What AI handles for your electrical business
Call answering while you're on a job
A voice agent answers every call, separates safety issues like sparking outlets from routine work, and books estimates for panel upgrades, EV chargers and remodels.
Automatic quote follow-up
Every quote you send starts a sequence: a text two days later, an email with financing info at day five, and a final check-in at day twelve. Replies route straight to you.
Website chatbot for project intake
Visitors describe the job, upload photos of their panel and get a walkthrough booked. You show up knowing whether it's a 100 amp or 200 amp service.
Permit and inspection reminders
Workflows track permit status and remind customers about inspection windows, so jobs don't stall waiting on a homeowner to unlock the gate.
Review requests and referral asks
Finished jobs trigger a review request, and a month later a short note asking if they know anyone planning an EV charger or generator install.
What missed calls cost you
A panel upgrade typically runs $2,000 to $4,000, and a whole-home generator can top $10,000. If you send 20 quotes a month and closing just two more of them comes down to follow-up, that's $5,000 or more in monthly revenue you were already owed.
Quote follow-up is the cheapest growth lever an electrical contractor has. The automation costs less than a single extra closed panel job.
What it looks like day to day
A normal week looks different once this runs. Monday you send six quotes from the truck. By Wednesday, two homeowners have replied to the follow-up text with questions about permits, and your VA has answered both. Friday, one EV charger job signs online after the day-five email showed the federal tax credit details. Meanwhile the voice agent booked four new walkthroughs while you were wiring a basement. You didn't send a single follow-up yourself, yet every quote got three polite touches and the pipeline in your CRM reflects what's really happening.
A dedicated VA plus AI
Most agencies hand you a bot and walk away. We pair your automation with a dedicated virtual assistant who watches it every day. The AI answers, books and follows up around the clock; your VA reviews what came in, handles the conversations that need a human, fixes anything the bot got wrong and keeps your CRM clean. You get speed without losing the personal touch.
How setup works
Setup follows the same path for every client. We start with a call about where leads and hours leak today, then build the highest-payback automation first, usually call answering or follow-up. We test it on real scenarios from your business, connect it to the tools you already use and write a short playbook so you know exactly what it does. After launch we review results with you each month and tune scripts, timing and routing as you learn what works.
Pricing
Dedicated virtual assistants start at $20 an hour with a 40-hour minimum to get started. Voice agents, chatbots and workflows are scoped to your call and lead volume, and we quote them in writing before any work begins. No long contracts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will automated follow-up annoy customers?
Not when it's spaced out and sounds like you. We write the messages with you, stop the sequence the moment someone replies, and keep it to three or four touches.
Can the voice agent handle safety calls?
It recognizes keywords like burning smell or sparking, tells callers to shut off the breaker if safe, and escalates to you immediately. It never gives technical repair advice.
What software does this work with?
We connect to tools like Jobber, ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro and GoHighLevel. If you track quotes in a spreadsheet, we can work from that too.
How long does setup take?
Most electrical shops are live in two to three weeks. The quote follow-up workflow is usually first because it pays back fastest.
Automate your electrical business
Tell us where calls and leads slip through today, and we'll map the automations that would catch them first.