SprigDeal is estimate and follow-up software for electrical contractors who quote fixture installation, panel upgrades, rewiring and EV charger installs. Start from a ready-made electrical estimate, adjust it to the job, send the customer a private link and let SprigDeal follow up automatically until they accept or decline.
Start from an electrical estimate template
New electrical estimates in SprigDeal open with this starter template. Every line, quantity and price is editable; the amounts are examples, not price recommendations.
| Lighting installation | Qty | Example price |
|---|---|---|
| Electrical inspection | 1 | $85 |
| Installation labor | 3 | $345 |
| Materials & supplies | 1 | $90 |
| Example total | $520 |
Supply and install customer-selected fixtures.
What should an electrical estimate include?
- An inspection or assessment line.
- Installation labor by hours and rate.
- Materials and supplies, and whether customer-selected fixtures are included.
- Permit and inspection fees required by your local code.
- Patching and painting after wiring work, or a note that it is excluded.
When to follow up on an electrical estimate
Small installs are quick decisions; follow up after 2 days. Panel upgrades and EV charger installs often wait on utility or HOA questions, so allow 5–7 days. In SprigDeal you set the follow-up date per estimate, and the reminder email is cancelled automatically if the customer decides first.
How SprigDeal fits an electrical business
- Quote on site or at the office. SprigDeal runs in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer.
- Send a clear estimate. The customer gets an email with a private link to a mobile-friendly estimate and a PDF.
- Follow up without chasing. One polite follow-up email goes out on the date you choose if the customer has not answered.
- Win or close it. The customer accepts or declines online and you get an email. Your pipeline shows open, won and lost estimates.
SprigDeal focuses on estimates and follow-ups. It does not handle dispatching, routing, invoicing or payroll. See how estimates work or browse all supported industries.
Frequently asked questions
What should an electrical estimate include?
An electrical estimate should cover assessment, installation labor, materials, permit and inspection fees, and whether drywall patching is included, with a clear total.
Should permit fees be on the estimate?
Yes. Listing permit and inspection fees as separate lines avoids surprises and shows the customer the work will be done to code.
How much does SprigDeal cost for an electrical business?
SprigDeal has one plan for every trade: $29.99 USD per month or $299.90 USD per year, with taxes calculated at checkout. You can cancel anytime.