CRM for electrical contractors
- Cost-based price for this task
- $462.59
- Loaded labor cost per hour
- $47.52
- Overhead per billable hour
- $59.83
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A CRM for electrical contractors is a property ledger before it is anything else: each address with its panel, its service size and install year, the circuits added, the equipment on maintenance, the estimates given and their fate, and the conversations that were had at the door and will be worth reopening. The free tools on this site do the pricing, the estimating and the invoicing without an account; BreakerDesk Pro keeps the property record and the schedule for the whole crew at one price rather than per seat.
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Properties, not contacts
One customer can be one house, a landlord with fourteen units, or a property manager with a hundred. Contacts-and-deals collapses that into a name and a number; properties-with-equipment is what makes the recall list and the upgrade forecast fall out of the same data.
The conversations that become jobs
The EV charger asked about, the hot tub planned for spring, the recommendation declined this year: each is a dated note against the property, and the weekly list reopens them at the right moment. That list is the CRM paying for itself.
The property record
The field that earns the software its keep is the panel record per property, the service size and the age, the circuits added and when, because that is what tells you who needs an upgrade conversation before the next big load goes in. A software package whose answer to the panel record is a notes field is a generic product with a trade logo.
The schedule and the price shape
The day booked from the records as much as from the phone: the recommended upgrades, the follow-ups on unaccepted estimates, the annual service checks. From the vendors' own pricing pages: Tradify lists Lite at $47, Pro at $51 and Plus at $61 per user per month; Jobber lists Core at $49 per month for one user with additional users at $29 each; Housecall Pro lists Basic at $59 per month billed annually or $79 monthly. BreakerDesk Pro is $47 per month for the whole crew.
CRM for electrical contractors: common questions
Is there a free way to start?
The electrician tools on this site, the price book, the estimate calculator and the invoicing software, run with no account and no card. Pro is the record and the schedule for the crew.
Is it priced per user?
Most vendors charge per seat; BreakerDesk Pro is one price for the whole crew.
What should the software hold per property?
The service size and the panel's age, the circuits added and when, and what was recommended and declined. That record is where the next job comes from.
Will it do what you need for CRM for electrical contractors?
Tell us what your business needs and we will tell you straight whether BreakerDesk Pro does it today, whether it is coming, or whether you are better off with something else. A person reads these and replies.