// ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SOFTWARE

Margin per job, rough-in to trim-out.

Bid the job in sections, clock the crew against it, and watch labor-to-date against plan through every phase. When gear sits in a warehouse and the GC slides the schedule, you see the cost of waiting in dollars. Peer reviews and certs show which electricians to build your crew around.

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The outlined part of the screen is shown again, larger. Clearwater Electric (demo company) — Riverbend Office Park — Tenant Fit-out Electrical, job details: 47.1% complete with 1,298.9h of 2,900h logged, 44% of the budget used ($226,814 of $515,264), and $45,676 gross profit to date at a 16.8% margin, shown in amber just under its 17% target; $272,491 earned on a $640,000 contract — web app
BUDGET USED
44% · 47% done
HOURS LOGGED
1,298.9h of 2,900h
MARGIN TO DATE vs TARGET
16.8% vs 17%

01 — Built for electrical crews

Where it earns its keep on electrical jobs

Three problems that show up on the closeout report. Here is where the app catches each one earlier.

Rough-in ran long; trim-out pays for it

Phase-level costing shows rough-in eating hours mid-job — not after trim-out inherits the shortage. Re-crew, re-sequence, or price the change order while it still changes the outcome.

Journeymen and apprentices at different burn rates

Hours cost the job at each worker's rate, so a journeyman-heavy week shows up in the number, and staffing the mix becomes a margin decision you can see.

Keep the journeymen you trained

Track licenses, NFPA 70E refreshers and lift cards with expiry alerts — and use 360° peer reviews to spot who is ready to run a crew before a competitor poaches them.

02 — Job costing

Electrical job costing software without the spreadsheet seance

The estimate's sections become the job's phases, labor lines become tasks with hours, and the field's clock-ins price the work as it happens. No Sunday-night spreadsheet reconciling three tools.

Electrical contractors ask

Can foremen see their crew's hours without seeing company financials?

Yes — roles control who sees money. Put foremen on the Manager role: they see their crew and its hours, while job margins and the financial cards only show for the General Manager and Admin roles.

Does it work for both TI work and service calls?

Yes. Multi-phase jobs fit buildouts; single-task jobs fit service. Both feed the same live-costing engine and the same timesheets.

// Also built for

Priced per user, whatever your size.

Electrical crews of any size: $2–5 per user per month, priced on this site, no sales call. Your first live margin number is one clocked shift away.

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