Generate professional electrical proposals that include permits, code references, fixture lists, and labor breakdowns. Looks like it came from a senior estimator, not a Word doc.
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The 5 biggest proposal problems electrical pros run into.
Forgetting to itemize the permit fee, inspection callbacks, and AHJ-specific requirements eats your margin. AI prompts you for these.
'Wire the basement' means 4 different things to 4 different homeowners. A line-by-line scope kills change-order arguments.
'Light fixture allowance: $500' needs explaining. The AI generates clear allowance language so clients know what they're paying for.
Panel swap, mast, meter base, ground rod, permits, utility coordination. Easy to forget a line — and lose money.
Citing 'per NEC 210.8(A)' in your scope tells the client you're a pro. AI includes code references where appropriate.
Here's what a electrical pricing table looks like in ProposalPro.
| Description | Amount |
| Remove existing wiring, demo as needed | $1,200 |
| New 200A service & main panel (Square D QO) | $2,800 |
| Romex wiring throughout (NM-B 12/14 AWG) | $3,400 |
| Outlets, switches, GFCI/AFCI per code | $1,600 |
| Fixture installation (allowance: $800) | $1,400 |
| Permits, inspections, utility coordination | $900 |
| TOTAL | $11,300 |
From job details to signed proposal in 3 simple steps.
Client name, project address, electrical scope, materials, labour, and payment terms.
Claude AI generates a professional electrical proposal with scope, inclusions, exclusions, and pricing — in about 15 seconds.
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Yes — the AI will reference relevant NEC sections (e.g. 210.8 for GFCI, 210.12 for AFCI, 250.50 for grounding) when they apply to the scope you describe. This shows the homeowner you know your trade and reassures inspectors.
Yes. The AI adapts language for commercial scope (e.g. EMT conduit, 277V lighting, panelboard schedules) when you indicate commercial. For commercial jobs, the Legal template adds standard exclusions and prevailing-wage clauses where applicable.
Mention 'fixture allowance' in the scope and the AI structures it as a clear allowance line with the amount and what it covers. This way if the homeowner picks $2,000 chandeliers, you have written backup that the upgrade is on their tab.
Yes — service upgrades are one of the most common uses. The AI itemizes the panel, mast, meter base, grounding, permit, utility disconnect/reconnect coordination, and inspection so nothing is missed.
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