Electrical
From service call to signed estimate.
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, troubleshooting, quote fast, get it approved online, and keep every inspection and permit note on the job record.
Speed-to-lead wins the work, press Call now.
The work
Where electrical shops lose work.
Quotes take too long to go out
The lead cools off while the estimate sits in someone's truck.
Job details scattered
Permits, photos, and inspection notes live in five places.
Slow to get paid
Invoices go out late and follow-up is manual.
How Catch CRM helps
Built for how electrical shops run.
Quote the panel before the lead cools
Build the estimate at the panel with photos, send it for e-sign, and stop losing the upgrade to the electrician who quoted the same afternoon.
Keep permits and inspections on the job
Permit numbers, photos, and inspection notes attach to the job record, so nobody searches a truck for a piece of paper the day of the inspection.
Auto-call the service call
New leads are dialed and bridged to a live person in seconds, so a troubleshooting call does not roll to the next electrician on the list.
Invoice from the driveway
Take card or ACH on site, and the invoice syncs both ways with QuickBooks, so the paperwork is done before you pull out.
Automation templates
The flows we'd set up day one.
Electrical ROI
What faster follow-up pays back
Estimate only. Assumes a 20% lift in booked jobs from faster speed-to-lead and automated follow-up. Your results will vary.
Ready to run your electrical shop on Catch CRM?
Catch CRM for electrical: common questions
How fast can an electrician send an estimate?
Build it from your price-book on-site and send it for e-sign approval before the lead cools off.
Where do permits and inspection notes live?
On the job record, with photos, so nothing is scattered across five different places.
How fast are new leads auto-called?
In under 30 seconds with the autocall dialer, before they call the next electrician.
How much does it cost?
Free for 300 contacts and 3 users, then $30, $99, and $249 a month.