JobOpsPro For Electrical Contractors: Dispatch, Estimates, And Inspections In One System

Electrical shops run two businesses at once: fast service calls that pay the bills this week, and larger projects — panel upgrades, EV chargers, generator installs — that fill the schedule for months. JobOpsPro handles both in one system, at $25 per user per month.

Service Calls On The Dispatch Board

Take the call in intake, capture the customer and service address, and drop the job on the board. Assign by skill so a licensed journeyman gets the panel work and an apprentice gets the fixture swap. Drive-time routing sequences the day, and the customer receives scheduled and en-route emails automatically.

Estimates Homeowners Actually Approve

Panel upgrades and rewires sell better with options. Build Good, Better, and Best tiers in the estimate — a straight panel replacement, a panel with surge protection, and a panel with surge protection plus a generator interlock — and let the homeowner approve and sign from an emailed link. Approved estimates convert to a scheduled job and an invoice without retyping anything.

Permits And Inspections

Attach permit numbers and inspection dates to the job, and use photos to document the finished panel, torque marks, and label schedule. When the inspector calls back three weeks later, the record is on the job, not in someone's truck.

Materials Off The Truck

Wire, breakers, boxes, and fittings get logged against the job as they are used. Stock levels drop, reorder thresholds trigger purchase orders, and job costing reflects what really went into the work instead of an estimate written from memory.

Recurring Work

Commercial lighting maintenance, generator service, and annual safety inspections can run as maintenance memberships. The system forecasts the next visit and puts it on the board so recurring revenue is scheduled instead of remembered.

What A Day Looks Like

A morning no-power call gets dispatched in under a minute. The technician arrives, diagnoses a failed main breaker, photographs the panel, writes a tiered estimate on the tablet, and gets a signature on the spot. Parts come off the truck stock, the job closes, and the invoice with a payment link is in the homeowner's inbox before the next stop.

Everything above is included in the flat price — no separate module for estimating, inventory, or customer notifications.