Electrical estimate templates for US electricians
Spreadsheets that write your electrical quotes.
For US electricians. Type the job in. Get the quote, the invoice and your profit. Sales tax added for you. $29.99.
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Built for how US electricians work
Per-device pricing that adds up
Residential electricians often price per opening: receptacles, switches, fixtures, circuits. The price book builds each per-device price from your hourly rate and the part, so the number always covers your time.
Permits and inspections, never missed
Rough-in, cover and final inspections across a dozen open jobs are easy to lose. One list shows what has passed and what is waiting on the inspector.
Service upgrades with the maths shown
The load calculator follows the NEC 220.82 optional method for dwellings, line by line, so the service size on your quote has its working attached. Your inspector still has the final say.
Tax and paperwork, done right
The US edition follows the rules that apply where you work.
- Code edition
- States adopt different editions of the NEC. Write the edition your jurisdiction enforces on the quote.
- Licensing
- Most states license electrical contractors. Many require the license number on bids, contracts and vehicles.
- Sales tax
- Labor on electrical work in a home is untaxed in most states, but a few tax it. Materials are often taxed at purchase.
- Permits
- Panel changes, new circuits and service upgrades almost always need a permit. Keep the fee as its own line.
What you get
4 spreadsheets. Each one comes blank, plus a filled example and a printable PDF.
Electrician Quote, Invoice & Price Book
Your real hourly rate, a per-device price book, and one-page quotes and invoices.
Residential Service Load Calculator (NEC 220.82)
NEC 220.82 calculated load, amps, and the service size it needs.
Electrical Permit & Inspection Tracker
Open permits, inspections passed, and what is about to expire.
Voltage Drop & Wire Size Calculator (AWG)
Drop for every AWG size and the smallest one inside your limit.
Every template is an .xlsx file that opens in Excel 2016 or newer and in Google Sheets, with a filled example (made-up sample data, clearly labelled) and a printable PDF. Built with AI assistance, checked by hand.
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Electrician Hourly Rate Calculator (US)
Start from what you want to take home, add what it costs to run the truck and the business, and divide by the hours you can actually bill.
Open the calculatorQuestions
How do electricians price per device?
Work out how long the device takes, including setup and cleanup, multiply by your hourly rate and add the part with your markup. A receptacle that takes 20 minutes at $110 an hour is about $37 of labor before the part.
What hourly rate should an electrician charge?
Enough to cover your pay, the truck, insurance, tools and the hours you cannot bill. The free electrician hourly rate calculator works it out.
Does the load calculator replace the inspector?
No. It lays out the NEC 220.82 optional calculation so you and the inspector can check it. Your jurisdiction's adopted code edition and the inspector decide the service size.
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USA (Sales Tax)
Everything for your electrical jobs.
$29.99
- Electrician Quote, Invoice & Price Book
- Residential Service Load Calculator (NEC 220.82)
- Electrical Permit & Inspection Tracker
- Voltage Drop & Wire Size Calculator (AWG)
4 spreadsheets · Excel and Google Sheets · blank, filled example and printable PDF
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