Electrical

Electrical contractor software for the service call and the project that follows it.

Service work is short visits; a panel upgrade or an EV charger install is a permit, a parts order and two site days. Most software does one well. Everglow does both on the same board.

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Today for a demo electrical company: 3 visits, 2 in the field, with each technician’s jobs and actions.

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How a electrical week actually goes

Built around the work, not around appointments

Short calls and multi-day jobs on one schedule

A tripped-breaker call is a 45-minute visit. A generator install is three visits over two weeks. Everglow schedules both as visits on a job, so the board is honest about who is free.

Parts and permits on the job, not in your head

Line items from a price book, notes for the permit number and inspection date, photos of the panel before and after — all on the job the customer is billed from.

Photos that settle arguments

Before-and-after photos attach to the visit. When a customer asks what you did behind the wall, the answer is on the invoice.

See it with real electrical data

Coquina Electric is a demo account you can open right now

A electrical company with a full board, clients, jobs and invoices, refreshed every morning so today's schedule is always today's. Sign in with trina@coquinaelectric.test and code 4141 — no signup, nothing to enter.

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Where the money leaks

What the Review finds in a electrical business

Everglow runs its questions against your own records and names the invoices. In this trade the usual answers are:

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Price

$149 a month. That is the whole price.

Unlimited users, no paid add-ons, QuickBooks Online sync and card payments included. One-person shops pay $49. No annual contract, no per-seat fees, no implementation fee. Pricing in full, or see how it compares to Jobber, Housecall Pro and Service Fusion.

Questions electrical companies ask

Can I schedule a two-day install as one job?

Yes. A job holds as many visits as it needs, each assigned and scheduled separately, and the invoice covers the whole job.

Does Everglow have a price book?

Yes. Set your parts and labor once; techs build quotes and invoices from it on the phone.

Is there a per-user fee?

No. $149 a month flat for the company.

Something else? Help has the setup and billing answers, or book fifteen minutes and ask a person.

Free calculators

Labor rate calculator and job margin calculator: free, no signup, with the working shown. All calculators →

Online booking

Take consultations and service calls online.

Customers pick a real open window for a consultation or service call, while panel upgrades and bigger projects stay requests your office confirms after a look. Nothing is charged online. How online booking works →