A real electrical estimate with the lines clients want to see before you start — the service call, labour, the new circuit and every part. Download it free, or make yours on your phone and send it by text or email.

The lines people in this trade add most often in Wow Invoice. Save them once and they’re there for every estimate and invoice.
| Line item | Unit | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Labour | hour | The most common line on electrical invoices |
| Installation | item or job | A new circuit, a fixture, a panel |
| Cable | foot or metre | Say the type, e.g. 12/2 NM-B |
| Outlets / sockets | each | Note GFCI where you used it |
| Switches | each | Single-pole, 3-way, dimmer |
| Junction boxes | each | |
| Conduit | foot or metre | PVC or metal |
| Service call | job | A fixed fee to come out and diagnose |
Count the outlets, measure the cable runs and check the panel before you price. Most surprises on electrical jobs are behind the wall.
Give a fixed price for installs you know well and an hourly rate with an estimate of hours for fault-finding. Say which is which.
Copper and breaker prices move. A 30-day validity date protects you if the client waits.
Wow Invoice turns this template into a 1-minute estimate: pick the design, add your logo, tap your saved items, and send it by text or email. When the client says yes, one tap turns it into the invoice.
Many electricians quote small jobs free and charge a service-call fee for fault-finding or large jobs, credited back if the client goes ahead. Put it on the estimate so it is clear.
Yes. Download the PDF example for free. The Wow Invoice app is free to download too, and makes estimates and invoices on your phone.
You send it from the app by text or email, and the client signs it to say yes. Then you turn it into an invoice with one tap.
Yes. When the client says yes, turn the estimate into an invoice with one tap, with the same items and prices.