Free Electrical Estimate Generator

Build electrical estimates with line items for wiring, panels, outlets, fixtures, and labor. Download a professional PDF estimate instantly.

  • 17 pre-built electrical line items
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Your Company Name

123 Main St

Estimate

Electrical Line Items

Romex wireper linear ft
Outlets / receptaclesper each
Light switchesper each
Circuit breakerper each

+ 13 more items →

Total$X,XXX.XX
17 pre-built line items
Instant PDF download
Under 5 minutes to complete

Everything You Need to Estimate Electrical Jobs

Built for contractors who want professional estimates without the learning curve

Electrical Line Items

Pre-built items for Romex wire, outlets, switches, breakers, panels, and fixtures — organized by materials, labor, and permits.

Wire Gauge Specs

Specify wire gauge and type (14/2 vs. 12/2 Romex) for each circuit so your estimate is inspection-ready.

Panel Upgrade Detail

Document panel size, brand, and circuit count for service upgrades with load calculation references.

GFCI & Code Items

Dedicated line items for GFCI outlets, AFCI breakers, and other code-required devices so nothing gets missed.

Fixture Allowances

Set fixture allowance amounts or mark items as homeowner-supplied to prevent install-day confusion.

Permit & License Info

Include permit fees, inspection costs, and your electrical license number directly on the estimate.

How to Create Your Electrical Estimate

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Step 1:

Select electrical to load pre-built line items

Step 2:

Add quantities, prices, and company details

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What's Included: Electrical Line Items

Pre-loaded line items so you don't start from scratch. Customize everything in the generator.

Materials

  • Romex wire
  • Outlets / receptacles
  • Light switches
  • Circuit breaker

+ 7 more

Labor

  • Rough-in labor
  • Finish labor
  • Panel work
  • Fixture installation

Other

  • Permit
  • Inspection fee

Create your electrical estimate now

All 17 line items pre-loaded. Fill in your prices, download as PDF.

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Who Uses This

Built for electrical contractors and businesses of every size

Panel Upgrades

Create detailed estimates for 100A to 200A service upgrades with utility coordination and inspection costs.

Remodel Rough-Ins

Bid the electrical scope for kitchen or bathroom remodels with circuit counts, outlet placement, and lighting.

Whole-House Rewires

Build room-by-room estimates for knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring replacement projects.

EV Charger Installs

Price Level 2 EV charger installations including dedicated circuit, conduit run, and NEMA outlet.

Lighting Projects

Estimate recessed lighting layouts, under-cabinet lights, or landscape lighting with per-fixture pricing.

Commercial Build-Outs

Generate estimates for office or retail electrical with data runs, dedicated circuits, and emergency lighting.

Common Questions

How do I estimate electrical costs?+

Count the number of circuits, outlets, switches, and fixtures. Calculate wire footage based on runs from the panel. Add labor hours for rough-in and finish, plus panel work if applicable. Include permits and inspection fees. Residential electrical work typically costs $50-$100 per outlet/switch point installed.

What markup should I charge for electrical work?+

Licensed electricians typically mark up 40-60%. Electrical work carries significant liability (fire risk), requires ongoing education and expensive insurance. Your hourly rate should be $75-$150+ depending on your market and experience level.

What should an electrical estimate include?+

Include wire type and gauge, number of circuits, all devices (outlets, switches, fixtures), panel work, permit and inspection fees, a load calculation for panel upgrades, and clear scope boundaries (who provides fixtures, what's excluded). Include your license number.

Do I need a permit for electrical work?+

In most jurisdictions, yes. Any new circuits, panel changes, or significant alterations require a permit and inspection. Always include permit and inspection fees in your estimate. Working without a permit exposes you to liability and can create problems for the homeowner at resale.

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