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Price an electrical job with labor, parts and the visit

Show the call-out, the labor and the parts separately. A customer can then see what the estimate covers before they decide on the work.

Keep the inspection separate from the repair

A service call and a repair are not the same thing. Separate lines explain the visit even if the client decides not to proceed with the next step.

Name the work area or circuit

A brief note such as "kitchen outlets" or "garage lighting" gives the customer a useful reference without repeating the whole job description.

Lines included in this starting point

  • Service call and inspection
  • Electrical labor
  • Parts and fittings

Replace the examples with the work and prices agreed for the actual job.

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Your business
estimateEST-0001
Issued2026-08-30
Valid until2026-09-13
FromYour business
Bill toClient
DescriptionQtyRateTaxAmount
Subtotal$0.00
Discount$0.00
Tax$0.00
Total$0.00

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