Electrician Flat Rate Price Book System, 309 Services, Break Even Calculator, Quote Builder, Excel and Google Sheets, Instant Download

Most electricians price a job off what they charged last time. This is the file that replaces the guess.

Fill in the calculator once with your real overhead, your vehicles, your wages and your billable hours. It works out what an hour on the job actually costs you. From that one number every price in the book is built, all 309 of them, and they follow you from there. Put your insurance up, every price moves. Hire a helper, every price moves.

Then you pick a service, the three prices fill in, and you hand the customer a proposal with Good, Better and Best on it and a line to sign.

Already running Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan or Jobber? The whole book exports straight into them. One row per service, with the import steps written out for each platform.

WHAT IS IN IT

One Excel file, eight tabs:

Start Here, a menu that jumps you to any tab
Job Entry, pick a service and the prices fill themselves in
Presentation, the three-option proposal your customer reads and signs
Job Log, one line per quote so you still have it when they call back
Flat Rate Book, 309 services in 18 categories, priced Good / Better / Best
Cost Breakdown, your hours, material and profit on every service
Software Export, one row per service for Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan and Jobber
Calculator, your break-even and recommended rate from your own numbers

Covering outlets and receptacles, switches and dimmers, light fixtures, ceiling fans, panels and breakers, service upgrades, dedicated circuits, EV chargers, generators and transfer switches, grounding and bonding, smoke and CO detectors, appliance hookups, outdoor and landscape lighting, inspections and diagnostics, repairs and troubleshooting.

HOW THE PRICING WORKS

Your labor cost per man-hour comes out of your own numbers. Your overhead multiplier comes out of your own numbers. The book bills at a flat rate premium over your break-even, and it tells you what that premium is and warns you if you ever drop under break-even. Nothing is hidden and nothing is hard coded.

IT EXPORTS INTO YOUR FIELD SERVICE SOFTWARE

There is a Software Export tab built for import wizards. One row per service, 309 of them, with Code, Industry, Category, Name, Price, Cost, Unit, Better Price and Best Price. Every figure on it is a live formula, so it always matches your current rate.

The import steps are written on the tab. Housecall Pro, where the Industry field has to read Electrical exactly or the upload fails. ServiceTitan, which rejects any file with a column added or removed, so you paste into their own template. Jobber and anything similar, under Products and Services.

Save the tab as a CSV and upload it. No retyping 309 services into a web form.

ALSO INCLUDED, $120 OF TOOLS THAT SELL SEPARATELY

Contractor Customer Manager, $49.99 on its own. Thirteen tabs and a thousand customer rows. A lead pipeline so you know which estimates are still open, a quote tracker, a communication log, a review tracker, and an Action Center showing what is overdue, what is due this week and what is coming in the next thirty days. Thirty message templates for follow-ups, review asks and reminders. Ten example customers are loaded so you can see it working before you type anything.

Job Profitability Tracker, $49.99 on its own. Twelve tabs and a thousand job rows. You log what a job actually cost you against what you charged, and it shows margin per job, per job type and per customer, plus labor efficiency and how your material markup is really performing. The price book tells you what to charge. This tells you whether it worked.

NEC Electrician Code Quick Reference, $19.99 on its own. Sixteen tabs covering wire sizing and ampacity, conduit fill, box fill, grounding, GFCI and AFCI, service and feeder, branch circuits, motor circuits, dwelling load calcs, common violations, inspection checklist, receptacle and switch layout, panel scheduling, EV and solar, and conversions.

WHO IT IS FOR

Residential electricians running service work. One van or a few. If you have ever quoted a panel upgrade by feel and wondered afterwards whether you made money on it, this is for you.

WHAT YOU GET

Four files, one instant download:

The Electrician Flat Rate System, one Excel workbook, eight tabs
The Contractor Customer Manager
The Job Profitability Tracker
The NEC Electrician Code Quick Reference

Bought separately that is $288.95.

Works in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers and LibreOffice. No subscription, no login, no monthly fee. Buy it once and it is yours.

Built by a working electrician, in the trade since 2007.

NOTE: this is a digital download. Nothing ships. Prices in the file are an example calibration until you put your own numbers in, which takes about twenty minutes.