Electrical contractors win more bids
when their follow-up is automatic.
Residential service calls, commercial bid processes, and ongoing maintenance contracts all running in the same system. Most electrical CRMs can't handle that complexity. We build ones that can.
Electrical contractors are leaving bids
on the table every week.
Commercial electrical work has a real sales cycle. Bid submitted, decision maker goes quiet, two weeks pass, you follow up once, no response, you move on. Meanwhile the job is still being decided and the contractor who checked in one more time gets it. That's a CRM problem, not a sales problem.
On the residential side, the issue is different. Service calls come in, get dispatched, and then disappear from the system. No follow-up for larger work that was identified on the call, no review request, no upsell for panel upgrades or generator quotes that came up in conversation.
The electrical contractor who follows up three times wins the commercial bid.
Your CRM should be sending those follow-ups while you're on the job.
We build commercial bid pipelines with automated follow-up sequences, residential service workflows with upsell capture, and permit tracking so nothing falls through on active projects.
What we build for
electrical contractors.
Electrical CRM setup separates residential service from commercial sales and builds the right workflow for each.
Every commercial bid enters a tracked pipeline stage with automated follow-up at day 3, day 10, and day 21. Decision makers get touched consistently without your team managing it manually.
Learn more →Techs log identified issues from service calls directly in the CRM. Each logged issue triggers a follow-up quote sequence so panel upgrades, generator quotes, and rewiring estimates don't disappear after the call.
Learn more →Active project stages tracked in the CRM with permit submission dates, inspection scheduling, and approval status so project managers see everything in one place.
Learn more →Commercial bids need follow-up.
Service calls need speed.
Your CRM should handle both.
Electrical contracting runs two completely different sales cycles: fast-turn residential service and slow-burn commercial bidding. Most CRM setups treat them the same. And lose revenue on both sides.
Commercial vs. residential audit
We separate your bid pipeline from your service call workflow. We look at how long bids sit without follow-up, where residential leads get dropped, and what your team is doing manually that shouldn't be.
Build for both revenue types
Commercial bid pipeline with multi-stage follow-up, residential service automation with same-day response, callback sequences for estimates that didn't close, and internal alerts for high-value bids approaching decision time.
Bids get followed up, service calls close faster
Commercial jobs don't fall through the cracks while you're on-site. Residential customers get same-day automated responses. Your pipeline tells you exactly what's in progress and what needs attention today.
Commercial electrical bids that receive 3 or more follow-up touchpoints close at 2.4x the rate of single-touch bids. Most electrical contractors send one email and wait.
What electrical contractor operations look like
before and after Pear.
Residential and commercial jobs have different cycles. Your CRM should reflect that.
Questions from
electrical contractors owners.
"The commercial bid follow-up system won us two jobs in month one that we would have lost to no follow-up. The automation just keeps checking in until we get a decision."
Stop leaving commercial bids to chance.
Book a free assessment. We'll show you exactly how much electrical revenue is sitting in unbid follow-up and what it would take to recover it.
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