Electrical · Estimate template
Free Electrical Estimate Builder & Template
Fill in a electrical estimate in your browser and download a branded PDF instantly, pre-filled with the units this trade prices in. Free, no login, nothing saved.
Or just grab the blank version — no builder, no form:
What is in it
- Header block for your business name, licence number and contact details
- Customer and job-site address, kept separate — they are not always the same place
- Itemised scope with quantity, unit and unit price
- Good / better / best option columns, priced independently
- Exclusions section — the half that prevents the argument
- Validity period, so a price does not follow you into next season
- Acceptance line with a date
- Pre-filled electrical line items: Panel upgrade, 200A service (per each), Branch circuit, run and terminated (per circuit), Recessed fixture, supplied and set (per each), EV charger circuit and mount (per each), Permit and inspection coordination (per each), Troubleshooting (per hour)
About the free builder
Is the estimate builder actually free?
Yes. There is no account, no email and no payment to generate and download the PDF — Relayhand never sees what you type.
Is anything I type saved or sent anywhere?
No. Everything stays in your browser and nothing is uploaded, saved or emailed unless you separately sign up for Relayhand.
Can I send this estimate to my customer for a signature?
Not from this free tool directly — it only produces a PDF. A free Relayhand account can send the same estimate for e-signature and collect a deposit on the spot.
Why an electrician needs their own version
Service, circuits, panels and the inspections that follow them.
- Permits and inspections put a two-week gap between the work and the final payment.
- Panel upgrades are quoted per circuit and billed as one number, and reconciling the two is manual.
- Change orders on old wiring are constant and are almost never signed for.
Priced the way you price
A generic template makes you type the unit every time. This one already knows an electrician quotes in these:
This is a starting point, not legal advice. Contract law is a state matter and the terms that hold up in Tennessee are not the terms that hold up in California. Have a lawyer in your state read yours before you send it to a customer — once, and then it is done.
The rest of the paperwork
Or stop filling in templates
Relayhand builds the estimate from the job, sends it, gets it signed on the customer’s phone and takes the deposit. Same document, none of the retyping.
Free for 14 days, no card. See how it works