AI Consulting for Electrical Contractors

We do not replace the portal. We pre-fill it. The AI reads your estimate or scope document, drafts the application fields, and flags anything missing (service entrance size, panel type, inspection level). Your office manager or FSR reviews and submits through the official portal. It works the same way for municipal electrical permits in Vancouver, Burnaby, and Surrey, which issue their own. Elsewhere, including Richmond, electrical permits go through Technical Safety BC.

It's the most common setup, and it's usually where admin time is being wasted. We build separate intake and dispatch flows for each. Residential service prioritizes speed-of-booking and same-day response, connected to Jobber or ServiceTitan. Renovation and commercial work goes into a slower, proposal-driven pipeline connected to your PM tool. Same business, two clean workflows.

Low-voltage (data cabling, security, AV, home automation, smart-home) has a different search intent and buyer journey than line-voltage electrical work, although much of it still falls under the electrical code and may need a permit. We build dedicated pages, give each its own Service markup, and run separate local-SEO campaigns for each. A lot of contractors blur them together on one "services" page and lose both the specificity and the ranking.

Yes. At small shop size every admin hour you reclaim can go back into billable field time. We scope the automation to what you actually need (often permit pre-fill, inspection tracking, and a clean lead router), not an enterprise dispatch platform. A small-shop build is usually scoped at three to four weeks. We measure office hours on permits and scheduling first, so the saving is measured, not assumed.