Sheet E-201 / Sequence of work
How a job runs.
Every job is the same five sheets, in the same order. You always know which one you are on, what happens next and what it costs. No step starts until you have signed off on the one before.
The five sheets.
Each sheet is a step with a clear end. The box under each one says what you will actually see or hold.
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1
The call
Ten minutes on the phone with an electrician. We ask what you want, how old the house is and what size your panel says on the label.
You will seeA time for the site visit, usually within three business days.Sheet 1 of 5 -
2
Site visit and drawing
About 45 minutes. We open the panel, measure the run, check the attic and the crawl space, and sketch the job on site.
You will seeA clean drawing of the work, with the route and every new circuit.Sheet 2 of 5 -
3
Written fixed price
Within two business days. Labour, parts, permit and patching in one number. It holds unless the scope changes, and you sign off on any change first.
You will seeOne page with the price, the drawing and a start date.Sheet 3 of 5 -
4
Install
We pull the permit, show up when we said, cover floors and work room by room. Most chargers take a day. Panel swaps take one day plus the utility.
You will seeA text when we arrive, a photo of the open work and a text when we leave.Sheet 4 of 5 -
5
Inspection
We book the city inspector and meet them on site. If anything needs a fix, we fix it at no cost and book the re-inspection.
You will seeThe signed permit card, an updated panel schedule and your drawing.Sheet 5 of 5
When the job changes.
Walls hide things. If we open a wall and find a spliced knob and tube run or a beam where the drawing says a stud bay, we stop. We show you, redraw the route and give you the new price in writing before any extra work starts.
It does not happen often. The site visit is long because we would rather find the surprise on day one.
What you need to do
- Clear a path to the panel and the work area.
- Tell us about pets, gate codes and parking.
- Be reachable by phone during the install.
Prices for the common jobs are on the rates page. Ready to start? Request a site visit.