A panel upgrade is a considered purchase. It is won on the follow-up.
Quote follow-up that wins panel upgrades, rewires and EV charger jobs, for electrical contractors across west Miami-Dade.
You did not lose on price
Electrical work in west Miami-Dade is mostly houses from the fifties and sixties. Their original wiring has reached the end of what it can carry.
So the money is not in the emergency call. It is in the panel upgrade, the rewire, the EV charger, the generator. Jobs that get quoted once and then decided over two or three weeks.
Three companies quote it. Two never follow up. The homeowner signs with the one who called back. The other two think they lost on price.
Eight tools, one job board built for slow decisions
Quote follow-up that runs for weeks on a set schedule and stops the moment the customer replies, books, or texts STOP.
A text back within a minute of the missed call, so a service call does not go to the next electrician on the list while you are in an attic.
Permit and inspection dates kept on the job record, so nothing stalls waiting on somebody to remember.
Job history on the house: what was replaced, when, and what the panel can and cannot carry now.
Tracks who referred the job, because in this market most work comes through a past customer or another trade.
A clean hand-off to Housecall Pro, Jobber or ServiceTitan with the address and quote already attached.
Job board steps we set up for this trade
Spanish stays Spanish, start to finish
The homeowner deciding on a $15,000 rewire is often more comfortable reading the quote in Spanish, even when the first call was in English.
Language is saved per person, so the quote, the reminders and the scheduling all arrive in the language that person actually uses. Both versions come from one setup and cannot drift apart.
What we do about the texting rules
Automatic follow-up is exactly what federal texting law (the TCPA) covers. And phone carriers block business texts from numbers that are not registered.
We register your number during setup. Every text carries your company name and a STOP option. Quiet hours are set. The messages stop when somebody replies or books.
Your customers' permission to be texted is yours to keep. That is stated plainly on the Texting Rules page, not buried.
We are not lawyers and this is not legal advice. Your rules, your training and your team are yours.
Read the full texting rules →Software we connect to
We confirm each one on the call before you sign anything. This is a starting point, not a certified list.
Built for west Miami-Dade. Works across South Florida.
Each area loses work in its own way, so each page says something specific and true about it.
Sweetwater
Dense and mostly rented. Emergency calls where the buyer is a landlord or a manager, and the job goes to whoever answers.
West Miami
A square mile of 1950s houses on original panels and cast iron. Referral work, and quotes that close over weeks.
Fontainebleau
Condo and association work, where the caller is a property manager with several vendors per trade.
Hialeah, Kendall, Westchester and Doral have their own pages too. Outside those? The setup is the same, and it works anywhere in South Florida. See all four trades.
Questions we get on this call
It fits here better than in a pure emergency trade. Most of what this does is quote follow-up, and that is where quoted work is won or lost.
As long as you set it. Usually two to four weeks for a panel or a rewire. It stops the moment the customer replies.
The dates live on the job record with reminders. It is not a permit system. It just keeps jobs from stalling quietly.
Yes. They get their own board with their own steps and follow-up, because they close on a different rhythm than service calls.
Three quotes went out. One gets followed up.
Let us look at how many more quotes you would close if every estimate got a second and third follow-up.
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