01 / The customer request
“I want an EV charger in the garage. The panel is in the basement on the other side of the house.”
LightWork for Electrical
Bring the details into the light.
Turn a vague electrical request into a scope you can review, with the location, equipment, and access in view.
Explore with sample details. No account needed.
Built around your work
A better starting point for the next job.
Collect project detailsReview the scopePrepare your estimate
The details make the difference
A useful electrical estimate starts here.
Give the customer a clear starting point. Gather the context below, then use your judgment to work through what is known and what still needs a closer look.
Get the project scope checklist01
Work location and intended use
02
Photos of accessible equipment
03
Approximate route and distance
04
Existing fixtures or selected equipment
A electrical project, in practice
From “can you help?” to a clearer brief.
An illustrative project showing the information to bring into your estimate review.
02 / The project details
- Work location and intended use
- Photos of accessible equipment
- Approximate route and distance
- Existing fixtures or selected equipment
03 / Your scope review
Review the equipment and route, then confirm capacity and site requirements during assessment.
Your judgment. Your final quote.See LightWork in action
One workflow. Your way of working.
The product walkthrough shows the shared LightWork experience. Apply it to the electrical project details above.
Step 01
Set the context
Set your service details and job preferences around the electrical work you take on.
Step 02
Review the request
Bring the supplied project details into your review, identify open questions, and decide the next step.
Can this confirm panel capacity?
No. An intake organizes customer-provided information; an electrician must assess capacity, installation requirements, and the final scope.
How does LightWork fit into a electrical workflow?
LightWork helps collect project details, prepare estimates, and manage follow-up. Use the submitted information to review the scope and decide whether a call, site visit, or written estimate is the right next step.
Who decides the final scope and price?
You do. Customer details and an initial estimate are starting points for your review. Confirm measurements, conditions, materials, and exclusions before sending a final quote.
Can I explore the workflow before creating an account?
Yes. Open the sample project estimator to explore with sample details, or watch the product walkthrough below. Visit pricing for current plans and terms.
Less back-and-forth. More clarity.
Give your next electrical project a better starting point.
Collect the details. Review the scope. Make the next move yours.