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Electrical quotation software for contractors

Quote the way electrical work is measured: per point for wiring, per board for distribution, per set for earthing, with testing and handover as their own line. GST per line, costs kept private, a PDF the customer can accept from their phone.

Sharma Electricals

Quotation

Valid 15 days

Prepared for

Meridian Workspaces Pvt. Ltd.

Electrical Works — Supply, Installation, Testing and Commissioning

ItemQtyAmount
Main distribution board with MCBs and RCCB1 nos₹28,500
Sub-distribution boards2 nos₹15,600
Light point wiring (concealed, FRLS copper)40 point₹38,000
Power point wiring, 6/16 A with modular switch-socket36 point₹52,200
AC point wiring with 20 A DP switch8 point₹23,200
Subtotal
₹1,57,500
CGST 9%
₹14,175
SGST 9%
₹14,175
Total
₹1,85,850

Sample quantities and prices are illustrative placeholders, not validated market rates. Edit every figure before sending.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Count the points

    From the layout: light, fan, power, AC. Enter the counts against per-point rates from your catalogue.

  2. Step 2

    Add boards, earthing and testing

    Main and sub-distribution boards, chemical earthing, testing and handover documents as lines.

  3. Step 3

    Set brands and terms

    Brand placeholders in line details; 'or equivalent' and joint measurement in commercial terms.

  4. Step 4

    Send and convert

    Branded PDF or a link. Convert to invoice at measured quantities when the job is done.

Point-wise rates, the way the trade quotes

The electrical template quotes wiring per point with the switchgear included, boards per unit and earthing per set. Rates below are illustrative placeholders from the template; your catalogue holds your real rates and costs so a new quotation is mostly counting.

How the catalogue and margins work
Point typeSample qtyIllustrative rate
Light point wiring (concealed, FRLS copper)40₹950
Power point wiring, 6/16 A with modular switch-socket36₹1,450
AC point wiring with 20 A DP switch8₹2,900

Illustrative placeholders, not market rates. Edit every figure before sending.

Why electrical quotations go wrong

Electrical quotations fail in three predictable ways. The point count changes after the interior designer revises the layout, and the old total survives in the document. The brand is left vague, and the customer expects a premium switch for a budget rate. And the scope boundary with civil work is unstated, so chasing and making good become an argument. The template addresses each: quantities are editable with the total recomputed on every change, brand placeholders sit in the line details next to an “or equivalent approved by the customer” clause, and the assumptions section states that civil work is in the customer's scope unless listed.

Boards, earthing and protection

Distribution boards are where the real engineering sits and where customers least understand what they are paying for. Quote the main board and each sub-board as a line with the way count, protection (MCB, RCCB) and enclosure rating in the details. Quote earthing per set with the method named. The deliverables section promises a single-line diagram and circuit schedule for each board, which is what a good contractor hands over anyway and what distinguishes your quotation from a cheaper one.

Testing and handover as a paid line

Insulation resistance, earth resistance and polarity testing take time and produce a report the customer should keep. The template lists testing and commissioning as a line item and the report, diagram and warranty card as deliverables, so the customer sees both the cost and the value. It is also the natural trigger for the final payment milestone.

Margins on labour and material

Per-point rates bundle material and labour, so the margin on each is only visible if you enter the cost. Enter it once in the catalogue and every quotation shows gross margin per line and overall, privately. For projects where you also supply fittings, mark them optional so the quotation is not inflated by items the customer may buy elsewhere. The contractor page covers measured quantities and final billing, which apply here too.

Frequently asked questions

Quote your next electrical job in Proposora

Start from the electrical template, count the points, and send a PDF the customer can accept. Free plan, no card.