Electrician quote template
Estimate electrical work by job, points and urgency.
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Electrical work is full of unknowns until you've seen it, but that doesn't mean every enquiry needs a free site visit. This template handles the obvious ones (extra sockets, replacement consumer units, EV chargers, a fault that needs investigating) so you only get in the van when the job is worth the trip.
A practical electrician estimate template that helps you price jobs quickly, qualify enquiries before you commit to a site visit, and turn website traffic into structured, ready-to-quote leads. Built around the variables that actually drive cost: job type, points or circuits, urgency and access.
Domestic and commercial electricians, EV installers, and small electrical firms. If you handle a mix of small jobs (sockets, lights, fault-finding) and larger installs (consumer units, EV chargers, rewires), this template lets you price them all in a single form.
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4 questions by default, branching where the job needs it. Extend with any of Quotify's supported question types .
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Last updated 6 August 2026-
01 How should I price electrical work?
Most electricians use a combination of fixed prices per job type (e.g. extra socket, replacement consumer unit, EV charger install) and an hourly rate for diagnostic or open-ended work. The Quotify electrician template handles both by combining job-type selection with optional hourly extras.
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02 Can I price emergency callouts differently?
Yes. Add an urgency question (planned / same week / emergency) and apply a multiplier or fixed uplift for emergency response. You can also use it to route urgent enquiries to a different notification channel.
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03 Does the form work for both domestic and commercial work?
Yes. Use a conditional question on customer type (domestic / commercial / landlord) to show different follow-up questions and apply different rates. A landlord EICR has a different scope to a homeowner socket install, and the form can reflect that.
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04 How do I handle parts pricing?
Add optional parts as multi-select or quantity questions. For consumer units, EV chargers and similar high-ticket items, list specific models with their own prices so customers self-select the level they want.
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05 Can I embed the form on my existing website?
Yes. Quotify forms embed on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify and any site that allows custom code. See the embedding guide for step-by-step instructions.
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06 Is there a downloadable electrician quote template?
Yes. As well as the free online version, you can buy the electrician quote pack as a spreadsheet for £7. It opens in Excel, Google Sheets or Apple Numbers, with the pricing maths already built in and a branded quote you can export to PDF. Buy once and it's yours to keep.