Bookkeeping for Electricians

Between service calls, project estimates, and keeping up with licensing requirements, running an electrical business leaves little time for paperwork. When you're juggling material costs, permit fees, and crew payroll on your own, it's tough to know if that commercial job was actually profitable or if you're leaving money on the table with your residential pricing.

I keep your books organized so you get real answers: Are your bids covering true costs? Which jobs bring in the most profit? Can you afford to hire another electrician? With accurate job costing and clear financial records, most electrical contractors save $5,000–$15,000 annually by catching errors and missed deductions, improving profit margins by 5–10% through smarter pricing and planning.