Price panel upgrades, EV chargers, and repairs from a photo of the panel.

Electrical work carries more precision requirements than most trades on this list, mostly because getting it wrong isn't just expensive, it's dangerous. A quote built from a fuzzy verbal description of "the breaker box" doesn't hold up the way a quote built from an actual photo of the panel does.

Specced from the panel, not a guess

A photo of the electrical panel tells FlyQuote the amperage, whether it's a modern panel or something older that needs a full upgrade, and roughly how much room is left for new circuits. That's the information that actually determines whether a job is a simple add-on or a full panel replacement, and it's usually sitting right there in a photo you already took.

EV charger installs are a growing share of residential electrical work, and they price differently depending on panel capacity and the distance from the panel to the garage or driveway. A photo of both ends of that run gives FlyQuote what it needs to scope the wiring realistically instead of a flat "EV charger install" number.

Permits, built into the conversation

Most meaningful electrical work needs a permit, and setting that expectation in the quote itself, rather than explaining it after the customer's already expecting a next-day install, keeps the relationship smoother. FlyQuote reflects that timeline consideration directly in the proposal.

A request form on your site lets customers describe the job and send a photo of their panel before you've made contact, which saves you a diagnostic trip for jobs that turn out to need a straightforward answer over the phone.