Built for the way electrical actually runs.
Panel history per property. Service upgrades quoted at the meter. EV charger installs scheduled with the right amperage every time. ServTrackr is field service software designed around how electrical shops actually make money.
14-day trial · No credit card · Live before your next service call
Today's Dispatch Board
Tue Apr 15 · 4 techs · 7 jobs
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Marcus T · Master
2 jobs
200-amp panel upgrade · Anderson
GFCI replacement · Ridge Plaza
Devon K · Journeyman
2 jobs
EV charger install · Reyes Family
Whole-home surge protection · Park Heights
Sasha P · Master
2 jobs
Generator service · 4th Ave Plaza
Emergency · No power · Patel residence
Lina R · Journeyman
1 job
Commercial rough-in · Castile Tower
The three things that quietly kill electrical margin.
Emergency calls go to voicemail when the power's out.
Half the house dark at 9 PM is your highest-margin call and your highest-stakes customer moment. Most software treats the power-out call the same as a Tuesday outlet swap. Yours shouldn't.
Panel history lives in the tech's head, then he retires.
What's the amperage of the existing service? Where's the sub-panel? Which circuit is on AFCI? When the journeyman who knew the property leaves, the next tech walks in blind and the customer pays for the discovery time.
Service upgrade quotes lose to the apprentice with a clipboard.
A $4,200 panel upgrade quoted standing at the meter turns into voicemail tag the next morning. By the time the homeowner calls back, the lowest bidder with the cheapest panel won the job.
Three different businesses. One software that handles all of them.
Residential service runs on speed. Commercial service runs on permits and inspections. New construction runs on phased rough-in and trim-out. One software, three operational realities.
- Emergency dispatch with priority routing and ETA texts
- Panel and circuit history per property (every breaker, every outlet, every visit)
- EV charger installs with load-calc capture and amperage verification
- On-site service upgrade quoting with financing options at the meter
- Two-way SMS so the homeowner knows when the truck is on the way
Service call
Anderson Residence · 1247 Brickell Ave
Call type
GFCI tripping in kitchen
Tech
Marcus T · Master
ETA
On the way · 18 min
Status
Dispatched
Property notes
200-amp panel · Sub-panel in garage · AFCI on bedroom circuits · Last service 5/12/2025
Service history
5/12/2025 · Replaced bedroom AFCI breaker · Marcus T · 0:42
11/8/2024 · Whole-home surge protector installed · Devon K · 1:15
3/22/2024 · Bathroom GFCI replacement · Marcus T · 0:38
See the emergency coming. Route the right truck to it.
Service calls, panel upgrades, EV charger installs, generator service, and emergency dispatch on one board. Color-coded by call type, priority-flagged by urgency, with the closest tech surfaced first.
- Emergency calls jump the queue automatically
- Recurring service auto-scheduled (annual generator service, quarterly emergency lighting, periodic panel inspection)
- Skill match by certification (master electrician, EV certified, generator certified, low-voltage)
- Tech locations visible on the route map (the closest qualified tech wins the emergency call)
Today's Dispatch Board
Tue Apr 15 · 4 techs · 7 jobs
7 AM
8
9
10
11
12
1 PM
2
3
4
5
6
Marcus T · Master
2 jobs
200-amp panel upgrade · Anderson
GFCI replacement · Ridge Plaza
Devon K · Journeyman
2 jobs
EV charger install · Reyes Family
Whole-home surge protection · Park Heights
Sasha P · Master
2 jobs
Generator service · 4th Ave Plaza
Emergency · No power · Patel residence
Lina R · Journeyman
1 job
Commercial rough-in · Castile Tower
Property
1247 Brickell Ave · Anderson Residence
Square D QO3200M200
Main service · 200-amp · Installed 6/14/2018
Square D QO112L100GC
Sub-panel · Garage · 100-amp · Installed 6/14/2018
Tesla Wall Connector Gen 3
EV charger · 60-amp circuit · Installed 8/3/2024
Warranty thru 8/3/2027
Eaton CHSPT2ULTRA
Whole-home surge protector · Installed 11/8/2024
Warranty thru 11/8/2029
Smoke + CO 7 units · hardwired
Detectors · Last replaced 3/22/2023
Replace by 3/22/2033
Recent service log
5/12/2025 · Replaced bedroom AFCI breaker · Tripped twice in 60 days · Marcus T
11/8/2024 · Surge protector + service entry inspection · Devon K
8/3/2024 · Tesla Wall Connector install · 60-amp dedicated circuit · Marcus T
Every panel. Every circuit. Every visit.
Pull up a property and see the full electrical history — every system, every previous repair, every part installed. Any tech can pick up any call and walk in informed about the service, the sub-panels, and the circuits.
- Systems live on the property, not on the tech's phone. The cover tech walks in informed.
- Service history rolls up: every visit, every part installed, every breaker swapped, every recommendation made and refused.
- Photos and panel labels from the truck. Tech snaps the panel directory, system files it under the right service.
Recurring electrical revenue that actually recurs.
Annual generator service, quarterly emergency lighting tests, periodic panel inspections, smoke detector battery campaigns. Scheduled twelve months ahead, billed automatically, with reminders that don't depend on someone remembering.
- Auto-schedule by interval (annual generator service, quarterly emergency lighting, biannual panel inspection)
- Mandatory compliance reminders 60 days out (commercial code inspections, generator load tests, NFPA 110 checks)
- Saved payment method on file: bill the plan, don't chase it
- Plan-eligible jobs flagged automatically when a tech opens the work order
Plan
Whole Property Electrical Plan · Anderson Residence
Annual panel inspection
6/14/2026
Surge protector check
11/8/2026
Smoke detector battery + test
3/22/2026 · DUE IN 47 DAYS
Pricing
$285 / year · billed annually
Payment on file
Card ending 4242
Service log
5/12/2025 · Bedroom AFCI replacement
Marcus T · 0:42
Service upgrade quote
Anderson Residence · 200-amp service upgrade
Square D QO3200M200 · 200-amp main panel
$890
Service entrance cable upgrade · 4/0 SER
$485
Meter base replacement
$240
Removal and disposal of existing 100-amp panel
$185
Permit and rough/final inspection
$325
Install labor · 2 techs, 1 day
$1,890
Total
$4,015
Payment options
Quote the upgrade. Collect the deposit. Block the schedule.
Tech finishes the load calc, builds the panel upgrade quote on the iPad, the homeowner accepts and signs while the old service is still energized. Deposit collected, install scheduled, the truck doesn't roll on a maybe.
- Tiered system options: good / better / best, side by side, on one quote (200-amp / 200-amp with surge / 200-amp with surge + smart panel)
- Financing options at the meter (link to your preferred lender) for service upgrades, EV chargers, and generator installs
- Deposit collected on accept, install date held automatically
Plays nice with the tools your shop already runs on.
QuickBooks for the books. Method CRM for the office workflows you already built. Google Calendar for the owner who lives there. ServTrackr connects in minutes, not weeks.
Invoices, payments, customers, and refunds sync automatically. Your bookkeeper doesn't re-enter a thing.
Two-way sync with the CRM workflows you've already customized. Customers, invoices, and history stay aligned.
Two-way sync with the owner's calendar. Schedule shows up in ServTrackr and in Google, no double entry.
Up and running before the next service call.
No IT team. No six-week onboarding. Most electrical shops are dispatching from ServTrackr by Friday.
Create your account
Sign up free in 60 seconds. No credit card. No demo required.
Import your customers
Bring your client list, property addresses, panel locations, jobs in progress, and recurring service plans from your old system or a spreadsheet.
Build your pricebook
Drop in your service call rates, your panel upgrade packages, and your EV charger install pricing. Or import from CSV.
Schedule the week ahead
Drag jobs onto the dispatch board. Notify customers automatically. Watch the route fill in.
Convert your first panel upgrade
Quote on the iPad, collect the deposit, block the install date. Most shops do this in week one.
“Service calls used to take 20 minutes per ticket between writing it up, calling the office for the address, and figuring out the customer's panel. Now everything is on the phone in the truck and we run a third more calls a day with the same crew.”
Common electrical questions.
Most shops are running their dispatch board within 48 hours and fully migrated inside the first week. Bring your customers, property addresses, panel locations, jobs in progress, and recurring service plans from a CSV or your previous system. There is no IT engagement and no six-week onboarding.
Yes. Every property carries its own list of electrical systems — main service, sub-panels, EV charger circuits, surge protection, hardwired smoke and CO detectors — with install dates, breaker layouts, and a full service log. Any tech that opens the call sees the prior visits, the breakers swapped, and the recommendations the customer has already declined.
Yes. Build the load calc on the iPad at the meter, capture amperage and circuit details on the property record, and schedule the install with the right tech and the right truck. The next visit pulls up the EVSE model and circuit detail without the tech guessing.
Yes. The mobile app supports building 200-amp upgrades, sub-panel adds, EV charger installs, and generator installs on an iPad or phone in front of the homeowner. Add line items from your pricebook, present good / better / best options, collect the deposit, and the install date is held on the dispatch board automatically.
Yes. Two-way sync with QuickBooks Online for customers, invoices, payments, and refunds. Your bookkeeper works in QuickBooks, your dispatcher works in ServTrackr, and the records stay aligned without re-entry.
Yes. Techs can open work orders, view panel history, capture photos, build estimates, and collect signatures offline. The mobile app queues changes locally and syncs once signal returns — useful for after-hours emergency calls in rural areas where cell coverage is thin.
Yes. A single commercial account can hold many properties — each with its own electrical history, service amperage, sub-panel layout, and generator service schedule. Net-30 invoicing, PO numbers, and AR tracking work at the property level so a property manager with twelve buildings sees one consolidated picture.
Pricing is per-user and scales with the size of your shop. Start the 14-day trial, run a real week on the dispatch board, and we'll walk through pricing once you know the product fits. No credit card required to start, no auto-conversion at the end of the trial.
Dispatch your first panel upgrade this week.
Free 14-day trial. No credit card. Most electrical shops are running their dispatch board within 48 hours.
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