Quoting Software Built for UK Electricians
Itemise labour, parts and certification — EIC, EICR, building-control notification — and send a branded, compliant-looking quote in under 60 seconds.
Built for how electricians actually price work
- Certification as visible line items: EIC, Minor Works, EICR and notification costs justified on the quote instead of absorbed into your margin.
- Parts-heavy jobs handled cleanly — separate labour and materials lines so consumer-unit and rewire quotes stay readable.
- NICEIC/NAPIT registration, VAT number and logo on every quote, saved once.
- A library of common electrical jobs — sockets, downlights, EV chargers, rewires — with UK guide prices you tune to your rates.
Worked example: consumer unit upgrade
Compliance costs shown explicitly — exactly what separates a professional quote from a cheap one.
- Labour — remove old board, install and commission 18th Edition unit — 1 day — £280.00
- 18th Edition consumer unit with RCBOs (supply) — 1 — £180.00
- Tails, bonding upgrades and sundries — 1 lot — £70.00
- Electrical Installation Certificate + building-control notification — 1 — £60.00
Subtotal £590.00 · VAT (20%) £118.00 · Total £708.00 — certification listed, not hidden.
Frequently asked questions
How do I quote for electrical work in the UK?
Price labour by the hour or day at a rate covering your van, insurance and scheme membership; add materials at cost plus markup; then add certification and notification as their own lines. For bigger jobs like rewires, break the quote into first fix, second fix, and testing.
What should an electrician's quote include?
Your business and scheme registration details, the customer and job address, a quote number and date, a clear scope, itemised labour and materials, certification line items, the total with VAT shown separately, validity period and payment terms.
Should I include certification costs on the quote?
Yes — explicitly. Listing the EIC and building-control notification justifies your price against cheaper quotes that quietly omit compliance, and reassures the customer that notifiable work under Part P will be certified properly.
How much should an EICR cost?
For a typical 1–3 bed home, £120–£200 is a common range depending on region and installation size. Quote it as a fixed price with the report included, and note any remedial work will be quoted separately.
How quickly can I produce a quote with ITQ?
Under a minute for common jobs: pick items from the electrical library, adjust prices, and send a branded PDF by WhatsApp or email from your phone — certification lines included.