Electrical
Every Electrical Call Answered. The Dangerous Ones Handled First.
RevenuePilot by IPAgentics is a 24/7 front desk for electrical contractors. It answers every call, puts safety first when something sounds dangerous, books service calls and free estimates for EV chargers and panel upgrades, screens out calls that aren't customers, and sends you the details right away. We're based in Bogart, Georgia, and work with electrical contractors across Athens and Northeast Georgia.
Wes answers as a sample electrical company. Call anytime, day or night.
Safety First, Every Single Time
Electrical is the one trade where the wrong answer on the phone can get someone hurt. When a caller mentions a burning smell, smoke, sparks, a hot or buzzing panel, or water near anything electrical, RevenuePilot stops the booking and tells them what to do first: get everyone out and call 911, and shut off the main only if it's safe to reach. Once everyone is safe, it gets the details to you.
24,000
home electrical fires happen in the U.S. each year.
U.S. Fire Administration, 2014–2016 average
$871M
in property loss from home electrical fires each year.
U.S. Fire Administration, 2014–2016 average
What One Missed Electrical Call Can Cost
| Job | Typical value |
|---|---|
| Typical electrical job | About $350 on average |
| EV charger installation | $400–$1,200 for installation, plus the charger |
| Panel upgrade to 200 amps | $1,500–$4,000 installed |
| Whole-home rewire | $7,000 and up for an average-size home |
Typical ranges from Angi and 2026 electrical cost guides. Your prices may differ.
RevenuePilot starts at $297 a month. One panel upgrade you'd otherwise miss can cover several months of service.
EV Charger and Panel Calls Are Shopping Calls
A homeowner who just bought an electric car or needs a bigger panel is collecting quotes, and those quotes can vary by a thousand dollars or more depending on what the electrician finds. The contractor who answers first and books the free estimate gets to see the panel before anyone else does.
- Asks whether it's a new install, a panel question, or a repair
- Books the free estimate on your calendar
- Sends you the details right away, so your tech walks in prepared
Answers the Questions Homeowners Ask First
Before they book, homeowners want to know three things: are you licensed and insured, do you pull permits, and how does your pricing work? RevenuePilot answers using your information, then books the visit. Specific job prices always stay with your electrician.
Screens Out Solar Pitches and Vendor Calls
Electrical contractors get more than their share of sales calls: solar partnership pitches, supply reps, marketing offers, and subs looking for work. RevenuePilot wraps those calls up politely and keeps them off your plate, so the calls that reach you are customers.
What It Doesn't Do
We'd rather you know this up front.
- It doesn't troubleshoot wiring or walk callers through electrical work. Beyond "shut off the main if it's safe to reach," it leaves the fix to your electricians.
- It doesn't decide whether a home needs a panel upgrade. Your tech makes that call after seeing the panel.
- It doesn't quote prices. It explains how your pricing works, and your electrician gives the real number.
- It doesn't override your schedule. It books by the calendar and rules you set, and flags urgent calls to you.
- It isn't the right fit if someone already answers every call live, 24/7.
Common Questions
What happens if a caller smells burning or sees sparks?
It stops the booking and tells them to get everyone out and call 911, and to shut off the main only if it's safe to reach. Once they're safe, it gets the details to you.
Will my customers know they're not talking to a person?
The call sounds natural and friendly. If a caller asks, it tells them it's an AI receptionist for your company.
Does it give electrical advice over the phone?
No. Beyond shutting off the main when it's safe, it leaves troubleshooting and repairs to your electricians.
Can it book EV charger and panel upgrade estimates?
Yes. It finds out what the homeowner needs and books a free estimate on your calendar, so your tech can check the panel in person.
Can it answer questions about licensing and permits?
Yes. It answers using the details you give it, like your license and insurance status and whether you pull permits, then books the visit.
Does it screen out solar pitches and sales calls?
Yes. It politely wraps up solar pitches, vendor calls, and subs looking for work, so only customers get passed to you as leads.
Do I have to change my phone number?
No. You keep your existing number. Calls you can't get to are forwarded and answered, so customers keep dialing the number they already know.
How much does it cost?
Plans run from $297 to $997 a month. See the pricing section for what each plan includes.
Where do you work?
We're based in Bogart, Georgia, and work with electrical contractors across Athens and Northeast Georgia. Because everything runs by phone, we can set it up for electrical contractors anywhere in the U.S.
Test Wes With Your Toughest Call
Tell him your breaker keeps tripping, ask about an EV charger, or say you smell something burning, and hear what he does first.
Questions? Call our main line at (678) 780-4113.