Comora collects the fault or installation request, urgency, affected area, electrical panel context, building age, access and photos. It does not guess an electrical price; it helps the electrician identify emergencies and arrive with better information.
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Fault type, urgency, affected area, planned work, electrical panel context, property age and access arrive together, before your team decides whether to price, call or visit. The first reply can move the job forward instead of repeating the form.
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This is the electrical question set Comora starts with. It captures the details your team needs without asking customers to understand your internal quoting process.
Something's not working · EV charger · Panel upgrade · Lighting or a ceiling fan · Outlets and switches · More jobs
Pick the closest job.
Lighting · Ceiling fan
The visit is different, so the next questions are too.
Something's not working · EV charger · Panel upgrade · Generator · Lighting · Ceiling fan · Outlets and switches · Dedicated circuit · Hot tub or spa · Smoke and CO alarms · Rewiring · Something else
Pick the closest match.
Customer enters a short answer
We check that a crew can reach the property before the longer questions.
Burning smell, buzzing, or a hot outlet · Sparks · Someone got a shock · No power to the whole house · None of these · Not sure
Burning, sparks, a shock, or a dark whole house should not wait on a form.
Call now · It's safe to keep going
If you see smoke or flames, leave and call 911. If it is safe, switch off that breaker.
One outlet or switch · One room · Several rooms · Whole house · Outside or at the electrical panel · Not sure
One device is a short visit. A whole circuit takes longer to trace.
Same wall · Under 25 feet · 25–50 feet · 50–100 feet · Over 100 feet · Not sure
Wire length is the biggest price variable. One big step is about 3 feet.
100A · 125A · 150A · 200A · 400A · Not sure
This decides whether the panel can take the new circuit. Your photo can confirm it.
Yes, I have one · No, please supply one · Not sure what to buy · Not sure
The charger itself is a separate line from the wiring.
60A or less · 100A · 125–150A · 200A · 300–400A · Not sure
Going from 100A to 200A is the usual upgrade.
Same size, just replace it · 200A · 400A · Not sure, help me decide · Not sure
A larger service can mean a new utility connection, not just a new box.
Main breaker feels warm · Lights flicker when the air conditioning starts · Burning smell · Rust or water in the panel · None · Not sure
A burning smell or a warm breaker should be treated as urgent.
Call now · It's safe to keep going
If you see smoke or flames, leave and call 911. If it is safe, switch off the main breaker.
Whole-home standby · Standby for essentials only · Hook up a portable generator · Not sure
A portable inlet is a small job. Whole-home standby is a much larger one.
Under 1,500 sq ft · 1,500–2,500 sq ft · 2,500–4,000 sq ft · Over 4,000 sq ft · Not sure
Home size is the first input for generator size.
Replace an existing light · Add a light where there isn't one · Recessed lights · Under-cabinet lights · Outdoor lighting · Not sure
Replacing a light is a short visit. A new location needs new wiring.
1 · 2–4 · 5–8 · 9 or more · Not sure
Labor is mostly per fixture.
Replace an existing fan · Replace a light with a fan · New spot, nothing there now · Not sure
An existing fan box is a short visit. A brand-new spot needs wiring.
1 · 2 · 3 · 4 or more · Not sure
Each fan is its own install.
Replace outlets or switches · Add a new outlet · GFCI for kitchen, bath, garage, or outside · Outdoor outlet · An outlet stopped working · Not sure
Each of these is a different visit, from a swap to a new wire.
1 · 2–5 · 6–10 · Whole house · Not sure
The trip is shared across the devices, so the count matters.
Microwave · Dishwasher, disposal, fridge, or freezer · Window air conditioner or mini-split · Dryer, range, or cooktop · Repair shop tools, welder, or RV · Not sure
The appliance sets the voltage, breaker, and wire size.
Same room · Under 40 feet · 40–75 feet · Over 75 feet · Not sure
A run past about 40 feet, or a hard route, moves the price.
50A · 60A · 120V plug-in · Not sure
Most tubs need a 50A or 60A circuit and a shutoff nearby.
Under 25 feet · 25–50 feet · 50–100 feet · Over 100 feet · Not sure
Heavy wire is expensive by the foot, so distance drives the price.
Replace existing hard-wired alarms · Add new alarms · Add carbon monoxide alarms · Alarms are chirping or going off · Required for a sale or inspection · Not sure
Replacing a wired alarm is a short visit. A new location needs cable.
1–2 · 3–5 · 6–8 · 9 or more · Not sure
These are priced per device.
Whole house · A few rooms · Kitchen or bath remodel · Not sure
A few rooms is a different project from a whole-home rewire.
Under 1,500 sq ft · 1,500–2,500 sq ft · Over 2,500 sq ft · Not sure
Rewires are priced from the size of the home and how we can reach the cable.
Customer enters a short answer
Optional. A few words is enough if you have photos.
Up to 3 photos · Optional
Optional. Phone photos are fine. Don't remove covers or open utility equipment.
Up to 3 photos · Optional
Optional. Phone photos are fine. Don't remove covers or open utility equipment.
Up to 3 photos · Optional
Optional. Phone photos are fine. Don't remove covers or open utility equipment.
Up to 3 photos · Optional
Optional. Phone photos are fine. Don't remove covers or open utility equipment.
Up to 3 photos · Optional
Optional. Phone photos are fine. Don't remove covers or open utility equipment.
Up to 3 photos · Optional
Optional. Phone photos are fine. Don't remove covers or open utility equipment.
Up to 3 photos · Optional
Optional. Phone photos are fine. Don't remove covers or open utility equipment.
Up to 3 photos · Optional
Optional. Phone photos are fine. Don't remove covers or open utility equipment.
Up to 3 photos · Optional
Optional. Phone photos are fine. Don't remove covers or open utility equipment.
Up to 3 photos · Optional
Optional. Phone photos are fine. Don't remove covers or open utility equipment.
Up to 3 photos · Optional
Optional. Phone photos are fine. Don't remove covers or open utility equipment.
Up to 3 photos · Optional
Optional. Phone photos are fine. Don't remove covers or open utility equipment.
House · Townhouse · Condo or apartment · Mobile or manufactured home · Business
A condo or a rental can need approval before panel or charger work.
I own it · I rent it · I'm the landlord or property manager · Buying or selling
Renters need the owner's OK. Buyers and sellers often have a deadline.
Emergency, right now · This week · This month · Just getting prices
Emergency requests jump the list. Planning requests are priced on a normal visit.
Customer enters a short answer
Pick a day and a time, and we'll confirm it with you.
Call now · Send the details and have them call me
If you see smoke or flames, leave and call 911. If it is safe, switch off the breaker and call us.
Customer enters a short answer
Identifies the customer after the job has been scoped.
Customer enters their phone number · Optional
So we can text your quote.
Customer enters their email
Optional. Add it if you also want the quote in writing.
Preview the whole flow before you pay a cent.
Comora can use your rates for supported electrical work. Requests that cross the review boundary still arrive complete, without a customer-facing price.
Supported work can see a ballpark. You choose the services and job sizes your configured rates cover.
Review loss of power, burning smells, exposed wiring and work requiring diagnosis. The completed request reaches your team for assessment instead of forcing a number.
Your rates stay private. Customers see the outcome, never the formula behind it.
The electrical flow uses the live questions and answer choices shown above.
Configure your own rates and keep loss of power, burning smells, exposed wiring and work requiring diagnosis request-only.
Use one link on your website, Google profile, social pages, email or messages.
Choose the work you offer and test the customer flow before sharing it.
Start with the electrical flow, choose the work you offer, and preview exactly what customers will see.