Electrical service work runs on speed — the crew fixes it, moves on, and the paperwork happens later, if it happens at all. 'Later' is where T&M work quietly stops being billable.
“My contract says they will install 2 new wall outlets at wall locations and also 'run wire for an outlet on the island.' The contractor is now saying running the wire doesn't include actually installing the outlet.”
“Joist is great for figuring out how much electrical work will cost, but it's way too much for service work. I don't need to know how many wires and connectors I need for a 200 amp panel swap; I just need the scope, the price, and a send button.”
How it works
Send your field documentation and invoicing records
Service tickets, change memos, whatever record exists between the work and the invoice.
We trace where billable hours and materials aren't reaching an invoice
The gap between what the crew did and what got charged for.
Get a written audit of the leak and what it's costing monthly
Specific to your documentation habits, not a generic industry estimate.
Next step
A written audit — here's what it costs and what it recovers.
T&M Leak Audit$1,499 one-time
Where unbilled time-and-materials work leaks through your field documentation. Built for subs and foremen eating field changes that should be billed. Pays back on three weeks of typical T&M leakage.