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MEP trade estimating

Electrical Estimating Services in Florida

Detailed electrical takeoffs and bid-ready estimates covering service and distribution, feeders, branch circuits, lighting, devices, fire alarm and low voltage for Florida projects of every size.

Free quote

Send plans. Get a firm quote.

24–48 hr typical turnaround

NDA-protected plans

Florida Building Code aware

Florida labor & material pricing

Overview

Every device, every foot of conduit, every breaker

Electrical estimates are built on thousands of small counts: receptacles, switches, boxes, fittings, feet of conduit and wire. Miss a few percent across a large building and the margin is gone. Our electrical estimators count every item and measure every run, then organize the takeoff by system so it’s easy to check.

We price electrical work from the service entrance to the last device: switchgear, transformers, panelboards, feeders, branch circuits, lighting and controls, mechanical equipment connections, fire alarm and low voltage systems. Labor is calculated with factors for wiring method, height and building type.

We support electrical contractors, GCs and owners on residential, commercial and industrial work, and we can work in your labor units so the estimate matches how your crews install.

Electrician working on a circuit breaker panel

What's included

Electrical scope we take off

Electrical switchboard with circuit breakers and wiring

Project types

Electrical projects we estimate

Residential

Homes, townhomes and apartments with per-unit takeoffs and option pricing.

Commercial

Offices, retail, restaurants, hotels and medical buildings.

Industrial

Plants and warehouses with MCCs, cable tray and heavy motor loads.

EV charging

Chargers, panels, load management and service upgrades.

Solar & storage

PV systems, inverters and battery storage; see solar PV estimating.

Emergency power

Generators, ATS and life-safety branches; see generator estimating.

Electrician in safety gloves working on a breaker box

Florida factors

Florida electrical requirements we price in

Florida electrical work has its own priorities. Central Florida sits in one of the most lightning-prone areas of the country, so surge protection and grounding get more attention. Coastal projects need corrosion-resistant equipment and fittings. Flood-zone buildings may need panels and equipment raised above the design flood elevation.

Code edition is changing too. Permits applied for on or after December 31, 2026 fall under the 9th Edition Florida Building Code, which adopts the 2023 NEC; earlier permits generally follow the 8th Edition with the 2020 NEC. We confirm which applies to your project because it can affect GFCI, AFCI, surge protection and other requirements.

At a glance

Electrical estimate breakdown

SectionWhat’s included
DistributionService, gear, transformers, panels, feeders
Branch & devicesConduit, wire, boxes, devices by area
LightingFixtures by type, controls, emergency lighting
Equipment connectionsHVAC, plumbing and owner equipment
SystemsFire alarm, low voltage, security pathways
LaborHours by section with productivity factors

Scope gaps we catch

Electrical scope gaps we catch

Electrical estimates go wrong on the small parts and the connections nobody owns. We price items like these.

Our process

How our MEP estimating process works

  1. 01

    Send your plans

    Upload PDFs, CAD files or a bid-portal link with specs, addenda and the bid date. A quick scope note helps.

  2. 02

    Get a fixed quote

    We confirm scope, price and delivery date before any work starts. No surprises on the invoice.

  3. 03

    Takeoff & pricing

    Estimators count and measure every MEP item, then price labor and material for the project's Florida location.

  4. 04

    Senior QA review

    A second estimator checks quantities, scope gaps and math against the drawings and specs.

  5. 05

    Bid-ready delivery

    You get the Excel estimate, marked-up drawings and a clarifications list you can send with your bid.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers to what contractors usually ask before sending plans. Don’t see your question? Call or email us.

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We can work with standard industry labor units or your own historical units. Tell us your preference and we’ll match it.

Yes. Fixtures are counted by type from the plans and priced from the schedule, with controls and emergency lighting listed separately. See lighting estimating.

Yes, if they’re in your scope. They can be included in the electrical estimate or priced separately.

We use current pricing and recommend vendor quotes for major gear, since lead times and prices move. Gear is listed separately so quotes can be dropped in.

Typical electrical estimates are delivered in 24 to 48 hours. Large or complex projects get a confirmed date before we start.

Have plans on your desk? Get your MEP number before the bid date.

Send the drawings today and we will confirm price and delivery before any work starts.

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Upload your drawings and tell us what you need. We review the plans, confirm scope and send a price and delivery date. Your files stay confidential.

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