ShieldBook for electrical
Electrical work often starts with a small symptom and ends with a bigger conversation: the panel, the EV charger, the circuits the house never had. ShieldBook records what you found, lays out the options with the next project in mind, and takes a deposit when the job is big.
01An electrical job in ShieldBook
One job from the first call to what comes next, on the screens it happens on. Ridgeway Electric and everyone in it are invented for this page; the screens are ShieldBook's.
Step 01 of 6
Grant's kitchen breaker trips whenever the microwave and kettle run together. He found Ridgeway through its website.
Step 02 of 6
The 100 A panel from 1978 is full, and the kitchen counters share one 15 A circuit. Priya photographs the panel and writes it up.
Step 03 of 6
A dedicated circuit, a 200 A panel upgrade, or the upgrade plus the EV charger circuit Grant is planning. Each a complete, priced option.
Step 04 of 6
Grant approves the panel upgrade. The office marks it sold, records a deposit, and gives the work its next step.
Step 05 of 6
The upgrade is booked with an arrival window and a technician, and the new panel replaces the old one on the property's record.
Step 06 of 6
Billed as approved, with the deposit already credited, and emailed with a PDF the customer can keep for the permit file.
In development On the roadmapEverything else is built and working today.
02Built for electrical
Panel upgrades and rewires take a deposit when they're sold, credited on the invoice.
What the panel looked like before and after, kept with the job for the next visit and the inspector.
Panels, detectors and circuits recorded at the property, with what was done and when.
Tell us about the jobs you run most. We'll walk through them in ShieldBook, step by step.
ShieldBook is being developed and proven inside a working service business as it prepares for broader use. A demo is a walkthrough and an honest conversation about fit.