Electrical Estimator

Help Build the Electrical Systems That Keep Businesses Running.

We’re a fast-growing commercial electrical contractor trusted by companies that can’t afford failure offices, facilities, and large-scale commercial spaces. We’re hiring an Electrical Estimator who knows that great projects start with great numbers and takes pride in building estimates that are accurate, strategic, and field-ready.

If you’re the kind of estimator who doesn’t just “run the math” but understands how a job actually gets built, you’re exactly who we want.

What You’ll Do

• Turn electrical plans and specs into accurate, well-documented estimates.
• Perform detailed takeoffs for lighting, distribution, fire alarms, switches, panels, and more.
• Use Excel and estimating platforms (Accubid, Quantum, or similar) to structure costs and scope.
• Work directly with vendors to secure pricing, lead times, and material options.
• Partner with project managers, field teams, and engineers to make sure bids are complete and competitive.
• Help prepare proposals and bid docs using Word and Excel.
• (Bonus) Support basic CAD/AutoCAD tasks if you have the skillset

Requirements

What You Bring

• Electrical engineering background or hands-on experience in electrical estimating.
• Strong knowledge of commercial electrical systems and jobsite realities.
• Clear communication — you can speak confidently with vendors, clients, and internal teams.
• Organized, accurate, and able to work independently without hand-holding.
• A consistent work ethic: you do what you say, you hit deadlines, and your numbers are right.

Why This Role Matters

Every winning project starts with a clear, accurate estimate — and when your numbers are solid, the business can grow with confidence. You’re not sitting on the sidelines. You’re the one who helps us price smarter, win more, and deliver the kind of work clients rely on.

If you want to be part of a company that builds real projects, values precision, and respects the estimator’s role in the process, we’d like to talk.