A trouble call, a half-day install, a three-week commercial fit-out, and a standing maintenance contract all want the same journeyman this morning. Lead Mapper schedules all four together, keeps permits and inspections off the floor, and captures every job by voice, on top of the software you already run.
Plumbers and HVAC shops mostly run one rhythm. Electrical contractors run four at once, and each has a different clock. A service call is 45 minutes. An install eats half a day. A commercial project runs for weeks and can't be interrupted. Maintenance contracts have to land in their window or you're out of compliance.
Schedule those as if they're interchangeable and you get the classic electrical mess: a master electrician idle between a 9 AM install and a 2 PM trouble call, while a maintenance route that could have filled the gap sits untouched two miles away.
Lead Mapper sequences the whole mix by time profile, crew, and location, so the gaps get filled and the project crews stay protected.
Every electrical job has a paper trail with a clock on it: the permit that has to be pulled, the rough-in inspection before drywall, the final before the customer pays. Miss the window and the GC is calling, the drywall crew is waiting, and your final payment is stuck behind a re-inspection you have to schedule from scratch.
Most field software treats inspections as an afterthought. Lead Mapper treats them as scheduled work with a deadline. Open permits and pending inspections sit on the route plan and the manager dashboard, and re-inspect visits get sequenced like any other stop.
Route purely on miles and you'll send a master electrician to reset a tripped GFCI while your apprentice gets dispatched solo to a panel change they shouldn't touch. Electrical is a licensed trade with a training ladder. The schedule has to respect both.
Jobs that legally require a master or journeyman only route to one. The work that doesn't goes to whoever's closest and qualified.
Apprentices get matched to the journeymen and the job types that move their hours and their skills, instead of whoever happens to be free.
An install that needs a specific tool, lift, or stock only routes to a truck that has it. No driving back to the shop mid-job.
Electrical documentation matters twice: once for the customer-facing summary that justifies the bill, and once for the next tech who opens that panel in two years. But a journeyman isn't going to type it. So the notes get thin and the photos live on someone's phone, unlabeled.
Your electrician shoots the before and after, then talks through the work. Lead Mapper attaches the geotagged photos to the job, builds the service record and the customer summary from the voice note, and queues the permit closeout, then syncs it to your CRM. Documented, billed, and closed without a keyboard.
"Swapped the 100-amp panel for a 200, added a whole-home surge. Found knob-and-tube in the back bedroom, flagged it for a quote. Final inspection's scheduled, customer's good to drywall after that."
You know which of your customers have 1960s panels, no surge protection, no EV-ready circuit, no generator interlock, and an inspection cert about to expire. That knowledge is buried in job notes nobody reads. Lead Mapper turns it into a map you can route an estimator down.
Homes with the panel capacity and no charger installed surface as a map. EV adoption is the densest residential upsell on the board right now.
Customers with old or undersized panels get flagged, so a panel-upgrade estimate route writes itself for a slow afternoon.
Commercial customers with certifications coming due surface in time to win the renewal inspection before a competitor calls them.
The AI learns how your crews actually move across the four kinds of work, then assembles tomorrow's schedule overnight and adjusts the moment reality changes.
Lead Mapper connects to the major electrical field-service and estimating platforms directly, and everything else through an open API. Jobs and customers flow in; routes, photos, permits, and records flow back.
Export a customer CSV and you're live today; we'll build the direct integration on request.
Three steps, about half an hour, no consultant.
Sync your CRM or import a CSV. Customers, open jobs, and active permits land on the map.
Set licenses, certs, and the gear on each truck. Draw your service area. A few minutes.
Electricians see the day and capture jobs by voice. Onboarding included over 10 seats.
Keep crews billable, keep permits on track, and capture every job by voice. Free for 14 days, no card, set up with a real person.
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