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How to prepare an electrical quotation from a floor plan
Prepare an electrical quotation from a floor plan: confirm scope, check point counts, apply your rates and review the final quote before sending.
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From drawing to a quotation you can check.
Practical guidance for electrical contractors. Start with these four checks, whether you count by hand or use Quotractor.
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Practical guides
Your pre-quotation checklist
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Start with the right drawing
Confirm the project, drawing revision and scope. Keep the symbol legend, dimensions and notes readable. For paper plans, scan flat in good light and check the smallest labels before uploading.
- 2
Review the point counts
Check lights, switches and sockets against the legend, one area at a time. Agree what a “point” includes with your customer. Review missed, extra and uncertain items before accepting AI-assisted counts.
- 3
Apply your own rates
Use the rates for your company and this job. Check materials, labour, access, testing and other scope items. A symbol count alone does not establish cable lengths or a complete installation price.
- 4
Check the quotation
Confirm company and customer details, quantities, prices, exclusions, validity and payment terms. Save the reviewed quotation and export it for a final check before sending it to your customer.
What Quotractor helps you do
Scan or upload an electrical drawing, review AI-assisted counts, add your own prices and prepare a quotation with your company details. Your judgement remains part of the process: drawing quality, ambiguous symbols and job scope can affect the result.
Use the drawing-quality feedback to decide whether to upload a clearer copy. It describes readability; it is not a guarantee of counting accuracy.