Veltronx

Remote estimating for commercial electrical contractors

Hire a Dedicated Remote Electrical Estimator

Give your estimating department more capacity without carrying the overhead of another traditional office hire.

Veltronx places experienced electrical estimators directly into contracting companies. Your estimator can manage complete bids — from reviewing project documents and performing quantity takeoffs through labor estimating, vendor pricing, scope development and final proposal preparation.

Your Veltronx professional works directly inside your company's estimating workflow, software, templates and standards.

ELECTRICAL TAKEOFFBID 26-102Devices & lightingCounted from floor plansCOUNTEDPanels & gearSchedules cross-checkedCOUNTEDConduit & conductorQuantities by runCOUNTEDLabor hours & pricingApplied to your unit libraryREADYChecked takeoff, ready for your estimator to price and submit
A complete electrical takeoff — devices, panels and labor — ready for your review.

Complete Electrical bids

From plans to proposal — not just a takeoff.

Your Veltronx Electrical estimator can manage the complete estimating workflow based on your company's standards: reviewing project documents, completing the takeoff, calculating labor, building material and equipment pricing, coordinating suppliers, developing scope, accounting for addenda and revisions, and preparing the final proposal. The objective is simple: give your company the capacity to bid more work without forcing estimating overhead to grow at the same rate.

Scope

What your Veltronx Electrical estimator can handle.

  • Complete electrical estimates
  • Complete electrical bids
  • Quantity takeoffs
  • Lighting takeoffs
  • Device takeoffs
  • Conduit quantities
  • Conductor quantities
  • Equipment schedules
  • Gear schedules
  • Material quantities
  • Labor-hour calculations
  • Labor pricing
  • Material pricing
  • Vendor RFQs
  • Supplier quote coordination
  • Quote tracking
  • Plans review
  • Specifications review
  • Scope development
  • Proposal writing
  • Addenda review
  • Drawing revisions
  • Inclusions, exclusions and alternates
  • Clarifications
  • Final bid preparation

Not a generic VA

A real Electrical estimator.

Electrical estimating is specialized construction work.

Veltronx does not place generic virtual assistants into estimating positions and expect contractors to teach them construction from scratch.

We place trained and experienced construction professionals capable of operating inside real electrical estimating workflows.

Your estimator integrates with your labor assumptions, estimating standards, preferred vendors, proposal format, software and bidding process and becomes an embedded extension of your estimating department.

The bottleneck

Increase bid volume without increasing overhead.

Growing electrical contractors often reach a point where estimating capacity becomes the bottleneck.

More opportunities require more takeoffs. More takeoffs require more estimating hours. More bids require more vendor coordination, pricing and proposal preparation.

Traditionally, increasing bid volume means increasing estimating payroll.

Veltronx changes that equation. Increasing bid volume shouldn't mean increasing overhead.

Questions buyers ask

Straight answers before the call.

What does a remote electrical estimator actually do?
Your Veltronx electrical estimator reviews plans and specifications, completes lighting, device, conduit and conductor takeoffs, calculates labor hours, builds material pricing, coordinates vendors, develops scope, accounts for addenda and revisions, and prepares the final proposal.
Is this a per-project takeoff service or a dedicated estimator?
A dedicated estimator assigned to your company on a recurring monthly basis, trained on your standards, working inside your systems and templates — not a one-off takeoff priced per bid.
Will the estimator work in our own estimating software?
Yes. Your estimator works inside the plan-review, takeoff and proposal tools you already use, through access you grant and control.
Who reviews the pricing and sets what goes out under our name?
You do. Your estimator prepares checked takeoffs and a complete proposal; your team reviews quantities, sets final pricing and decides what is submitted.
How is this different from hiring a general virtual assistant?
A general virtual assistant is not trained to read electrical drawings, calculate labor hours or price a commercial electrical bid. Veltronx places construction professionals who can own the estimating workflow itself.

Increasing bid volume shouldn't mean increasing overhead.

A 30-minute discovery call: how your estimating, accounting, payroll and administrative work flows today, which systems are involved, and how a Veltronx team fits.