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Switchboard and fit-off quotes without retyping the same lines

From isolating the old board to fitting new downlights, electrical work needs scope wording that names what you test, replace and leave working, not vague “as required” lines.

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Electrical flow

Electrician working on an open switchboard
RCD new board
LED fit-off
Electrician servicing electrical equipment while wearing safety gear.

Example job

Replace switchboard and fit six LED downlights

1960s fuse board in a Ponsonby villa kitchen-diner. Homeowner wants a modern switchboard with RCD protection and six new LED downlights where the old batten fittings were.

Scope lines and quote items below show how this job would be structured in Tradient. Wording and prices stay fully editable for the job in front of you.

Scope of work

What the customer sees

  • Isolate power and confirm safe working conditions

    Isolate the existing switchboard, lock out where practicable, and confirm the work area is safe before removal begins.

  • Remove existing switchboard and obsolete wiring tails

    Remove the old fuse board, label circuits as they are disconnected, and make safe any abandoned tails in the meter box cavity.

  • Install new switchboard with RCD protection

    Mount and wire a new switchboard to current standards, including RCD protection on required circuits and clear circuit labelling.

  • Test and commission the new switchboard

    Test insulation, polarity and RCD operation, restore power, and confirm all existing circuits operate correctly from the new board.

  • Cut in and wire six LED downlight positions

    Mark out, cut holes and run cable to six new downlight positions in the kitchen-diner ceiling, respecting joist layout.

  • Fit LED downlights and connect to lighting circuit

    Install IC-rated LED downlights, connect to the designated lighting circuit, and fit trims flush to the ceiling lining.

  • Test lighting circuit and leave work area tidy

    Function-test all new fittings, replace any disturbed access panels, and remove packaging and offcuts from site.

Quote items

How you price it

DescriptionUnit
Callout and initial assessmentitem
Labour, switchboard replacementday
New switchboard and protection devicesfixed price
LED downlights supplied and fitteditem
Certificate of compliancePriced as a line, you lodge the CoC when the work is complete.item

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Customer concerns

Questions this quote should answer

Clear scope lines head off the questions electricians hear on every job. These are the ones this example is written to address.

Will the power be off all day?

Is the new switchboard sized for future circuits?

Are the downlights dimmable and IC-rated for our ceiling?

Who lodges the certificate of compliance and when?

At a glance

How this job is structured

7 scope lines and 5 quote items for a typical electrician job, ready to adjust on site and send for signature.

Electrical flow

Electrician working on an open switchboard
RCD new board
LED fit-off
Common questions

Tradient for electricians

Yes. Compliance work can sit as its own quote item so the paperwork side of the job is visible and priced up front.

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Start with electricians scope and quote-item wording, tailor it to the actual job, set your own prices and send one clear version for the customer to review and sign.