Best AI and automation consultants for electrical contractors (2026)

The best AI and automation consultants for electrical contractors in 2026 are TradeWeave and PowerHouse Consulting Group for field software, FlowBots.ai for AI call handling, and Z&G Partners for job costing and back-office automation. Below are eight firms that name electrical work on their own sites, what each does, and published prices.

Z&G Partners wrote this list and is on it. We have tried to be fair; every other firm's details come from its own website, checked November 6, 2026.

What to look for

  • Service work and project work: Many electricians do both quick service calls and longer project jobs. Look for someone who can handle fast booking for one and job costing for the other.
  • Estimates and bids: Bids take hours. Ask how they speed up estimates and make sure every open bid gets a follow-up.
  • Job costing on longer jobs: On multi-week jobs, labor and material overruns hide until the end. You want hours and costs on each job every day, not after it closes.
  • Field software fit: If you run ServiceTitan, FieldEdge or Housecall Pro, the consultant should know it well and connect it to QuickBooks.
  • After-hours calls: Outages and emergencies come at night. Check that calls are answered and booked, and urgent ones reach your on-call electrician.

The list

1. TradeWeave

A ServiceTitan Certified Provider and custom software team in Sarasota, Florida. It does ServiceTitan setup, pricebook and dispatch work, reporting and training, plus QuickBooks integrations and custom automations to end double entry. Its site names HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, garage door and landscaping.

Best for: Electrical contractors on ServiceTitan that want setup, reporting and custom integrations. Pricing: Not published. Its pricing page says project work starts "from a few thousand dollars" and scales with scope; support plans are month to month.

Source: tradeweave.io/pricing

2. PowerHouse Consulting Group

A ServiceTitan Titanium partner and FieldEdge certified partner, staffed by people from the trades. It reviews and cleans up software accounts, handles pricebook and membership projects, setup and training, and audits your whole tech stack. Its site names HVAC, plumbing and electrical.

Best for: Electrical contractors on ServiceTitan or FieldEdge that want their software audited and set up properly. Pricing: Not published.

Source: mypowerhouse.group

3. FlowBots.ai

Builds custom AI systems instead of selling software: AI voice agents, after-hours calls, missed-call text-back, follow-ups, scheduling and dispatch. It connects ServiceTitan, Jobber, GoHighLevel and Salesforce, among others. Its site names HVAC, plumbing, electrical and roofing.

Best for: Electrical companies that want custom AI voice agents and dispatch help. Pricing: Projects $15,000 to $300,000 depending on scope. Pilot projects from $15,000. AI voice usage $0.25 per minute of call time. Most projects take 4 to 8 weeks.

Source: flowbots.ai

4. Z&G Partners

Builds and runs job costing and office automation for trades companies doing $3M to $15M a year, on the tools they already use: QuickBooks, the time clock, payroll and the estimating tool or CRM. It covers nightly job costing, lead response, quote follow-up and bills into QuickBooks, runs it after launch, and is live in 30 days or your money back (terms in writing). Z&G's published case studies are painting and garage door companies; it has not published electrical results.

Best for: Electrical contractors doing $3M to $15M a year that want job costing every morning and less office typing on their current tools. Pricing: Not published. A flat fee to build each automation, then a monthly fee to run it, quoted on a free 30-minute call.

Source: zgpartners.co and zgpartners.co/job-costing-for-contractors

5. CI Web Group

Calls itself "the AI-first marketing agency for the trades." It runs websites, SEO and AI search work on its own platform, and sells AI consulting and done-for-you AI agents for chat, text and booking. Its site names HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing and garage doors.

Best for: Electrical companies that want marketing and AI agents from one agency. Pricing: AI consulting (done with you) $2,000 per month. Done-for-you agent setup $25,000 one time, plus $2,500 per system connection. Marketing from a couple hundred dollars a month.

Source: ciwebgroup.com

6. Alpenglow AI

A one-person automation consultancy in Colorado Springs, run by Dillon Lara. It starts with a two-week audit, then builds one workflow at a time inside your phone system, CRM, QuickBooks, Jobber or Housecall Pro, and keeps it running. Its site names HVAC, plumbing, roofing, landscaping, electrical and painting.

Best for: Small electrical shops that want one automation at a published price. Pricing: Clarity Audit $750 one time. Build and Run: $1,200 setup, then $250 per month per system, month to month. Missed-call text-back $750 one time. AI search work from $497.

Source: alpenglowai.com

7. HSP Automation

A Meridian, Idaho firm that does workflow automation, CRM setup, lead response and integrations for home service companies, centered on Housecall Pro. It also builds websites and runs marketing. Its site names HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, roofing, and painting and drywall.

Best for: Electricians on Housecall Pro that want it connected to other apps. Pricing: Automation packages from $97 per month. Housecall Pro Zapier connector: $147 per month plus a $147 one-time setup fee, after a 14-day free trial.

Source: hspautomation.com

8. Footbridge Media

A Pensacola, Florida marketing agency for contractors, in business since 2004. Its plan includes AI website chat, automatic review requests, online booking, invoicing and payments, and AI search work, along with the website. Its site names painting, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing and landscaping.

Best for: Electricians who need a website and leads, with chat, booking and review requests included. Pricing: $249 per month, month to month, with a 90-day money-back guarantee.

Source: footbridgemedia.com

How to choose

Decide which side hurts more: the phones or the back office. Service-heavy shops usually start with call booking and follow-up. Project-heavy shops usually start with estimates and job costing. Ask each firm what it would build first in your setup, what it connects to, and who fixes it when a run fails.

Questions owners ask

What does an AI automation consultant do for an electrical contractor?

It connects your field software, estimating, payroll and QuickBooks so calls get booked, bids get followed up and job costs update without someone typing numbers by hand.

How much does AI automation cost for an electrician?

Published prices on this list run from $249 a month for a marketing plan with automation (Footbridge Media) and $1,200 setup plus $250 a month per workflow (Alpenglow AI), to $25,000 for done-for-you AI agent setup (CI Web Group) and $15,000 to $300,000 for custom AI projects (FlowBots.ai).

Do I need a consultant or just AI call-answering software?

Software such as Avoca, Sameday and Netic answers calls and books jobs on its own, and each says it serves electrical companies. A consultant connects the systems you already have and builds around how your office works. Some companies use both: software for the phones, a consultant for the back office.

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