Electrical

Scope

What fits this trade on Bidmark.

Electrical on Bidmark covers panel upgrades and service-side changes (100→200 amp, fuse-to-breaker, sub-panel adds), dedicated circuits for new appliance loads, Level-2 EV charger installs, full home rewires on older wiring, and small commercial build-outs. Every envelope is bid blind by every licensed electrician in your ZIP — master and journeyman alike, with the license number attached to the ranked-bid card — so the price you read is the price the crews wrote without racing each other to the bottom. Where the scope crosses the service drop, the credentialed bidders also coordinate the utility on the meter base swap and the load calculation, so the homeowner isn’t brokering between three schedules on top of the bid. Posting a scope that fits the sealed-envelope model — work that can be photographed, line-itemed, and bid head-to-head against other licensed contractors in your state — is the fastest path to a competitive bid ledger.

• Credential gate: every bidder clears a one-time license check and carries active general liability at the moment your window closes.
• Fee tier: the same tiered fee schedule applies to electrical as to every other trade — your envelope cost scales to your scope.
• Sealed window: every bidder parties to the same scope and the same close time, so the envelope you open is a real head-to-head price, not a last-minute undercut.