Panel upgrades and EV charger installs are considered purchases, homeowners need someone to actually get them scheduled for an estimate. Donewright Outbound puts a dedicated caller on your list daily, trained around how electrical customers actually decide.
Get My Free ScoreThe electrical businesses winning the most panel and EV charger estimates aren't necessarily the best-reviewed. They're the ones who reach the customer first, while a panel that's out of date or maxed out is still fresh in their mind.
A electrical customer who was ready to talk today is a much harder conversation in three days. Every uncalled name on your list is losing heat while it sits there.
Most electrical business owners aren't ignoring customers on purpose, they're on a job site, mid-install, or running a crew. Calls get pushed to "later," later becomes tomorrow, and by then the customer's already talked to someone else. Hiring in-house help means job postings, interviews, a 2–3 month ramp, and real turnover risk.
Electrical customers can tell within seconds when they're talking to someone reading from a template built for every trade at once. That's when they hang up.
Every campaign is built around opportunities your business already has some connection to, not cold names with no relationship to you.
Past inquiries about upgrades that never got scheduled, worked again before they're forgotten.
Opportunities flagged during past visits that never turned into a booked estimate.
Previous customers reached about planned upgrades they mentioned but never scheduled.
A homeowner confirms the specific need, panel upgrade, EV charger, or similar, confirms property type and ownership, and books a scheduled estimate.
Your estimator still handles the technical scope and pricing conversation. Donewright keeps the calendar full of people ready to have it.
Panel and EV work is considered-purchase territory, homeowners take their time deciding, which means a list of past inquiries is full of people who just haven't been asked again.
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