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ELECTRICAL ESTIMATING & CONSULTATION

Your next bid.
Built around
your business.

More estimating capacity, with an electrical contractor in your corner. Work directly with Dan Hawk to shape the scope and numbers around your labor costs, overhead and pricing history.

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Ohio electrical contractor · EL-49270•IEC Central Ohio member
BUCKEYE / ESTIMATINGSCOPE REVIEW

A clearer picture.
A better starting point.

SCOPE STUDY / ILLUSTRATIONNOT TO SCALE
01 / LABORYour cost basis02 / MATERIALYour supplier inputs03 / OVERHEADYour business costs
Prepared for contractor review01
YOUR NUMBERS.Reviewed together.
Illustrative scope sheet · no customer information
FROM ONE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR TO ANOTHERClear scope.Your cost structure.Your final bid.
AN EXTRA SET OF EXPERIENCED EYES

Help where your
estimating desk needs it.

From a full electrical estimate to a second look at a difficult scope, we work through the details with you.

01

Electrical estimates & takeoffs

Organize the drawing scope, quantities, labor and material inputs into a working estimate you can review.

Commercial · Residential · Project specific
02

Bid & pricing consultation

Review labor cost basis, overhead, supplier inputs and historical pricing in the context of your business.

Scope review · Pricing assumptions · Qualifications
03

Changes, alternates & scope gaps

Separate base work from options and changes. Make the unanswered questions and responsibility boundaries visible.

Change orders · Add alternates · RFIs
A LOOK AT THE WORK

Real bid experience.
The identifying details removed.

Anonymized scope summaries from prior electrical quotations, shared to show how we organize work, allowances and bid assumptions.

Customer names, site addresses, project identifiers, dates and prices are omitted. Original bid documents are kept private.

COMMERCIAL · EQUIPMENT POWERPRIOR BID / ANONYMIZED

Equipment relocation

A commercial equipment move with power and controls that needed to move with it.

SCOPE STUDY / ILLUSTRATIONNOT TO SCALE

Scope organized for pricing

  • Disconnection and salvage of serviceable electrical equipment
  • Feeder and control extensions, relocation and reconnection
  • Shutdown coordination, operational checks and permit allowance

The estimating focus

Separate the electrical scope from equipment rigging, structural work and vendor responsibilities.

Defined base scopeLabor & material breakdownQualifications & exclusions
WE WORK THROUGH IT WITH YOU

Your operation.
Your overhead.
Your estimate.

A useful estimate needs more than quantities. We take time to understand how your company prices and performs the work, then identify the assumptions that need your input.

Let’s discuss your next bid
Buckeye Electric
Dan HawkBuckeye Electric · Buckeye Electrical Holdings LLC
  1. 01

    Send the project and the deadline.

    Start with the plans, specifications, addenda and scope you have. Tell us where you need help.

  2. 02

    Agree on the work before we start.

    We review the assignment together and confirm scope, consulting fee and turnaround for that project.

  3. 03

    Build around your business inputs.

    Your labor basis, overhead, supplier quotes and historical prices guide the estimate. Unknowns become questions to resolve.

  4. 04

    Review first. Brand the final package.

    You review the estimate and retain control of your final bid. After acceptance, we can add your company’s logo and presentation style.

A PACKAGE YOU CAN WORK WITH

Clear enough to review.
Detailed enough to discuss.

Deliverables are selected for the assignment. They may include:

  • Electrical scope and quantity takeoff
  • Labor and material breakdowns
  • Assumptions, exclusions and scope questions
  • Proposal draft and add alternates
  • Your contractor-branded final package
BEFORE WE GET STARTED

A few practical questions.

Do I need all my costs figured out first?

Bring what you have. We can discuss which labor rates, overhead allocations, historical bids or supplier quotes would help. Unconfirmed inputs remain questions until we agree on their basis.

How much does estimating support cost?

The fee depends on the project scope, document set, deadline and requested deliverables. We review the assignment and agree on the consulting fee and turnaround before work begins.

Can the final package use our company branding?

Yes. We work through the estimate with you first. After you accept it, we can add your company’s logo and branding to the final package.

How do I send a project?

Call or email Dan to discuss the scope and deadline. We’ll agree on the document handoff for that project. The secure workspace is currently reserved for the estimating team.

LET’S PUT YOUR NEXT BID ON THE TABLE

Tell us what
you’re bidding.

Share the project type, bid deadline and the help you need. We’ll talk through the next step.

Email about a project 614-664-8800
buckeyeelectrician@gmail.com