Electrical contractor software

Electrical contractor software usually means a heavy suite priced per user, built for a firm with an office that routes other people's days. SparkCerts is electrical contractor software for the firm that is one to a handful of people, where the contractor on the tools is also the one quoting, certifying and invoicing. It runs the business from one record, on the phone, for one flat price.

The whole contract, one record

Built for the contractor's clients too

Most small electrical contractors live on landlord and letting-agent work, which is repeat compliance. SparkCerts gives every customer a portal link with their documents and a per-property compliance view, and turns each expiring EICR or gas record into a booked retest. That is what keeps an agent with hundreds of doors coming back to one contractor.

Team without the per-user bill

Bring your mates onto the account and they share the same jobs, customers and certificates. No per-seat arithmetic: it is £12 a month for the firm, three jobs free to test it on real work. When you genuinely outgrow it into a ten-van operation, buy a suite with our blessing and export every document on the way out.

See everything on the feature list, or the job management and certificate software pages.

Common questions

Is SparkCerts suitable for a small electrical contracting firm?

Yes, for firms of one to a handful of people. Team members share the same jobs, customers and certificates on one account, with no per-user fee: 12 pounds a month for the firm.

Does electrical contractor software need certificates built in?

For UK domestic and light commercial work, yes. SparkCerts issues EIC, EICR, Minor Works, gas CP12, PAT, EV and emergency lighting certificates to the BS 7671 model forms, attached to the same job record as the quote and invoice.

How much does SparkCerts cost for contractors?

Three jobs free with every feature, then a flat 12 pounds a month for the whole firm, however many users or jobs.

Run your next job through it