What to expect when you contact Priority Electric
A clear project starts with the right details, a visible scope, and a conversation when the work changes.
1. Tell us what is happening or what you are planning
Use the estimate request to describe the symptom, room, property type, project goal, and timing. Include photos or plans only when it is safe and appropriate. If there is immediate fire or shock danger, call 911 instead of using the form.
2. Discuss the scope
The next conversation should distinguish knowns, open decisions, access needs, and anything that may affect the work. For a repair, that means describing the condition. For a project, that means aligning the electrical plan with the space and schedule.
3. Receive a written scope and number
Priority Electric’s established process is to provide a written scope and number. Ask questions until you understand what is included and what assumptions still need confirmation.
4. Confirm changes before added work
If the project reveals work outside the agreed scope, Priority Electric’s established process is to call before adding it. Permit and inspection requirements are explained for the actual job location and work.
5. Keep the next step clear
At every point, you should know what has been found, what decision is needed, and what comes next. Ask about availability rather than assuming a same-day response or emergency service.
Common questions
Can I request an estimate without knowing the exact issue?
Yes. Describe the symptom or goal in plain language. The purpose of the first conversation is to make the scope clearer.
Will I get a written scope?
The established process described by the existing website is a written scope and number. Confirm this process when you contact Priority Electric.
What happens if the job changes?
The established process is to call before added work is performed outside the scope. Ask how changes will be documented for your project.
How quickly will someone respond?
Availability varies. This site does not promise same-day service; ask about current availability when you contact Priority Electric.