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Operations and automation for electrical contractors in Gainesville and Alachua County.

We find where your electrical shop loses money

Quotes still priced on January's copper.

Parts never billed, and panel jobs waiting on GRU. We walk your shop, put a dollar figure on the ones that cost you every month, then fix them, starting with the tools you already use.

A Gainesville company. Free first call, in English or Spanish. We usually call back the same business day.

A small electrical shop with 3 trucks Supply-house tickets with no job number, never billed Losing $574 a month, see it on the example sheet below

The walk starts at $500. Bigger businesses get a quote on the free call. Start a fix of $1,500 or more within 30 days and the walk fee comes off its price.

LumoraWalk sheetElectrical, 3 trucks, Alachua County

ProblemLost a month
  1. Supply-house tickets with no job number, never billed5 tickets × $114.88 average, at your cost
    $574
  2. Supplier bills typed in twice35 min × 22 days × $28 an hour
    $359
  3. Calls nobody called back6 missed calls × 24% would book × $210 profit each
    $302
Quotes still priced on January's copper3 open quotes, 9 coils at January's cost. You set the new price.
not priced
Lost before any fix$1,235 a month

Time back for the example shop: about 13 hours a month

Yours is built from your own records.

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  • A Florida company, based in Gainesville
  • English and Spanish
  • Walk fee back if you ask within 7 days
  • We don't sell leads, and there's no long contract

What we automate in an electrical shop

Most fixes land in what you already use: Excel, QuickBooks, your job app or a tool we build.

  • Property manager and builder work orders, read from the emailed PDF into your job list.
  • Jobs waiting on a panel or a meter-main, booked the day the supplier says it's in.
  • Panel, EV charger and generator permits checked on PermitGNV and Citizenserve, so none runs out before its final.
  • Finished jobs listed every morning until each one is invoiced.
  • Invoices to builders and home-warranty companies, followed until each one pays in full.
  • Reminders all year to your customers, like yearly generator service before storm season.

On the walk, we find which of these your shop has. See the full list for electrical

For shops the owner runs, with one person in the office or none.

What you keep Keep Jobber, Housecall Pro or whatever runs your dispatch. We work on everything around it.

How it works

You can stop after any of them.

  1. Today

    Free

    A free call, by phone. You tell us where the week goes. We tell you plainly whether a walk would pay for itself.

  2. The walk

    Paid

    A visit to your business, and a look at your records.

    The walk starts at $500. Bigger businesses get a quote on the free call. Start a fix of $1,500 or more within 30 days and the walk fee comes off its price.

    Not worth it to you? Text or email us within 7 days of the call where you go over your sheet, and you get the walk fee back.

  3. Your sheet

    Every problem in dollars, usually within a week of getting your records. You keep it either way.

  4. Then, only if you want

    Paid

    One fix, priced before work starts, and a monthly check you can cancel any month.

Wire went up. Your price list still says January.

Second Street's emailed bill from October 2 has 12/2 wire at $157.28 a coil. Your price list, updated January 8, says $138.60. Three open quotes use nine coils at January's cost: a rewire, kitchen circuits and a garage addition. You set the new price before anything changes.

The fix: every supplier bill read when it arrives and checked against your price list, with any rise sent to you beside the open quotes it touches. This is one of the things a walk looks for.

SECOND STREET ELECTRIC SUPPLY200 Second St, Gainesville FL

SOLD TO 30552SPOONBILL ELECTRIC

INVOICE 5187310/02/26

CUST PO SHOP STOCKBR 04 RTE 3

QTYDESCRIPTIONEXT
512/2 NM-B 250'
@157.28
786.40
501/2 EMT CONN31.00
25OLD WORK BOX29.50
620A 1P BREAKER59.16
2NM STAPLES BX12.96

MERCHANDISE919.02

SALES TAX 7.5%68.93

TOTAL987.95

Price list 2026.xlsx

Emailed bill 51873 has 12/2 NM-B at 157.28. Your price list says 138.60. 3 open quotes use it. Waiting for your OK.

ABC
1ItemCostUpdated
1314/2 NM-B, 250 ft96.40Jan 8
1412/2 NM-B, 250 ft138.60Jan 8
151/2 in. EMT connector0.62Jan 8
Price listQuotesReady

Spoonbill Electric loses $1,235 a month. Here's where.

A 3-truck shop. Each stop shows the same screen before and after the fix, and the walk ends on the sheet's total.

  1. 1

    Stop 1: The supplier bill

    Supply-house tickets with no job number, never billed

    Five September tickets with no job number. Their parts never reached an invoice.Each ticket matched to its job, so its parts reach an invoice.

    LostWon back $574 a monthCounted in the example shop's supplier statements: tickets with no job number and no invoice line.

  2. 2

    Stop 2: The bills spreadsheet

    Supplier bills typed in twice

    Each bill typed into the job app, then again into the books.Each bill read once from its PDF. Both rows match.

    LostWon back $359 a monthMinutes a day the example shop spends typing each bill twice.

  3. 3

    Stop 3: The shop phone

    Calls nobody called back

    1:47 PM, crew on a panel swap. Nobody called back.1:48 PM, texted back. Callback by 3:30.

    LostWon back $302 a monthFrom the example shop's call history: new numbers with no callback. The 24% booking rate is vendor data (ServiceTitan, 2022).

Generator interlocks sell before June and storm calls come in September. Your sheet works from your own records.

Lost before any fix $1,235 a month

Time back for the example shop: about 13 hours a month.

Tickets with no job number? Our article has the weekly ticket check in Jobber, Housecall Pro or QuickBooks.

Panel jobs waiting on three dates.

In GRU's area, a service change needs a disconnect booked ahead, the inspection, and GRU's reconnect once the inspector approves. Your list tracks all three and drafts the balance invoice when the power is back on.

Before The GRU call waits for someone to remember, and the balance waits until someone hears the inspection passed.

Outside GRU's area, the list tracks the same three dates with whichever utility serves the job.

Job log, Spoonbill ElectricAfter
  1. Tuesday, Sept 29
  2. Your office booked GRU for Oct 8, 8 AM.
  3. Wednesday, Oct 7
  4. On your list: request the inspection.
  5. Thursday, Oct 8
  6. GRU disconnect done, install under way.
  7. Inspection passed, read from PermitGNV.
  8. GRU reconnect done.
  9. Balance invoice drafted, for your OK.

Job 7335, panel upgradePermit E26-900633

Mark Wright, 159 Main St. 100 A to 200 A: meter-main with the emergency disconnect (NEC 230.85), surge protector (NEC 230.67), 22 circuits moved.

Install day: GRU disconnect 8 AM. Inspection in the morning. GRU reconnect once the inspector approves.

Let's talk shop.

Tell us what eats your week. If a walk wouldn't pay for itself, we'll say so on the call.

Money back

Not worth it to you? Text or email us within 7 days of the call where you go over your sheet, and you get the walk fee back. Full terms

Hours
Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Reply time
We usually call you back the same business day.
Language
English or Spanish
Where
Gainesville and Alachua County. Elsewhere in Florida? Ask us.
Not ready to call?
Put your own numbers in the loss calculator first. It runs on your device and sends us nothing.

Who walks your business

Most owners I meet lose their evenings to the same few jobs: the quote typed up at night, the invoice that never went out, the call nobody got back to.

Before Lumora I did the paperwork at a water damage company, and I automated most of it. Now Lumora walks businesses around Gainesville and does the same.

I speak English and Spanish, so your office can work in either.

Franco A. SotoOwner

About Lumora

Rules we keep

  • We start with what you already pay for.
  • No filming or recording without your OK.
  • Say no once, and that's the end of it.