AI staff for electricians

AI staff for electricians: every call answered, every quote and invoice followed up

There were 48,279 electrical businesses in Australia at June 2025, and 44.8% were solo operators with no employees. You can’t answer a call with one hand in a switchboard. Your AI staff take the call, book the job and keep the quotes and invoices moving.

Growth plan: 5 AI staff for $950 a quarter + GST, about $2.08 a day each. See all plans

What your customers ring about

When the power’s out at one home only, the network can’t help. Ausgrid says it is legally unable to repair customer equipment past the connection point, so the next call is to an electrician. In Queensland every home needs interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms by 1 January 2027, which means a steady run of calls that each need an answer the same day.

  • Power out at one house while the neighbours have it
  • A safety switch that keeps tripping
  • Downlights and new ceiling lights
  • Extra power points
  • Switchboard upgrades
  • Smoke alarm installs and upgrades
  • Rental safety checks for landlords and property managers

What your AI staff do for a electrical business

  • Power’s out and it’s only their place

    Anna answers, asks whether the neighbours have power and whether the safety switch has gone, and takes the address. If it sounds urgent she texts you on the spot.

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  • Smoke alarm enquiries in a rush

    With the Queensland deadline close, Emily follows up each enquiry within minutes. She asks about the home, the number of bedrooms and the alarms already there, then books the job.

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  • Switchboard quotes done by voice

    Talk SAM through the board you just looked at and the quote gets written while you talk. Emily follows up the quotes you’ve sent. The price and the scope stay with you.

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  • Tenants home for the inspection

    Rental work falls over when nobody’s home. Booking confirmations and reminder texts go out as part of the follow-up work, so tenants and property managers know when you’re coming.

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  • Invoices without the chasing

    SAM writes the invoice by voice and Carol sends the payment reminders you’ve approved. If a customer disputes the bill, it comes straight back to you.

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  • Landlords reminded when checks are due

    Mia rings past customers and landlords when the next safety check or solar service is due and books it in. That’s on the Scale plan.

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What one job is worth: typical electrical prices in Australia

JobTypical priceSource
Typical electrician job$149 to $370 (median $210)Airtasker, 2026
Downlight installation$68 to $450Airtasker, 2026
Experienced or master electrician, hourly$100 to $150 an hourAirtasker, 2026
Typical ranges reported by Airtasker, updated 31 October 2026. Prices vary by location and job. Indicative only.

One typical job at the top of Airtasker’s range, $370, is more than five weeks of the Growth plan ($73 a week).

The paperwork: what AI can chase, and what stays with you

Your AI staff handle

  • Reminding you of the NSW CCEW deadline: no later than 7 days after the work and its safety test are finished
  • Booking the independent inspection for Victorian prescribed work and confirming the visit with the customer
  • Sending the customer their copy of the certificate you’ve issued and checking it arrived
  • Booking rental compliance rounds with landlords and property managers
  • Chasing payment once the job is done

Stays with you and your licence

  • All electrical work and safety testing
  • Filling in and signing the CCEW, the COES or the Queensland certificates of testing and compliance
  • Deciding whether Victorian work is prescribed and needs an inspector
  • Pricing and scoping every quote

In Victoria, prescribed work such as mains, main switchboards, meter boxes, solar and batteries is inspected within 8 business days. Non-prescribed work such as lights, power points, air conditioning and hot water still needs the customer’s COES copy within 30 days.

Smoke alarm deadlines, rental checks and repeat work for electricians

Electrical work comes round on a timetable set by law. Queensland’s smoke alarm deadline is the big one right now, and rental rules in NSW, Victoria and Queensland bring the same properties back every year or two. Anna handles the deadline rush and Mia keeps the rental rounds booked.

  • Queensland: every home needs interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms by 1 January 2027, meeting AS3786:2014 with no ionisation sensor
  • NSW rentals: every smoke alarm checked yearly and replaced within 10 years. Hardwired alarms need a licensed electrician
  • Victorian rentals: electrical safety check every 2 years, and every switchboard needs RCDs
  • Queensland rentals: all power point circuits need a safety switch, with testing recommended every 3 months
  • Rooftop solar: Energy Safe Victoria recommends a service every 2 years by a licensed electrician

Questions electricians ask us

Can AI handle the Queensland smoke alarm rush?
Anna answers every call and text, day and night, and takes down the home details. On Growth, Emily follows up each enquiry within minutes and books the job while you’re on the tools.
Will it fill in my CCEW or COES?
No. Certificates are filled in and signed by you as the licensed electrician. Your AI staff remind you of the deadline and send the customer the copy you’ve issued.
Will it price a switchboard upgrade?
No. SAM writes the quote as you talk it through, with your price. Emily follows it up but never changes the price or offers a discount.
Can it deal with property managers and tenants?
Yes. Booking confirmations and reminders are part of the follow-up work. On Scale, Zoe answers existing customers’ “when are you coming?” calls and Mia books the next rental round.
Where is my customer data kept?
Primary storage of LeadAI customer data is in Australia. LeadAI Pty Ltd is based in Melbourne.

Ring Emily and hear what your customers would hear

Emily is one of our AI staff. Ring her like a customer would, ask about a job, and judge for yourself. If it suits your electrical business, book a quick screen share and we'll set your team up around how you work.

Emily answers LeadAI’s own line, any time. We look forward to speaking with you.