Residential Service Electrician - Estimating & Sales

LIMITLESS ELECTRIC LLC; Windsor Locks (CT); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) matching

Bonus based on performance

Company car

Competitive salary

Free uniforms

Opportunity for advancement

Paid time off

Training & development

Job summary

Limitless Electric is expanding its residential service operation in Connecticut and seeks a motivated Residential Service Electrician focused on estimating, sales, and customer relationships. You’ll own the opportunity from first contact to close, with installation teams handling the build.

You’ll run ~3–4 service calls per day, diagnose problems, prepare accurate scopes and estimates, and present options to homeowners.

Qualifications

• Strong residential electrical experience.
• Connecticut electrical license for independent work.
• Strong troubleshooting ability.
• Ability to estimate labor and materials accurately.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Comfortable presenting pricing and moving homeowners forward.
• Strong organizational and follow-up skills.
• Ability to use a CRM, tablet, estimating software.
• Professional appearance and attitude.
• Valid driver's license and acceptable driving record.
• Ability to work independently without constant supervision.
• High level of personal accountability.

Responsibilities

• Run approximately 3–4 residential service calls and consultations per day.
• Diagnose residential electrical problems.
• Build accurate estimates based on labor, materials, scope, and job conditions.
• Present options and help homeowners make confident decisions.
• Close qualified opportunities and hand off larger projects to installation team.
• Maintain accurate CRM data and follow up on open estimates.
• Develop customer relationships leading to repeat business and referrals.
• Stay current with electrical codes, products, permits, and residential best practices.

Skills

Residential electrical

Troubleshooting

Customer communication

Estimating experience

Sales mindset

Education

Connecticut electrical license

Tools

Estimating software

CRM

SPAN panels

Job description

Benefits:

• 401(k) matching
• Bonus based on performance
• Company car
• Competitive salary
• Free uniforms
• Opportunity for advancement
• Paid time off
• Training & development

Are You the Electrician Who Thinks Like an Owner?

You know the electrical trade—but you also understand people, numbers, and what it takes to run profitable work.

You can walk into a homeowner’s house, make them feel comfortable, diagnose a problem, explain the options clearly, and recognize when a small service call could lead to a larger project.

You understand labor.

You understand materials.

You understand that a job can look great on paper and still lose money if it isn’t scoped, priced, and executed correctly.

And you want more responsibility than simply being handed a work order and told where to go next.

Limitless Electric is hiring a Residential Service Electrician focused on estimating, sales, and customer relationships.

Think of this position as running your service van almost like your own business—without having to take on all the risk and responsibility of owning the company.

We provide the brand, leads, systems, pricing tools, support, and installation crews.

Your job is to take ownership of the opportunity.

The Role

This is a fast-paced, customer-facing position for an experienced residential electrician who enjoys:

Troubleshooting. People. Estimating. Numbers. Sales. Problem-solving. Results.

You’ll typically run approximately 3–4 residential service appointments and consultations per day.

Some appointments will involve troubleshooting and smaller repairs that you can complete yourself.

Others will uncover larger projects such as:

• Panel and service upgrades
• EV charging
• Lighting projects
• Rewiring
• Electrical improvements
• Generator equipment
• Dedicated circuits
• Older-home electrical upgrades
• Whole-home projects

For larger opportunities, your responsibility is simple:

Evaluate it. Scope it. Price it. Present it. Sell it. Document it. Hand it off.

You won't be expected to spend several days completing larger installations.

Once the project is properly sold and scoped, our installation team takes over.

That allows you to keep your schedule moving, continue meeting homeowners, solve problems, develop new opportunities, and create a steady pipeline of properly scoped work for the company.

What Your Day Looks Like

You’ll be responsible for:

• Running approximately 3–4 residential service calls and consultations per day
• Diagnosing residential electrical problems
• Completing qualifying service repairs
• Meeting homeowners and understanding what they are trying to accomplish
• Inspecting existing electrical systems
• Identifying appropriate solutions
• Explaining electrical issues in a way homeowners can easily understand
• Building accurate estimates based on labor, materials, scope, and job conditions
• Presenting options and helping homeowners make confident decisions
• Asking for the work and closing qualified opportunities
• Identifying legitimate additional electrical needs while in the home
• Taking detailed photos, measurements, and project notes
• Creating accurate scopes of work for our installation electricians
• Handing larger sold projects off cleanly to the installation team
• Following up with open estimates and opportunities
• Building customer relationships that lead to repeat work and referrals
• Keeping accurate information in our CRM
• Tracking your numbers, including sales, close rate, average ticket, and profitability
• Staying current with electrical codes, products, permits, and residential best practices

The Type of Electrician We're Looking For

This position is built for a high performer who wants ownership over the result.

You’ll probably love this role if you:

• Like having a full schedule and staying busy
• Are naturally good with people
• Can comfortably start a conversation with almost anyone
• Enjoy diagnosing and solving problems
• Are competitive with yourself
• Like having numbers and goals to beat
• Understand labor hours and material costs
• Think about whether a project will actually be profitable
• Notice opportunities other people overlook
• Follow up without someone constantly reminding you
• Take ownership instead of waiting for instructions
• Enjoy presenting solutions and closing projects
• Want your individual performance to matter
• Want more responsibility than a traditional electrician position
• Enjoy electrical work but don't want to spend every day on large installations
• Have ever looked at the way a job was being handled and thought:

“I could run this better.”

You should be equally comfortable troubleshooting an electrical problem, talking with a homeowner at their kitchen table, and reviewing labor, material costs, pricing, and gross margin.

This Probably Isn't the Right Position If...

If you want to clock in, receive a list of jobs, complete exactly what's assigned, and go home without thinking much about what happens before or after the installation, this probably isn't the position for you.

There is nothing wrong with that type of electrician.

It simply isn't what we're hiring for in this role.

Ownership. Responsibility. Growth. Accountability. Opportunity.

Someone who cares about the entire result—not just whether the wires were installed correctly.

You Don't Need to Be a Salesperson

Traditional sales experience is not required.

We would rather hire a great electrician who understands people and can learn our sales process than hire a salesperson who doesn't understand electrical work.

We're not looking for someone to pressure homeowners into buying things they don't need.

Projects You'll Commonly Work With

Our residential work includes:

• Electrical troubleshooting and service calls
• 100-amp and 200-amp service upgrades
• Electrical panel replacements
• SPAN smart electrical panels
• EV charger installations
• Dedicated circuits
• Recessed lighting and lighting upgrades
• Ceiling and exhaust fans
• Generator interlocks and transfer equipment
• Hot tubs and spas
• Exterior and security lighting
• Knob-and-tube and older-home electrical upgrades
• Surge protection
• Grounding and bonding
• Permanent architectural lighting
• Whole-home electrical improvements

What We're Looking For

• Strong residential electrical experience
• Connecticut electrical license appropriate for independently performing assigned work
• Strong understanding of residential electrical systems and the NEC
• Strong troubleshooting ability
• Ability to estimate labor and materials accurately
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Comfortable presenting pricing and asking homeowners to move forward
• Strong organizational and follow-up skills
• Ability to use a CRM, tablet, estimating software, and basic technology
• Professional appearance and attitude
• Valid driver's license and acceptable driving record
• Ability to work independently without constant supervision
• High level of personal accountability

Experience in residential service, electrical estimating, project management, sales, or operating your own electrical business is especially valuable.

What Success Looks Like

Success in this role isn't measured by revenue alone.

A successful Residential Service Electrician at Limitless:

• Takes excellent care of the homeowner
• Shows up prepared and on time
• Builds trust quickly
• Asks good questions
• Finds the actual problem
• Recommends the right solution
• Produces accurate scopes
• Prices work intelligently
• Protects company margins
• Closes qualified opportunities
• Creates clean handoffs for our installation team
• Follows up consistently
• Generates repeat customers and referrals
• Takes ownership of the final result

We want profitable work, happy customers, clean installations, and customers who call Limitless again the next time they need an electrician.

Why Limitless Electric?

We're not trying to build another electrical company where talented electricians are simply dispatched from job to job.

We're building a company where great people can take ownership, develop professionally, and directly influence the success of the business.

We're growing our residential service operation, building additional installation crews, improving our systems, and creating opportunities for people who want to grow with the company.

In this position, you won't have to build the entire machine yourself.

You don't have to create the brand.

You don't have to generate every lead.

You don't have to build the website.

You don't have to answer every phone call.

You don't have to manage advertising, payroll, scheduling, or all the other responsibilities that come with owning an electrical company.

We build the infrastructure around you so you can focus on what you're great at: taking care of homeowners, solving electrical problems, developing opportunities, and producing results.

You'll have the opportunity to use more than your hands.

You'll use your:

Electrical knowledge.

Personality.

Judgment.

Business sense.

Communication skills.

Drive.

And as Limitless grows, we want our best people to grow with it.

Our Mission

Our mission is to become the most trusted residential electrical company in Connecticut by building lifelong relationships through exceptional craftsmanship, honest communication, and an unwavering commitment to doing every job right.

We want every homeowner to feel confident, respected, and cared for—from the first phone call to the final walkthrough.

This position plays a major part in delivering that experience.

You're often the person sitting across from the homeowner, understanding their problem, earning their trust, developing the solution, and setting the project up for success.

What You Get

We expect a lot from this position, and the right person should have the opportunity to benefit from the results they produce.

• Competitive hourly compensation
• Performance-based bonus opportunity
• Company vehicle
• Company-provided leads and scheduled appointments
• Established pricing and estimating systems
• Installation crews to complete larger sold projects
• 401(k) with company match
• Paid time off
• Training and professional development
• Opportunity for increased responsibility as the company grows

We’re especially interested in talking to electricians who have thought:

“I’d like to run my own business someday.”

You may find that this position gives you many of the things you want from ownership—responsibility, autonomy, performance, numbers, customers, and growth—without having to build everything alone.