Electrician scheduling for solo masters and small shops.

Yes. Patcher is $29 a month for 1–2 people, so a master electrician and an apprentice are on the smallest plan, with estimates, online booking, travel-aware times and cancellation filling included. You pay for the people who take appointments, not for features, so it stays simple as you add a journeyman or a second apprentice.

Yes. Build the estimate from your services and add options, such as a basic install close to the panel or a longer run with a dedicated subpanel. The customer opens it from a text and approves or declines online. Once they approve, book the install on a day that fits.

Book each visit as its own appointment for the same customer. Name them in the service or notes, like “visit 2 of 3”, and each one gets its own time and who’s going. The calendar shows where every job stands at a glance, and gate codes and access notes on the customer come up every visit.

Book each of you at the same time. An appointment sits in one person’s column, so for a panel upgrade you book the job with yourself and again with your apprentice. Each booking is checked against that person’s day before it saves, and you see both columns side by side.

Customers already booked later whose job fits: the same length or shorter, with you free then and a drive that works. You choose who gets asked and in what order, so you can start with the jobs whose parts are already on the van. Everyone keeps their current appointment until someone accepts, and a no means the next person you approved is asked.