Pricing & Quote Process
MeTiger prices electrical estimating one project at a time. There is no rate card and no cheap-race bidding — every project is quoted after drawing review, so the fee matches the real scope in front of us. Send your bid set and deadline, and we confirm scope, fee, and delivery window before any work begins.
How our quotes work
There is no public rate sheet, and that is deliberate. Electrical estimating cost depends on what the drawings actually contain, so we price each bid on its merits — a fair fee for real scope, put in writing before we start, with nothing added quietly later.
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Ways to work with us
Pick the level of support that fits the bid. Each engagement is scoped and priced the same way — after we review your drawings.
Takeoff-only support
A clean quantity takeoff by system when your team carries the pricing. You get counts and marked-up drawings and apply your own labour units and market pricing assumptions.
Full bid-ready estimate
The complete package: takeoff, material list, labour-hour summary, colour-coded marked-up drawings, assumptions, exclusions, and a bid summary you can submit with confidence.
Bid review & second set of eyes
Already have a number? We review your takeoff and scope for gaps, missed systems, and soft assumptions before you commit it to a tender.
Monthly / ongoing support
Recurring estimating capacity for busy shops — a predictable arrangement for contractors bidding steadily, scoped around your typical volume.
Rush support when available
Tight deadline? When our schedule allows, we take on rush bid sets. Rush availability and any adjustment are confirmed with your quote, never assumed.
What affects your price
With no rate card, the fee is built from the work the drawings actually call for. The main factors we weigh:
- Number of sheets and overall drawing-set size
- Overall project size and floor area
- System complexity and how many electrical systems are in scope
- Bid deadline and how much runway remains
- Number of addenda issued during the bid
- Whether material pricing is required or takeoff only
- Whether colour-coded marked-up drawings are required
- Whether a final review call is required
What a quote includes — and what it does not
What a quote includes
- A fixed fee, quoted after drawing review
- A confirmed scope of deliverables, in writing
- A committed delivery window before work begins
- Documented assumptions and exclusions with the estimate
- Reasonable clarification on the package once delivered
What a quote does not include
- Stamped or sealed professional engineering
- Permit drawings or permit applications
- Authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) approval or code certification
- Material procurement, purchasing, or supplier negotiation
- On-site supervision or installation labour
From bid set to fixed fee
Send your bid set and deadline
Upload drawings or share a plan link with the due date, specifications, and addenda.
We review and confirm scope
We read the set, confirm project type and deliverables, and flag anything unclear.
You receive a fixed quote
A fee and delivery window, quoted after drawing review, before any work begins.
Work proceeds on the agreed window
You approve, and we deliver the reviewable package on the agreed window.
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Pricing questions
How do you quote a project?
Do you have a minimum?
Do you offer rush turnarounds?
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What if the scope changes after you quote?
Send your bid set and get a fixed quote
Upload your drawings or share a plan link with the bid due date. Every project is quoted after drawing review — scope, fee, and delivery window confirmed before any work begins.