Schedule electrical work online — no phone call required.
A homeowner mid-renovation wants a lighting installation scheduled around their contractor's timeline, and they're working out the calendar at eleven at night, long after your office closed. An online booking page lets them reserve an inspection, an install or a wiring estimate right then, without waiting for your line to open the next morning. The request reaches your calendar with the job type, the address and a short description already filled in, so nobody has to call back just to ask what the job even is. A breaker that's actually tripping right now still needs the phone — the lighting install planned for next month doesn't.
Inspections and installs get scheduled around your office hours instead of theirs
A property manager who needs a pre-lease inspection, or a homeowner planning a lighting install around a contractor's schedule, is often ready to pick a date well outside your business hours. If the only way to book that visit is a phone call during the workday, the request waits — and a job that's ready to go on the calendar tonight can end up booked with a competitor by morning.
A calendar built around electrical jobs
Customers choose the job — an inspection, a lighting installation, a wiring estimate — pick an open visit window, and enter the address and a short description themselves. Neuron places the request on your calendar labeled with that job type and those details already attached, so a technician isn't reconstructing the scope from a rushed voicemail.
You decide what's bookable
You choose which electrical services and time slots appear on the page — an active problem like a breaker that's actually tripping still goes straight to your phone line, not the calendar. The moment someone reserves a slot, an automatic text confirms it, and a second reminder lands before the visit, so a booked inspection or lighting job doesn't slip through the cracks.
Online booking — FAQ
Can someone book an active electrical problem online, like a tripped breaker?
No — the booking page covers scheduled work like inspections, lighting installation and wiring estimates. A breaker that's actually tripping should still call your electrical line directly.
Do I have to open every visit window to self-booking?
No — you choose which job types and windows are available online, so the calendar only fills with the inspection, lighting and wiring work you actually want booked that way.
What shows up with a new booking?
The job type — inspection, lighting installation or wiring estimate — along with the address and a short description arrive with the booking, the same details you'd collect on a call.
How does this cut down on missed appointments?
Every booking triggers a confirmation text right away and a reminder before the visit, so a scheduled inspection or lighting install doesn't get forgotten.