Electrical Contractors
Qualified Electrical Leads and Appointments
Electrical work ranges from a straightforward lighting install to a panel upgrade that needs a permit and utility coordination. OneVia captures enough project detail up front so your estimators know whether they're walking into a same-visit job or a multi-step permitted project.
Projects covered
Coverage includes electrical panel upgrades, whole-home generator installation, rewiring for older homes, lighting installation and upgrades, and general electrical repair. Requests tied to EV charger installation are captured under this vertical when the homeowner's primary ask is electrical capacity or panel work.
Panel Upgrade
Homeowner needs increased capacity, often for a renovation, EV charger, or aging panel.
Whole-Home Generator
Backup power install, frequently prompted by an outage or storm-prone area.
Rewiring
Older home with knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring needing full or partial replacement.
Lighting Installation
Recessed lighting, outdoor lighting, or fixture upgrades.
Electrical Repair
Tripping breakers, dead outlets, or flickering lights needing diagnosis.
New Construction/Addition
Electrical work tied to a home addition or new build.
Examples of qualifying project requests
- ""Need our panel upgraded to 200 amp for a kitchen remodel.""
- ""Interested in a whole-home generator after last winter's outages.""
- ""House still has some old aluminum wiring, want it replaced.""
- ""Breaker keeps tripping in the kitchen, need someone to look at it.""
- ""Want recessed lighting installed in the living room and kitchen.""
How OneVia verifies and qualifies the opportunity
- Contact information is verified as current and reachable before delivery.
- The request is confirmed as electrical work within your defined scope, not a general handyman task outside licensing requirements.
- Property location is checked against your selected service territory.
- The opportunity is measured against the predetermined criteria set for the electrical vertical, including realistic permit and inspection expectations, before it is counted as qualified.
OneVia delivers homeowner opportunities. Contractors remain solely responsible for estimating, sales, licensing, permitting, insurance, workmanship, service and project performance. OneVia does not guarantee that a homeowner will purchase.
Qualified Leads or Qualified Appointments
OneVia Leads — we qualify, you work it
OneVia Leads generates and qualifies electrical opportunities and delivers them to your team in real time, including project detail on panel capacity, generator interest, or wiring age where the homeowner has provided it.
OneVia Appointments — we qualify, follow up and book
OneVia Appointments adds homeowner follow-up and scheduling, working to book a confirmed estimate on your calendar for panel upgrades, generators, and rewiring projects. This does not guarantee the homeowner moves forward with the project or that every scheduled estimate is kept, particularly where permitting timelines affect decision-making.
What is a qualified electrical lead?
A qualified electrical lead is a homeowner or property owner who submitted a relevant electrical project request, falls inside your selected service category and territory, and provides the information required under OneVia's current qualification standards.
Territory and availability
Electrical territories are set by service area, with availability that can be open, limited, or full depending on current contractor capacity in your market. Confirm current status before purchasing a package.
Response standards we ask contractors to hold
- Repair calls involving tripping breakers or dead circuits should be treated with meaningful urgency due to safety concerns.
- Panel upgrade and generator inquiries are typically planning-stage and benefit from a same-business-day response.
- Set realistic expectations early about permitting and inspection timelines so homeowners aren't surprised mid-project.
- Rewiring inquiries in older homes often need more homeowner education on the first call — budget extra time.
Electrical lead questions, answered
Do leads specify the type of electrical project?
Homeowner submissions typically indicate the type of work requested, such as a panel upgrade or generator install, though your team should confirm scope during the estimate.
Are generator installation leads included?
Yes, when the homeowner's request is for generator installation, this is captured and delivered under the electrical vertical.
What happens if a lead has bad contact information?
Invalid, duplicate, or out-of-territory contact information can be submitted for credit review under the Lead & Appointment Credit Policy.
How is electrical lead pricing set?
Pricing varies by market, industry, and package selected. Use Check Lead Availability to see current pricing for your territory.
Does OneVia handle permitting?
No. OneVia generates and qualifies the opportunity; permitting, code compliance, and inspection remain the licensed contractor's responsibility.
Do you guarantee the homeowner proceeds with the electrical work?
No. We generate and qualify the opportunity, and with Appointments we also schedule the estimate, but the decision to proceed rests with the homeowner.