Use AI to draft a clear project scope letter that defines what's included and excluded from your quote.
When homeowners or contractors ask for electrical work, they often assume things are included that aren't — or expect add-ons without extra cost. A clear scope letter prevents disputes, sets expectations, and protects you from scope creep. Use this prompt when you've provided a quote and want to follow up with a document that clearly outlines what you will and won't be doing, especially on larger or complex jobs.
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“Act as an experienced electrician who specializes in clear client communication. I need you to write a professional project scope letter for a homeowner. The letter should clearly define what work is included in my estimate and what is NOT included. Here are the details: Project: [describe the job, e.g., 'rewiring a 1,200 sq ft basement for a home office and entertainment area'] What IS included in the estimate: - [list specific tasks, e.g., 'installing 8 new outlets, 4 overhead LED fixtures, 2 dedicated 20-amp circuits'] - [add more items] What is NOT included (exclusions): - [list things like 'drywall patching,' 'painting,' 'furniture moving,' 'permit fees,' 'upgrading the main panel'] Tone: Professional but friendly. Make it clear without sounding defensive. The goal is to prevent misunderstandings and protect both parties. Format: Short paragraphs, bullet points where helpful, easy to read on a phone or printed out.”
March 18, 2026
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