Jacksonville / St. Augustine Chapter · Charter slot · Open now
The electrical slot in the Jacksonville / St. Augustine chapter has no business seated in it. When one clears verification, references, and the chapter vote, this exact URL becomes their member page: profile, services, specials, reviews, and a quote button pointed at their phone.
Everything below is what the seat is actually worth: how leads reach you, the math on the dues, and the five steps to apply.
Reserved
No placeholder company, no stock logo, no fake reviews. The slot is empty until a business earns it, and this is the shell that becomes theirs on day one.
Your company name
Verified Electrical member · Jacksonville / St. Augustine chapter
Services & pricing you control
Vetted license, insurance & bond
Current chapter specials
Homeowner reviews & quote button
Indexed under collectivetrust.us and linked from the public chapter roster, a credibility page and a backlink your own site keeps the benefit of.
What the seat actually delivers
Every other seated trade has techs and reps inside homes across Jacksonville, Ponte Vedra, St. Augustine, Orange Park. When they see electrical work, they log it, and it routes to the one business holding this slot.
Roofing → Electrical
During a roof inspection the estimator photographs a corroded main panel and double-tapped breakers. One tap sends it to you with photos attached. The quote lands while the roofer is still on site, and the roof job and the panel upgrade close together.
Outdoor Lighting → Electrical
A lighting designer laying out a backyard plan realizes the existing service can't carry it. Instead of shrinking the job, they route a service-upgrade lead to you and both jobs get sold as one decision.
Remediation → Electrical
A mitigation crew opening a flooded wall finds submerged junction boxes and cloth-insulated runs. That is a same-day safety call, and it routes to you with the moisture report already attached.
And it runs the other way
Every panel you open puts you in front of a mechanical room, an attic, and a service entrance. Failing HVAC, undersized water heaters, storm-damaged siding, you log it, the chapter routes it, and your company gets paid on the close.
The workflow
CRM agnostic. Leads land in the system you already use, and the chapter dashboard tracks every one from the moment it's spotted to the moment the referral fee settles.
01
Any chapter tech, rep, or affiliate on the property logs the opportunity from their phone in under a minute, photos, address, urgency, and homeowner consent captured at the source.
02
The chapter routes it to the one seated business in that category. You. No auction, no shared lead, no four-competitor race to call first.
03
The quote goes out while the homeowner is still thinking about the problem, with the option to attach a limited-time chapter offer to create urgency.
04
Every lead must resolve. Won with a job value, or lost with a documented reason the chapter can audit. Nothing goes dark on the dashboard.
05
Collective Trust escrows the fee and remits it company to company. Clean for the books, clean for taxes, no member chasing another member for money.
The math
Starts with typical ticket and close rates for this trade, drag the inputs to your own numbers and every figure below updates live. Not a guarantee, just a way to check whether the dues can pencil for your business.
Jobs won / mo
4.8
Modeled revenue / mo
$26,880
Your numbers
Trade default for this slot: 10 per month at a 48% close rate on a $5,600 ticket.
Break-even
At $5,600 average ticket, $1,000/mo in dues is covered by a fraction of one job, about 18% of a single electrical sale per month. Everything past that is margin, minus the referral fee your trade publishes on won jobs.
Charter membership
$1,000
per month · flat
Referral fees on won jobs are separate from dues and set by each trade as a flat amount or a percentage of invoice, within a published min and max. The capital deposit is a 12-month probationary period: refunded in full if you leave, or converted to equity shares in the chapter when you renew.
1 seated · 19 open
Next steps
Dues do not buy a seat. Applications are declined when a business fails verification, references, or the chapter vote, and the trade stays open until someone clears the bar.
Step 01
Business name, license, insurance, and five homeowner references. Takes about ten minutes.
Step 02
We verify your state license and insurance directly with the issuing bodies, and review background and lien history.
Step 03
We contact your homeowner references ourselves. No forms, no screenshots. Actual conversations.
Step 04
You meet the seated members. Admission requires their unanimous approval, which is exactly what makes the slot worth holding.
Step 05
Your member page goes up on this URL, your team gets portal access, your referral fee range is published, and leads start routing.
State license and insurance verified before any vote
Minimum three years operating under the same business name
Five homeowner references contacted directly
Background and lien history reviewed
Unanimous approval from the seated chapter members
Removed from the roster for unresolved complaints
Start the application and we'll begin verification within two business days. If your trade isn't the right fit, we'll tell you before you spend any money.
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