Who is EMC for?
Electrical contractors running construction work — and electricians on the path to running one. If you bid jobs off drawings, deal with GCs, or want to, this was built for you. Apprentices and journeymen are welcome too: the Apprentice-to-Master course is free for every electrician.
What's actually free?
The Collective community, every video lesson, and the complete Apprentice-to-Master course. Join, watch, learn, ask questions — no card required.
What does a Fractional Master actually do?
A qualifying Master Electrician holds the license your company operates under — and carries real legal responsibility for your permits and code compliance. I take that seat seriously: plan review, permit oversight, code accountability, and mentoring your field crew. What I don't do is rent out a name and disappear. If that's what you're shopping for, I'm not your guy.
What states do you cover?
I hold Master Electrician licenses in Colorado, Wyoming, Texas, and Iowa. Fractional Master seats are limited to those four states. Advisory work — estimating, bid review, systems — isn't state-limited.
How does Advisory pricing work?
It's scoped on the call, because a one-time bid review and a six-month systems buildout aren't the same job. The first 15 minutes are free and there's no obligation on either side. You'll leave that call knowing exactly what the work would cost before anything starts.
Is the War Room open?
Not yet. I'm building it with the founding members instead of guessing in a vacuum. Join the founding list, tell me your biggest bottleneck, and you'll get first shot at one of the ten founding seats when the doors open.