Our Mission!

"At Lumen Christi, we hold fast to Colossians 3:23: 'And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men.' We believe true craftsmanship is the intersection of heart and precision. We are committed to upholding the integrity of the electrical trade by providing professionals with the tools to build faster and with complete confidence.

We don’t just automate a residential electrical bid; we elevate the entire process. By integrating real-time hardware constraints, automated National Electrical Code (NEC) compliance checks (for reference only, as we are not the AHJ), and coming soon, live supplier pricing directly into your workflow, we ensure that every design, proposal-ready PDF package, and bid is as accurate, compliant, and robust as it possibly can be."

"Lumen Christi is the intelligent bridge between field expertise and digital precision. We provide an automated estimating platform built specifically for residential electrical contractors who need to move faster without sacrificing accuracy.

  • Automated National Electrical Code (NEC) Compliance: Stop second-guessing your calculations. Our engine automatically applies Article 220 load calculations, branch circuit requirements, and service-sizing standards to every project, ensuring you are code-compliant from the ground up.

  • Hardware-Aware Design: We go beyond simple takeoff software. Our program understands physical hardware constraints—from panel board compatibility to meter configurations—to ensure your bid is physically buildable the moment you submit it.

  • Real-Time Supplier Integration: Supplier pricing/API integrations are in active development and will be rolled out after beta validation. This will eliminate the 'stale data' problem by connecting directly to your preferred distributors via API. Whether you’re running a small service upgrade or a full residential build, you get accurate material costs and localized spec sheets instantly.

Stop spending hours in spreadsheets and start bidding with a clear audit trail instead of relying on disconnected spreadsheets and manual code lookups.

What do we do?