Electrical contractors all over North America are jumping into the electrification boom (and the billions of dollars in federal funding coming with […]

Over the past few months, we’ve seen an increase in interest for Condoit’s mobile application – nearly double the requests for product […]

In this post, Ian Hoppe shares how his experience as an electrical contractor led him to found Condoit.

If you haven’t been asked about installing electric vehicle chargers, you will be. But installation isn’t simple. Most people underestimate the load EV chargers place on aging electrical systems. Here’s how you can prepare for this new wave of business.

Are you a facility owner or an electrical contractor looking to get an edge in the rapidly changing world in which we live? We will let you in on a little secret: We're in the opening act of a once-in-a-generation infrastructure upgrade on par with Eisenhower's Interstate Highway System—the buildout of electric vehicle (EV) charger buildout infrastructure.

Before Condoit's launched Digital Single-Lines, these diagrams were a pain to create and update, so many facility managers asked, "Is it really that important?" Yes, it is. Here are the top 5 reasons your facility needs an up-to-date single-line diagram of its electrical system.

Single line diagrams are a necessary evil. There’s nothing worse than getting an emergency call from a customer and hurrying out to the facility, only to find out that the only single line you’ve got is a set of as-builts from 1982. Now you have to spend an hour (or more) following conduit in a drop-ceiling and flipping breakers just to narrow down where the problem is.

After spending hours in the field looking over the shoulder of our customers and talking about the features they need the most we’ve finally released this absolute behemoth group of updates to the Con.doit tablet application. The improvements make the construction, utilization, and distribution of electrical system records more seamless than ever.