Service Call* fee $75 - $150 to show up & discuss your electrical request or repairs.

Diagnostic fee $50 - $450 to identify the problem. Troubleshooting and testing an electrical issue can be very time consuming due to shorts, open splices, broken wires, hidden wiring & junction boxes in the wall or ceiling. If the electrician can't find the electical problem area you should look to recieve up to a 50% diagnostic fee reduction.

Devices outlet or switch
Replace a standard defective switch or outlet
example replace 1st device $150, replace 2nd device $75

Replace or update to a GFI outlet
example replace 1st device $170, replace 2nd device $85

Light fixture
Replace existing simple light fixture on 8' cieling
example replace 1st fixture $150, replace 2nd fixture $75
(simple = up to 15 minutes assembly time)

Replace existing fixture in a 2 story foyer Start at $350

Replace exterior motion sensor fixture Start at $200
(simple = up to 15 minutes assembly time)

Paddle fan
Mount paddle fan on existing fan rated box (8 - 10' ceiling height)
example mount 1st fan $180, mount 2nd fan $90

Circuit Breaker
Replace standard 15 - 60 amp circuit breaker $175
example replace 1st breaker $175, replace 2nd breaker $85

Replace standard AFCI 15 - 20 amp circuit breaker $225
example replace 1st breaker $225, replace 2nd breaker $140

old, unusual or obsolete breakers cost a lot more!

New electric outlet
Wiring new outlet from existing outlet circuit start at $375
New 20 amp GFI outlet circuit start at $420
New 50 amp 240 volt circuit outlet start at $600

Replace Main Electric panel
100 amp electric box start $1,100
200 amp electric box start $1,500

Replace Meter can (base, pan) sinlge phase overhead service
100 amp meter base $500
200 amp meterbase $700
new wiring & conduit is extra if required

Recessed cans light
6 can lights and switch start at $1,200 (fixtures, trims & bulbs extra)

Bath Fan
Replace 50 cfm fan start at $225

Ground rod
Install & wire 8' ground rod start at $330

Electrical service agreement
Service agreements, basic ones start around $250

Many Flat rate electrician charge X number of dollars for your first service request and a lower discounted price for the "add-on" work you request while they are still there.

If you think paying an professional is expensive, you'll be shocked to see how an amature will really cost you.

Good contractors know what their time and knowledge is worth. The cheap workers also know that their time and knowledge worth!

Flat rate pricing compared to Time and Material (T&M) pricing. If you hire qualified electric contractors the two pricing methods are very comparable. Example of typical repair cost to replace a bad light switch in the hallway.

A Flat rate price contractor may charge a diagnostic (and or service call) fee of $50 to $250 and then an additional flat fee to repair the problem they have located. Example: $50 Service call fee, $50 diagnostic fee and $50 flat fee to replace the switch plus $8 for the switch. Total cost $158