Nine services, three tiers each. Tap any service name for the full page — what the signs are, how the day goes, and what the permit involves.
$2,400 – $4,800
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Interior panel replacement
$2,400 – $3,200
Same location, existing feeders and meter can be reused. One day.
Exterior meter-main combo
$3,200 – $4,400
New meter enclosure, mast, weatherhead and utility coordination.
Relocation or full service rebuild
$4,400 – $6,500
Panel moves inside or out, new grounding electrode system, new feeder run.
Interior swaps sit at the low end. Exterior meter-main combination panels cost more because the meter can, mast and riser come with them and the utility has to release the meter.
$1,800 – $9,500
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Device-level remediation
$1,800 – $3,600
Approved connectors at every receptacle, switch and fixture. Most carriers accept this.
Remediation plus panel work
$3,600 – $6,000
Terminations corrected at the panel too, plus a documented report for your carrier.
Full branch-circuit replacement
$6,000 – $9,500
Copper home runs replacing aluminum throughout. The permanent answer.
Remediation at every device — the approach most carriers accept — is far cheaper than a full rewire. The range depends on device count, not square footage. We count them at the estimate.
$550 – $1,400
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Type 2 panel device
$550 – $800
Installed at the service panel, protects everything downstream. Two hours.
Panel plus point-of-use layer
$800 – $1,100
Panel device plus protection at AC condenser and sensitive equipment.
Full layered system
$1,100 – $1,400
Service entrance, subpanels, AC, well, pool, and low-voltage lines.
A quality Type 2 device at the panel is the low end. Layered protection — panel plus point-of-use at AC, well pump, and electronics — is the upper end.
$1,200 – $18,000
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Portable hookup — inlet & interlock
$1,200 – $2,400
Inlet box, breaker interlock kit, dedicated circuit, permit. Legal, safe, and it uses the generator you own.
Fixed standby, essential circuits 11–14kW
$6,500 – $9,500
AC, fridge, well, key outlets and lights. Transfer switch and pad included.
Fixed standby, whole home 18–24kW+
$9,500 – $18,000
Full automatic transfer. Multiple AC systems, long fuel or feeder runs, subpanel work.
A portable hookup — inlet box, interlock kit, permit — is the low end and covers a lot of families well. Fixed standby with automatic transfer is the top of the range and depends on size, fuel and distance to the panel.
$8,000 – $22,000
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Partial rewire — one problem zone
$8,000 – $12,000
Kitchen, bath or one wing. Dedicated circuits, GFCI/AFCI, patched and painted-ready.
Full rewire, drywall home
$12,000 – $17,000
Whole-house branch circuits plus a new panel. Opens and closes cleanly.
Full rewire, plaster or masonry
$17,000 – $22,000
Historic construction. More openings, more patching, more care.
Partial rewires and single problem zones sit at the low end. A full rewire on a 1940s bungalow with plaster walls is the top of the range — wall construction moves this number more than square footage does.
From $180 per fixture
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Single fixture or retrofit
$180 – $350
Existing box, standard height. Chandeliers and high ceilings cost more.
Recessed can lights, 6–12
$1,400 – $3,200
New circuit if needed, layout drawn first, drywall patched and textured.
Under-cabinet or landscape package
$900 – $6,000
Driver or transformer, concealed runs, dimming and control set up properly.
Per-fixture pricing drops sharply with quantity. A twelve-can living room costs far less per light than one can added to a finished ceiling later — batch what you can.
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Receptacle replacement
$25 – $95 per device
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Standard receptacle, in quantity
$25 – $45 each
Whole-house refresh. Tamper-resistant devices, properly torqued, plates level.
GFCI or AFCI device
$65 – $95 each
Kitchens, baths, garage, exterior and pool areas where code requires protection.
New outlet where none exists
$180 – $350
New box, circuit extension or dedicated run, drywall patched.
Per-device pricing drops steeply with count. A whole-house refresh is far cheaper per outlet than a single service call, and there is one trip charge instead of six.
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Troubleshooting & repair
$197 per hour
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Service call
$197 / hour
We find it and price the fix.
Common same-visit repairs
$180 – $450
Device replacement, bad connection, breaker, GFCI, junction repair.
Larger fault or circuit rebuild
$450 – $1,500
Damaged run, buried splice, bootleg ground correction, circuit replacement.
Our service fee is $197 per hour, before any discounts are applied. In some cases the first hour is credited toward the repair, depending on the job. Most repairs are done in the same visit.
$2,500 – $18,000
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Single circuit or problem zone
$2,500 – $5,000
The deteriorated runs replaced with copper, boxes made accessible, patched.
Partial replacement
$5,000 – $11,000
Attic and accessible runs replaced, panel reworked, remaining runs documented.
Full replacement
$11,000 – $18,000
All cloth wiring out. Historic plaster construction is the top of this range.
A single deteriorated circuit is the low end. A pre-1960 house with plaster walls needing all of it replaced is the top. Nobody can quote this honestly without opening a few boxes first.
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EV charger installation
$650 – $1,900
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Receptacle or charger near the panel
$650 – $950
Under 20 feet, existing capacity, NEMA 14-50 or hardwired 40A.
Typical garage install
$950 – $1,400
20–60 foot run, conduit where exposed, dedicated 50–60A circuit.
Long run, subpanel, or load management
$1,400 – $1,900
Opposite side of the house, detached garage, or a load-sharing device instead of a service upgrade.
Short garage run on an existing panel with capacity is the low end. Long runs, exterior conduit, subpanels, or a service upgrade push it up.
$1,500 – $6,200+
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Small home · up to ~1,800 sq ft
$1,500 – $2,600
About 100–150 ft of roofline, one story. One Govee Pro system, usually done in a day.
Mid-size home · ~1,800–2,800 sq ft
$2,400 – $4,000
About 150–220 ft, a few gables or a garage. Pro 150 or 200 ft, or Prism on the front only.
Large or two-story · ~2,800–4,000 sq ft
$3,800 – $6,200
About 220–320 ft with taller lift work. Two controller systems, one to two days.
Estate or fully custom · 4,000+ sq ft
Quoted from $6,200
Multi-gable rooflines, Prism throughout, columns, trees and zoned control. We measure and quote on site.
Parts and installation, one price. Cost follows roofline length, how many stories, and which Govee line you pick. Govee sells one controller per 200 feet, so bigger homes need a second system.
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Landscape & outdoor lighting
$900 – $6,000
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Single exterior fixture or flood
$227 – $680
Replace or add a wall light, flood or soffit light. Easy access is the low end; tall soffits and new box locations cost more.
Outdoor outlet or timer
$295 – $575
A weatherproof GFCI outlet for a transformer, or a programmable or outdoor-rated timer so lights run themselves.
Landscape lighting package
$900 – $6,000
Transformer, fixtures, buried wire or conduit and zones on timers or photocells. Size of the yard and number of lights set the price.
A starter set with a transformer, a timer and a handful of fixtures sits at the low end. A full yard with several zones, long underground runs and dock or pool-deck lighting is the top. Single fixtures and floods are priced per light.
From $277 + your fan
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Fan on an existing fan-rated box
$277 first · $180 each additional
Your fan assembled and mounted, old fixture or fan taken down, balanced and tested.
Fan where only a light was
About $450 first fan
Light-only box replaced with a fan-rated brace box ($170) plus the fan install.
Remote or wall control
$216 – $324
Handheld remote, or an in-wall control so fan and light run separately.
Installation only; you supply the fan. $277 for the first fan on an existing fan-rated box, about $180 for each additional fan on the same visit. A light-only box has to be replaced with a fan-rated one first; remotes and wall controls are extra.
$1,500 – $3,000+
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Hot tub circuit, short run
$1,500 – $2,100
Dedicated 50 or 60 amp circuit up to about 50 feet, GFCI disconnect within sight of the tub, permit.
Long or underground run
$2,100 – $3,000+
Panel on the far side of the house, trenching and conduit, or a panel that needs space made first.
Pool equipment circuit repair
$197/hour to diagnose
We find the fault, then price the fix before doing it. Our service fee is before any discounts.
That range is a typical hot tub or swim spa hookup: a dedicated 240-volt circuit and a GFCI disconnect. Short runs from a panel with room are the low end; long or underground runs and panels without space are the top. Pool equipment circuit repairs are diagnosed at our service rate and priced before we fix them.
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Home electrical inspection
Home electrical inspection
$227
Panel opened and checked, outlets and GFCI/AFCI tested, grounding and wiring type documented, written findings.
Small fixes on the same visit
$197/hour
Loose connections, a bad GFCI or a missing cover, if you want them handled while we are there. Before any discounts.
Larger corrections
Quoted in writing
Panel replacement, rewiring or remediation, priced line by line so you can compare or negotiate.
One flat price for a typical single-family home. Anything we find is priced separately in writing; you decide what, if anything, gets fixed. VIP members get a free inspection or hour of service every year.
