At Brandon Electric, we believe you should understand what you're paying for before work begins.
We aren't a flat-rate electrical company, and we don't believe every electrical job should be priced from the same book. Every home is different. Wiring, accessibility, ceiling heights, existing equipment, and the scope of the work can all affect the amount of labor and materials a project requires.
Instead of giving you an arbitrary price based on a chart, we look at your actual electrical situation and provide pricing based on the work your home needs.
Our service call is $175 for the first hour of labor. Materials are priced separately based on what your particular job requires.
Depending on the project, we may provide the fixtures, switches, outlets, parts, and other materials, or you may already have the materials you'd like us to install.
Either way, you'll be able to see what goes into the price. We believe that transparency matters.
Some national electrical franchises price every job from the same predetermined pricing book, regardless of what the electrician actually finds at your home.
That's not how we work.
Two homes can have the same electrical request but require very different amounts of work. One may have easy access and modern wiring, while another may have difficult access, older wiring, or other conditions that change the scope of the project.
We price the job we actually find, not the job a pricing chart assumes you have.
The prices below are intended to give you an idea of what common electrical work may cost. These are typical project ranges, not fixed quotes. Your actual price can vary depending on the home's existing wiring, accessibility, materials, installation requirements, and the specific scope of work.
$175 - First hour of labor
Our service call includes the first hour of labor. Additional labor and materials are priced based on what your specific job requires.
Electrical repairs can range significantly depending on the problem and what is required to correct it.
Your electrician will evaluate the issue, explain what needs to be done, and provide pricing based on the actual repair.
Typical pricing varies by job.
Replacing or installing outlets, switches, dimmers, and similar devices depends on the existing wiring and accessibility.
Typical pricing varies by installation.
Materials may be supplied by Brandon Electric or provided by the homeowner.
Ceiling fan installation pricing depends on whether an appropriate electrical box and wiring already exist and whether additional electrical work is necessary.
Typical pricing varies by installation.
Installing a new light fixture can be straightforward or require additional electrical work depending on the existing electrical box, wiring, ceiling height, and access.
Typical pricing varies by installation.
Have a fixture you already purchased? That's okay. We can discuss installation of homeowner-supplied fixtures as part of your project.
Panel repairs, upgrades, replacements, and other electrical service work require an evaluation of your home's existing electrical system.
Because every electrical panel and home is different, these projects are typically evaluated and priced individually.
Contact us for an estimate.
For larger electrical projects including electrical upgrades, remodeling work, new circuits, generators, EV charging installations, and other substantial projects, we recommend having an estimator visit your home.
We'll evaluate the existing conditions, discuss your goals, determine the scope of work, and provide pricing for the project.
Estimates are provided at no cost and with no obligation to book.
For most electrical projects, we'll send an estimator to your home at no cost to you.
We'll look at the actual conditions, talk with you about what you're trying to accomplish, and determine what the project will actually require.
Then we'll price the job accordingly.
There is no charge for the visit and no obligation to book the work.
We'd rather see your home and give you an informed price than hand you a number based on a generic pricing chart.
Your home isn't a template and your electrical system isn't either.
The final cost of an electrical project can depend on factors such as:
We don't believe in hiding the numbers.
When we price your project, you'll understand the labor and materials that go into the work.
Whether you need a simple repair, fixture installation, electrical upgrade, or a larger project, our goal is to provide a clear understanding of what the work requires and what it will cost.
No gimmicks. No arbitrary flat-rate pricing. Just honest electrical work based on your home and your project.
Don't rely on a generic electrical pricing chart to tell you what your home needs. Let Brandon Electric take a look. For most projects, our estimator will visit your home at no cost and with no obligation. We'll evaluate the job, discuss what you're looking to accomplish, and provide pricing based on the actual work required.
