How much do electrical outlet & switch services typically cost?
- Vancouver, Washington Average$348
- Typical Range$175 - $518
- Low End - High End$100 - $1,100
"Knowledgeable, friendly, on time, quality work."
Melissa C. in March 2023
Electrical, Handyman
"Dave was the ultimate professional. Very friendly and helpful, Did the whole job in under an hour... I have asked him to do other work for me and he is going to try to get to me in the next two, three weeks... Very satisfied and would recommend him in a second...Very reasonable , too. Thank you for recommending him to me..."
Kent P. in October 2012
Electrical Switches, Outlets & Fixtures - Install or Repair, Electrical Home Inspection Reports, Pools and Hot Tub Wiring , and 2 more
"Matthew is very good at what he does. He is clear and eloquent in describing electrical problems and providing a solution. Matthew is A plus. Gary Metro Richland, WA"
gary M. in December 2017
"It was a joy to work with fusion electric. I'm excited to have them back for my next project."
Steve R. in May 2023
Electrical Wiring or Panel Upgrade, Electrical Switches, Outlets & Fixtures - Install or Repai, High-End Custom Homes
"I would definitely refer anyone needing electrical work done to Kammer Electric. They are professional, thorough, and courteous and responded to take care of my problem the day I contacted them."
Kathi S. in November 2018
"Very professional, responsive, great work craftmanship, a pleasure to work with. Super professional and I will recommend them to anyone."
Brandon G. in December 2022
Electricians do a fair amount of larger remodeling and new construction projects but also common residential projects including:
For cost information related to the above tasks, visit our Electrical Cost Guide.
A truly skilled, well-equipped professional with a truck full of parts that charges $100 an hour can be a much wiser choice than an inexperienced hack, working with inadequate tools and no parts, but charging much less. Often, more experienced professionals get the job done quickly with warrantied work.
2. Compare Travel ChargesRates reflect travel times. Travel charges can have a big impact on your costs and are in some ways easier to compare than hourly rates. Many electricians spend a third or more of their time navigating traffic on their way to a jobsite. Every contractor must find a way to pay for the expense of driving each day.
3. Bundle Repair Jobs TogetherWhen you feel it’s time to call a pro, review your list and then conduct a mini-inspection of your home. Look for faulty switches and dysfunctional or crowded outlets. When the electrician comes, you’ll save money and time by getting everything taken care of at once.
4. How to Prepare & What to Know Before the Electrician ArrivesVancouver Electricians are rated 4.9 out of 5 based on 210 reviews of 210 pros.
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