How much do electrical outlet & switch services typically cost?
- Denver, Colorado Average$350
- Typical Range$164 - $531
- Low End - High End$80 - $1,100
Electrical Switches, Outlets & Fixtures - Install or Repair, Electrical Switches, Outlets & Fixtures - Install or Repair, Ceiling Fan Install , and 3 more
"Great, I will be working with them again"
Julian P. in October 2020
Aluminum Wire Mitigation Specialists, Furnace & A/C Replacements, Expert Troubleshooters , and 2 more
"A well run company for sure. They did everything promised and more. They were far and away the best value for the money, charging less than 40% of what the higher bidder proposed for the same work."
James S. in November 2020
Electrical, Electrical
"Glen is highly professional, did an excellent job for a fair price! Refreshing to see these days. Would highly recommend."
amy M. in April 2023
Panel Upgrades, Switch Installs, Outlet Installs , and 1 more
"Justin with great I call them in he had somebody come out right away for me"
Della M. in November 2020
Commercial and Residential Electrical
"Derick was prompt and professional. We would do business with him again."
Pam G. in December 2022
Wiring or Panel Upgrade, Electrical for Home Addition or Remodel - Install, Switches, Outlets & Fixtures - Install or Repair
"Patrick is honest, straight forward about your options and clearly just intends to do the right job for the project and homeowner."
Steven Z. in August 2015
Electrical Wiring or Panel Upgrade, Electrical for Home Addition or Remodel - Install, Electrical Switches, Outlets & Fixtures - Install or Repair
"Marty did a great job on the rough-in electrical work for my basement finishing project. He also did a panel upgrade to 200 AMP. The overall price was fantastic! Way under budget! I would love to use him again."
Jeremy L. in September 2015
Electrical Wiring or Panel Upgrade, Federal Pacific (FPE) and Zinsco Panel Replacements, Generac Generator Sales & Installation , and 2 more
"I called one day and they were able to come out within a day to take a look at our issue. Matt came to help us out by installing an electrical outlet where there was currently a blank plate with wires behind in the wall. He was on time and very courteous. It is an older house with various remodels along the way, and finding a viable ground proved be a challenge. He spoke with a colleague promptly to understand options and gave me options with some helpful advice. I elected to put in a GFCI outlet rather than tear apart the wall to find a ground, and he completed the work quickly. I also feel informed enough to know if we ever do remodel work and open that wall, what to do so that the outlet can be easily upgraded to have a ground. I would use Electric Doctor again."
Joel B. in December 2016
Electrical
"Brain did a great job explaining what needed to be done and what was needed/required for the room. We valued his recommendations over 2 other quotes and trusted his work. His schedule worked with ours and the job was completed to our satisfaction. He'll be my first call for my next electrical needs."
John V. in October 2016
Electricians do a fair amount of larger remodeling and new construction projects but also common residential projects including:
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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 ArrivesDenver Electricians are rated 4.8 out of 5 based on 722 reviews of 722 pros.
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