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Hiring an Electrician: What to Know Before You Sign

Electrical work is the one trade where mistakes kill people and burn houses down. There is no DIY gray area beyond changing a light fixture.

What Electricians Actually Do

  • Repairs: Dead outlets, flickering lights, breaker trips. Service calls $150 to $350.
  • Panel upgrades: 100-amp to 200-amp service, the most common major project.
  • New circuits: Dedicated circuits for appliances, EV chargers, additions.

What Electrical Work Costs in 2026

  • Hourly rate: $75 to $150, 150 to 250 emergency.
  • Panel upgrade (200-amp): $2,000 to $4,500.
  • EV charger install: $800 to $2,500.

How to Vet an Electrician

Verify the state electrical license. Confirm whether the worker is a journeyman or master. Ask if a permit will be pulled for panel work and new circuits. Get wire gauge, breaker sizes, and panel brand in writing. Never allow unpermitted electrical work.

Red Flags

  • No state electrical license
  • Suggests skipping the permit
  • Cash only, no written estimate
  • Quotes panel upgrade without inspecting existing service

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How many electricians are listed here?
We currently list 268 electricians across 11 states, with 103,925 combined Google reviews.
How do I choose the right electrician?
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