Price per receptacle

1/14/2017 at 4:44:42 PM

We do it for 20$ each, labour and material included. GFI in a bathrooms are $40 each.

1/14/2017 at 4:47:13 PM

Hello Sandra,

This kind of work is not for everyone so be sure to hire a licensed electrician and check their credentials. Any competent electrician will carry their license with them. If they cannot show it, don't let them do your electrical work. This work does not require a Licensed Electrical Contractor, nor any permit, but do not allow handymen or DIY's to do the work. not saying the work is hard, but if the connections are weak or not under the screw terminals, they wont be as secure as they could be. A licensed contractor could charge from $20-$30 per device. I only assume by the age of your home it does not have aluminum wiring (some older parts of the home could if in the era of 1965-80), in which case it must be done by a LEC and have a permit attached to the work. extra fees would apply.

1/16/2017 at 9:16:37 PM

One of the factors you need to consider when asking for prices in this type of work is the requirement to move furniture and appliances.

Some people will charge a price based on "open access" while others will charge a premium for the requirement to move or work around stuff.

I think $20-$30 for open access is a good price, if the men need to start moving furniture then look for increased prices.

Cheers

John Kuehnl-Cadwell

Master Electrician

Datawise Solutions Inc