Price guide · 2026

Electrical price guide 2026: what common jobs start at, state by state

Starting prices for 95 common residential electrical work tasks, from the same 2026 starter price book electrical companies get free when they sign up. They’re modeled, labeled as such, and meant to be edited.

Sample electrical starting prices in six states

TaskFloridaTexasGeorgiaNorth CarolinaArizonaCalifornia
Standard diagnostic visit$130$120$120$120$130$160
After-hours diagnostic visit$240$230$220$230$240$300
Standard receptacle replace$190$180$180$180$190$230
Additional receptacle same visit$110$100$100$100$110$130
Single pole breaker replace$260$250$240$250$260$320
Double pole breaker replace$310$300$290$300$310$380
Light fixture replace standard$260$250$240$250$260$320
Additional fixture same visit$160$150$150$150$160$190
Dedicated 20A circuit up to 25 ft$930$900$870$890$920$1,150
Dedicated 20A circuit 25-50 ft$1,340$1,300$1,250$1,280$1,330$1,650
Generator inlet 30A$930$900$870$890$920$1,150
Generator inlet 50A$1,240$1,200$1,160$1,180$1,230$1,530
Replace damaged cable accessible section$520$500$480$490$510$640
New wiring per room open walls$1,960$1,900$1,830$1,870$1,940$2,420

Source: the MyHomeService360 2026 starter price book. Each price is a national baseline times a state cost factor, rounded up to the nearest $10. These are modeled starting prices, not a survey of what contractors charge, and they assume standard access during normal hours, excluding concealed damage, unusual access and permits unless stated. Your own labor, parts and overhead decide your price.

Every electrical task, any state

TaskStarting price

Source: the MyHomeService360 2026 starter price book. Each price is a national baseline times a state cost factor, rounded up to the nearest $10. These are modeled starting prices, not a survey of what contractors charge, and they assume standard access during normal hours, excluding concealed damage, unusual access and permits unless stated. Your own labor, parts and overhead decide your price.

How to use these numbers

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Questions people ask

Are these average prices contractors charge?

No. They’re modeled starting prices from our 2026 starter price book: a national baseline times a state cost factor. They’re a place to start, not market survey data.

Why do prices differ by state?

Each state has a cost factor applied to the national baseline, so labor and operating costs are reflected in the starting price. Your own costs matter more than the state average.

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