Electrical Cost Pricing Guide

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At Switched Electric, we believe in transparency and customer satisfaction from the start. That’s why we offer free estimates for all our electrical services. This policy enables you to fully understand the scope and cost of your project without any upfront financial commitment. Whether you're considering a residential electric panel upgrade in Monterey, CA, or need routine maintenance, our team is here to provide detailed, no-obligation estimates. Contact us today to schedule your free estimate and take the first step toward safe and reliable electrical solutions tailored to your needs.

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What does it cost?

When it comes to addressing power issues or upgrading your lighting, the first question on your mind is likely, "How much will it cost?" At Switched Electric, we understand that pricing can be a source of anxiety, especially when the total cost is uncertain. In California, contractors must provide complete project prices before starting any work. We take pride in our "Up-Front" pricing system, ensuring that our customers always know what to expect, without any surprises at the end of the job.

Our transparent pricing policy safeguards our customers, as the quoted price for a specific scope of work will never change, even if the project takes longer than anticipated. With our system, you always know the price before work begins, eliminating worries about project duration. We are committed to working as efficiently as possible.

However, providing an exact price without specific project details can be challenging. Costs can vary widely, and unexpected discoveries during construction can lead to changes in the scope of work and the associated costs. To help homeowners get a general idea of what to expect, we've provided price ranges for common projects below. Keep in mind that these are estimates, and actual costs may fall within these ranges.

For an accurate price estimate, we recommend reaching out to us via text, phone, or email to initiate the estimation process.

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Pricing Samples

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At Switched Electric, our basic service fee is $239.00 for minor tasks, such as replacing a standard receptacle or switch. Here are some examples of the pricing you can expect:

Troubleshooting:

$269-$500 (Includes the service call, troubleshooting, and repair of a minor loose connection. For more extensive repairs, a price would be provided before the work begins).

Circuit Breaker Replacement:

$289 - $349 + (Additional costs may apply for obsolete and AFCI/GFCI circuit breakers).

Main Circuit Breaker Replacement:

$499 - $1299 + (Cost may vary with sizes and brands).

Electrical Panel Replacement:

$1200 - $2500 + (Costs vary with the size of the panel and types of breakers).

 Electrical Service Replacement:

$3600 - $6500 + (Prices can change based on relocation due to new utility and code requirements, as well as in the case of multiple unit buildings).

Small Light Fixture Replacement:

$269 - $299 (Prices fluctuate based on ceiling height and discounts may apply for multiple fixtures).

 Small Light Fixture New Installation:

$499 + (The price of a new installation can be affected by various factors, including access such as having or not having an attic space).

Ceiling Fan Replacement:

$269 - $429 (Prices vary based on ceiling height and whether an approved mounting box is present).

Ceiling Fan New Installation:

$699 + (The price of a new installation can be affected by various factors, including access such as having or not having an attic space).

Receptacle & Switch Replacement:

$269 + (The cost depends on the type of device used, and some devices like GFCI receptacles and LED Dimmer switches may increase the cost. Discounts may apply for multiple device replacements).

Receptacle & Switch New Installation:

$499 + (The cost can be affected by accessibility under a home or in an attic, as well as the distance from the panel and the size of the circuit).