Licensed electrical contractor. Panel upgrades, EV charger installation, recessed lighting, and troubleshooting. (Sample listing for develo…
Electrical services
Emergency Services · 14 local pros listed · Updated Jul 9, 2026
A licensed electrician installs and repairs wiring, panels, outlets, lighting, and EV chargers to code.
What electrical covers
- Panel and service upgrades
- EV charger installation
- Outlets, switches, and lighting
- Code corrections
- Troubleshooting dead circuits
Typical electrical costs in the U.S.
Typical U.S. planning estimates — not quotes. Actual prices depend on scope, materials, access, and your local market. Always get an itemized quote before hiring.
| Job | Typical range | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Service call / diagnosis | $100–$250 | per visit |
| Install an outlet or switch | $120–$300 | per each |
| EV charger install | $500–$1500 | per installed |
| Panel upgrade (200A) | $1800–$4000 | per installed |
How hiring works
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Call or request a quote
Describe the problem and your ZIP code. Emergency pros list whether they cover nights and weekends.
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Get an arrival window
Confirm how fast they can reach you and whether there's a trip or after-hours fee before they head out.
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On-site diagnosis
The pro inspects, explains the cause, and gives a price before starting the repair.
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Repair and prevention
The immediate issue is fixed, and a good pro flags what to watch so it doesn't happen again.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Hiring an unlicensed handyman for panel or wiring work
- No permit on a panel upgrade (fails at resale inspection)
- Ignoring the root cause of a tripping breaker
Licensing & how it compares
Do I need a licensed pro for electrical?
In most states, electrical work typically requires a licensed or registered contractor — check your state's license lookup before hiring.
Electrical vs. HVAC
Electrical and HVAC are both emergency services trades but solve different problems — book the one that matches your job, or a general contractor if the project spans both.
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Verified electrical pros
Dirkes Electric, Inc
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DK Electrical Solutions Inc
Southampton Township, NJ 08088
Listed in the electrical category, DK Electrical Solutions Inc serves customers around Southampton Township, NJ. Typical work in this categ…
RCR Electrical Contractors
Palmyra, NJ 08065
RCR Electrical Contractors is a electrical provider covering Palmyra, NJ and the surrounding towns. Businesses in this category commonly ha…
Linc Electric Inc
Philadelphia, PA 19149
Linc Electric Inc is a electrical provider covering Philadelphia, PA and the surrounding towns. The electrical category generally covers pa…
Electric Direct
Havertown, PA 19083
Based in Havertown, PA, Electric Direct works in the electrical field. Typical work in this category includes panel upgrades, wiring repair…
Sovereign Electric
Palmyra, NJ 08065
Based in Palmyra, NJ, Sovereign Electric works in the electrical field. Typical work in this category includes panel upgrades, wiring repai…
BG Electric Service LLC
Philadelphia, PA 19111
BG Electric Service LLC is a electrical business serving the Philadelphia, PA area. The electrical category generally covers panel upgrades…
Chelsvig Electric
Narberth, PA 19072
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Questions & answers about electrical
QWhat does electrical work include?
AA licensed electrician installs and repairs wiring, panels, outlets, lighting, and EV chargers to code. Common jobs: panel and service upgrades, ev charger installation, outlets, switches, and lighting, code corrections.
KnownPros Editorial Team
QWhat's the most common electrical hiring mistake?
AHiring an unlicensed handyman for panel or wiring work Comparing a few verified pros before you commit avoids most of it.
KnownPros Editorial Team
QDo I need a licensed electrical pro?
AIn most states electrical work requires a licensed or registered contractor — check your state's license lookup before hiring. Each profile here shows whether license and insurance records are on file.
KnownPros Editorial Team
QHow much does electrical work cost?
ATypical electrical jobs in the U.S. run from about $100 to $4,000 depending on the work and materials — for example, service call / diagnosis runs $100–$250 per visit. These are planning estimates, not quotes.
KnownPros Editorial Team
Frequently asked questions
How much does electrical work cost?
Typical electrical jobs in the U.S. run from about $100 to $4,000 depending on the specific work, materials, and your local market. See the price table on this page for a breakdown by job type. These are planning estimates, not quotes — get an itemized quote before hiring.
Do I need a licensed electrical pro?
Yes — in most states this trade generally requires a licensed or registered contractor. Check your state's license lookup before you hire.
What's included in electrical work?
A licensed electrician installs and repairs wiring, panels, outlets, lighting, and EV chargers to code. Common jobs include panel and service upgrades, ev charger installation, outlets, switches, and lighting, code corrections.
What does electrical work include?
A licensed electrician installs and repairs wiring, panels, outlets, lighting, and EV chargers to code. Common jobs: panel and service upgrades, ev charger installation, outlets, switches, and lighting, code corrections.
What's the most common electrical hiring mistake?
Hiring an unlicensed handyman for panel or wiring work Comparing a few verified pros before you commit avoids most of it.
Do I need a licensed electrical pro?
In most states electrical work requires a licensed or registered contractor — check your state's license lookup before hiring. Each profile here shows whether license and insurance records are on file.
How much does electrical work cost?
Typical electrical jobs in the U.S. run from about $100 to $4,000 depending on the work and materials — for example, service call / diagnosis runs $100–$250 per visit. These are planning estimates, not quotes.
Last updated July 9, 2026. Prices are typical U.S. planning estimates, reviewed by the KnownPros editorial team.