Free Electrical Estimate Template
Electrical work is safety work — your estimate should reflect that. Itemize materials, labor, permits and inspection so clients understand they're paying for code-compliant work.
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Quote materials and labor separately, and always include permit and inspection lines for service or panel work. Clear scope protects you and reassures the homeowner.
What a electrical estimate includes
Typical line items — start from these and adjust quantities and prices for your job.
| Line item | Unit | Typical price |
|---|---|---|
| Materials — wire, breakers, devices | job | $900.00 |
| Panel / service upgrade | ea | $1,800.00 |
| New circuits & wiring | ea | $220.00 |
| Fixtures, outlets & switches install | job | $650.00 |
| Labor | hr | $95.00 / hr |
| Permit & inspection | job | $300.00 |
Panel upgrades and rewiring jobs commonly run $1,500–$8,000 depending on amperage, access, and circuit count.
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How do electricians estimate a job?
Price materials (wire, breakers, devices), then labor by the hour or by circuit. Panel upgrades and service work are quoted per unit, with permit and inspection added.
Should the estimate mention code compliance?
Yes — note that work is performed to current code and includes permit and inspection where required. It's a key trust signal and protects you legally.
How do I quote troubleshooting work?
Use an hourly diagnostic line, then provide a firm estimate for the repair once the issue is found. Document it as a change order if scope grows.