Mike Dolt Enterprises
Mike Dolt Enterprises
User: Electrical Student, Location: North East Philadelphia
Asked on: Monday, March 14, 2011 at 11:18 pm EDT
Answered on: Tuesday, May 14, 2024 at 2:49 am EDT
Question: Looking for an electrician for a small job (less than 1 hour).I have a 2 way switch that needs hooked up in a bathroom and a few smoke detectors (wired) that need hooked up. The electrical is already run, I just dont know how to hook the stuff up.?Location: East Fallowfield/Coatesville?it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests?Compensation: fairMan, i just cant figure out a solid price on this one?. I mean, its only gonna take less then an hour.
Hourly Rate Calculation
Estimated Time
< 1 hour
Industry Average Hourly Rate for Electricians
$75-$150
Fair Compensation Range
Based on the estimated time and industry average, a fair compensation range would be:
$75-$150Additional Considerations
Travel Costs
If the electrician must travel a significant distance, add an additional fee to cover mileage or travel time.*
Materials
If any small materials (e.g., wire nuts) are needed, the electrician may charge a small additional fee.
Suggested Payment
Considering the small scope of the job and estimated time, a reasonable payment would be within the range of
$75-$90.
Note: This is only an estimate. The actual cost may vary depending on the specific circumstances of the job and the location of the property. It is recommended to contact several electricians for quotes to ensure a fair price. Flag for review