No lump-sum guesswork and no surprises — just clear, honest pricing you understand before we start.
Request a Free QuoteElectrical pricing shouldn't feel like a mystery. We bill materials and labor separately instead of burying everything in one lump sum, we give free estimates on projects, and we put larger jobs in writing so you can see exactly what you're paying for. You'll always know the cost — and approve it — before work begins.
No — estimates for projects and installations are free. We come out, look at the actual job, and give you a written quote at no cost. The one exception is diagnostic troubleshooting (figuring out why something isn't working): that's hands-on work, so it's covered by a flat service-call fee you'll know before we start.
For smaller jobs and troubleshooting, we charge a flat service-call rate that covers the trip and diagnosis. You know that number up front — before we start — so there's no meter running and no surprise at the end. If the repair goes beyond the service call, we quote the additional materials and labor and get your OK before continuing.
For panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, new construction, and automation, we follow a simple, transparent process:
A few things drive the cost of almost any electrical job:
Every home is different, so treat these as general ballparks — we give you an exact, written price after a free assessment:
We accept major credit cards and checks, and we offer financing on qualifying larger projects. Tell us what works best and we'll walk through the options.
Tell us about your project and we'll give you a free, written estimate — no pressure, no surprises.
Free estimates • Licensed & insured (GA #ER102503) • 1‑year labor warranty
Request a Free QuoteNo — estimates for projects and installations are free. We come out, look at the actual job, and give you a written quote at no cost. The one exception is diagnostic troubleshooting (finding out why something isn't working): that's hands-on work, so it's covered by a flat service-call fee you'll know before we start.
Every job is different, but as a guide: a Level 2 EV charger install typically runs about $1,200–$2,800; a 200A panel or service upgrade commonly lands around $2,500–$5,000 depending on whether the mast, meter base, or grounding also need work; and a whole-home standby generator is often $9,000–$18,000+ installed depending on size and transfer switch. Small repairs are covered by a flat service-call rate. These are general North Georgia ranges — we give you an exact, written price after a free on-site assessment.
For smaller jobs and troubleshooting, we charge a flat service-call rate that covers the trip and diagnosis. You know that number up front — before we start — so there's no meter running and no surprise at the end. If the repair goes beyond the service call, we quote the additional materials and labor and get your OK before continuing.
The biggest factors are your panel's available capacity, the distance and difficulty of the wire run, whether permits and inspections are required, how accessible the work area is, and the grade of fixtures or equipment you choose. Older homes sometimes reveal outdated or unsafe wiring that needs attention, which we'll always point out and quote before doing.
We accept major credit cards and checks, and we offer financing on qualifying larger projects. Let us know what works best for you and we'll walk through the options.
