AT BRYAN HINDMAN ELECTRIC, WE BELIEVE IN CLEAR, UPFRONT PRICING.
We know that understanding the costs involved in your electrical project is essential for making an informed decision.
Below, we’ll break down how our pricing works, what factors influence costs, and what you can expect when you choose us for your electrical needs.
How Our Prices Reflect Our Values
Safety First
Cutting corners on electrical work can lead to dangerous situations. We prioritize safety, using the best materials and methods to ensure your home or business is protected.
Long Term Savings
Investing in quality electrical work now can save you money in the long run by preventing costly repairs and inefficiencies.
Trust and Accountability
Our commitment to excellence ensures we get it right from the start, because quality matters.
Yes, you can afford that project with our flexible financing!
We understand that unexpected expenses can add up. That’s why we’ve partnered with Wisetack to offer flexible financing options that help you get your dream project DONE!
0% APR offers
Up to 12 months for qualified buyers
Applying doesn't affect your credit
Transparent pricing and soft credit pull available
Fast & simple
60-second application, instant pre-approval, and funding within 1-5 business days
Competitive rates
APR starting at 7.99%
Longer terms
Up to 24 months for lower, predictable monthly payments
Flexible amounts
Financing options are available starting at $500
0% APR offers
Up to 12 months for qualified buyers
Costs of Our Most Popular Project Requests
The prices listed on our website are meant as a general guide and can vary depending on factors like job complexity, materials, and custom requirements. Most services will require a personalized quote to ensure accurate pricing based on your specific needs. Contact us for a detailed estimate!
Electrical Panel Change
Estimated range
Estimated Range: $1,650–$3,900
As low as $175/month**
Please keep in mind that this price is a ballpark and information provided may change based on your electrical system. Because of nature and complexity of electrical work, unknown factors may arise that alters this ballpark, which Bryan will discuss with you during your quote.
What's included
What’s included: Labor, materials, permit fees, and coordinating with the county for inspections.
Some examples of what can increase price
The price depends on things like panel size, whether your panel is indoors or outdoors (extra weather-proofing required), type of breakers (standard, GFCI, AFCI), wiring complexity, and whether your service needs an upgrade.
Pricing calculator
Use our pricing calculator to get a quick ballpark based on your home—or check out our short video to see what goes into the cost.
Generator Bypass Systems
Estimated range
Estimated Range: $1,200 – $3,000+
Most Customers Pay Around: $1,400
As low as $117/month**
Please keep in mind that this price is a ballpark and information provided may change based on your electrical system. Because of nature and complexity of electrical work, unknown factors may arise that alters this ballpark, which Bryan will discuss with you during your quote.
What's included
What’s included: labor, materials, permit fees, and coordinating with the county for inspections.
What’s not included: generator, generator cord (available as add-on purchase upon request)
Some examples of what can increase price
Needing an inlet (where you plug it in) installed far from your electrical panel, needing a more complicated system (such as a subpanel instead of an interlock kit), changes need to be made to your current system.
Want to know more about what affects the cost? Check out our quick video for a breakdown of what goes into a generator system.
Electric Vehicle Chargers
Estimated range
Estimated Range: $450-$1,000+
Most Customers Pay Around: $750
As low as $63/month**
Please keep in mind that this price is a ballpark and information provided may change based on your electrical system. Because of nature and complexity of electrical work, unknown factors may arise that alters this ballpark, which Bryan will discuss with you during your quote.
What's included
What’s included: labor, materials, permit fees, and coordinating with the county for inspections.
What’s not included: The EV 😂!!!, EV charger, cord (available for additional fee), charging station
Some examples of what can increase price
Connection being farther than 10′ of electrical panel, unexpected complications, your current set-up.
Schedule a complimentary quote for an exact price for your upgrade.
Smoke / Carbon Monoxide Detectors
Estimated range
$185 Service Fee
$65 per Smoke Detector
$95 per Smoke/Carbon Monoxide Combo Detector
Please keep in mind that this price is a ballpark and information provided may change based on your electrical system. Because of nature and complexity of electrical work, unknown factors may arise that alters this ballpark, which Bryan will discuss with you during your quote.
What's included
What’s included: labor, smoke detectors/carbon monoxide/smoke combo detectors, 30-day warranty on installation
What’s not included: Wiring for new detectors, ceilings over 16′ or areas requiring special equipment to reach, device warranty*
Warranty: Installation is backed by a 30-day warranty, and *the detectors come with a manufacturer warranty.
DIY advice
Thinking about doing it yourself? Check out our helpful blog post before you get started!
Flourescent to LED Replacements
Estimated range
$185 for labor + $20 per bulb
Please keep in mind that this price is a ballpark and information provided may change based on your electrical system. Because of nature and complexity of electrical work, unknown factors may arise that alters this ballpark, which Bryan will discuss with you during your quote.
What's included
What’s included: Labor
What’s not included: Disposal of old bulbs
We recommend upgrading to LEDs—they’re energy-efficient, long-lasting, and give off better light.
Simple swap, big difference.
Ceiling Fan Replacement
Estimated range
Starting at $185 + for the first fan/ $155 for each additional
Average cost: $185/$155
Please keep in mind that this price is a ballpark and information provided may change based on your electrical system. Because of nature and complexity of electrical work, unknown factors may arise that alters this ballpark, which Bryan will discuss with you during your quote.
What's included
What’s included: Assembly of fan, installation
What’s not included: Fan, haul-away of old fan
Some examples of what can increase price
Over-sized fans, ceilings over 16′, fan brace required (if you currently have a box meant to hold a fixture you may need a special brace to support the weight), new wiring (no current wiring)
Spa Wiring
Estimated range
Ballpark Range: $2800+
As low as $234/month**
Please keep in mind that this price is a ballpark and information provided may change based on your electrical system. Because of nature and complexity of electrical work, unknown factors may arise that alters this ballpark, which Bryan will discuss with you during your quote.
What's included
What’s Included: Labor, materials, county building permits, coordination of county inspection
What’s Not Included: Spa
Some examples of what can increase price
Spa being far from your electrical panel, whether or not your current electrical panel has the capacity or a subpanel is needed, what kind of wiring is required based on your current electrical system.
Safety Inspection
Estimated range
Starting at: $375
Please keep in mind that this price is a ballpark and information provided may change based on your electrical system. Because of nature and complexity of electrical work, unknown factors may arise that alters this ballpark, which Bryan will discuss with you during your quote.
What's included
What’s included: We check your home’s electrical system from top to bottom to make sure everything’s safe, up to code, and running like it should.
What’s not included: Repairs
Some examples of what can increase price
Larger homes (over 4,000 sq ft), inspection items beyond scope of standard inspections.
Surge Protection Packages
Essential Shield Package
$385
What it includes: Whole House Surge Protector installed in main electrical panel
Comfort Guard Package
$499
What it includes: Whole House Surge Protector installed in main electrical panel, PLUS Surge protector installed on A/C unit.
Ultimate Defender Package
$849
As low as $71/month**
What it includes: Whole House Surge Protector installed in main electrical panel, PLUS Surge protector installed on 3 of the following (your choice): A/C, A/H, Pool Panel, Well Disconnect, Main Disconnect, Spa Disconnect, RV Outlet
What's included
What all packages include: labor, surge protectors.
What all packages do not include: Flush Mount Installation (Sits flat against wall)
Complimentary Quotes
We offer complimentary quotes on all services (except repairs). You’ll know exactly what’s included and what it’ll cost before you decide to move forward—no guesswork, no pressure.
Ready to schedule your free quote? Click below to choose the best date and time for you.
Surge Protection Packages
ESSENTIAL SHIELD PACKAGE
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Whole House Surge Protector
COMFORT GUARD PACKAGE
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Whole House Surge Protector
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A/C Protection
ULTIMATE DEFENDER PACKAGE
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Whole House Surge Protector
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Choose 3: A/C, A/H, Pool Panel, Well Disconnect, Main Disconnect, Spa Disconnect, RV Outlet
SERVICES - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Why are some companies more expensive?
A few common reasons include:
- Higher overhead (more staff, vehicles, or office space)
- Specialized services that require extra training
- Extended warranties or higher-end materials
- Employees may work on commission, leading to upsells
- Strong investment in ongoing employee training
In some cases, a higher price reflects more experience, better service, or added value.
What makes some companies cheaper?
Lower pricing often comes from things like:
- Smaller operations with less overhead
- Newer technicians paid at a lower rate
- Permits may not be included
- Varying licensing or certification requirements
- Bulk pricing or efficiencies from doing the same job often
That lower cost can be a real benefit for straightforward work—just make sure you know what’s included.
Where do your prices range, and why?
Our prices tend to fall in the middle of the range for our area. We’re not the lowest, and we’re not the highest. The goal is to provide fair, competitive pricing that reflects the quality of work, the training of our electricians, and the standards we follow—like pulling permits and doing things up to code.
We focus on delivering solid value: not just getting the job done, but getting it done right.
What drives costs up in the electrical industry?
Several factors can impact pricing across the board, including:
- Material costs – Prices for copper, aluminum, and other metals fluctuate
- Supply chain issues – Delays or scarcity can increase costs
- Labor shortages – Fewer trained electricians entering the trade
- Higher wages – Competitive pay is needed to retain skilled workers
- Code changes or permit requirements – May add time or complexity
- Fuel and transportation costs – Especially for companies covering large service areas
These industry-wide pressures can affect pricing, even for routine jobs—but they also reflect the value of skilled, reliable service.
What are some ways to save on electrical projects?
Looking to keep your electrical work affordable without cutting corners? Here are some smart ways to save:
- Bundle Projects – Tackle multiple electrical tasks at once to cut down on labor, travel fees, and repeated visits.
- Plan Ahead – Last-minute changes can add costs. A clear plan helps your electrician work efficiently and avoid delays.
- Limit Permit Fees – Combining work under a single permit can reduce fees and avoid extra inspections.
- Hire a General Contractor for Remodels – Managing your own remodel might seem cheaper, but a good contractor can prevent costly mistakes and keep things on schedule.
- Stick to Regular Hours – After-hours or weekend work usually comes with higher rates—schedule during business hours if you can.
- Use a Licensed Electrician – It’s worth it. Proper, code-compliant work saves money (and headaches)
Take Advantage of Financing Options – If you plan on paying your bill with a credit card, you may find that interest rates when financing are actually lower than your credit card fees, saving you money in the long run.
Do you offer discounts?
Yes! We offer a 10% discount for seniors, veterans, active military, and educators.
Are quotes free?
Yes! Our quotes are complimentary.
Do you offer a warranty on your work?
Absolutely! We provide a one-year guarantee on all new installations, ensuring no alterations have been made post-service.
Do you offer financing?
Yes! We want to make sure your electrical project is affordable. That’s why we offer flexible financing options through our partner, Wisetack. You choose repayment terms that fit your budget.
Discover more and easily prequalify through a swift process that won’t impact your credit score. Click here to begin.
Are there any hidden fees?
No. We believe in complete transparency. The price you see in your written estimate is the price you pay, unless there are unforeseen changes to the scope of work, which we’ll discuss with you first. Additional costs such as taxes or credit card fees will not be added to your total.
Repair Services
We charge $185 per hour for repair work, not including materials. To give you an accurate repair estimate, we need to inspect the issue first, so the first hour of troubleshooting is required. In some cases, diagnosing the problem may take more than one hour.
REPAIRS - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Why can't you give me an estimate on repair work?
Providing an upfront quote for electrical repairs can be tricky, and in many cases impossible. While some problems seem and are simple, hidden issues can often be present. By conducting a thorough inspection using our expertise and specialized tools, we can identify the exact problem and offer the best solution. This approach ensures we fix the root cause, not just the visible symptoms, making your repair both effective and safe.
Why do you charge to troubleshoot electrical issues?
Troubleshooting electrical issues is a skilled task that requires time, expertise, and the use of specialized tools. Just as you wouldn’t expect a dentist to complete an exam and recommend treatment for free, the same applies to our services. The time and effort involved in accurately diagnosing an electrical issue are critical to ensuring the safety and reliability of your system.
By charging for troubleshooting, we can dedicate the necessary resources to thoroughly investigate the problem and provide a reliable solution. This approach not only protects your home but also ensures that our technicians can continue to offer the highest quality of service.
Once we’ve completed our assessment, we’ll provide you with a more specific information on what to expect in terms of cost and the work involved.
Do you offer a warranty on your work?
Absolutely! We provide a one-year guarantee on all new installations, ensuring no alterations have been made post-service, and a 30-day warranty for repairs, contingent on following the electrician’s repair recommendations.
If you use less than one hour to complete my repairs will I still be charged for the full hour?
Yes, you’ll still pay for the full hour, even if the repair takes less time. The one-hour minimum covers more than just the repair itself—it includes travel time, the electrician’s expertise, and the tools needed to complete the job. This ensures we provide consistent, high-quality service while covering the costs of every service call, regardless of its duration.
How is billing handled after the first hour of service?
After the first hour, you will be billed by the quarter hour.
Why do we mark up materials?
Markups on materials cover more than just sourcing and delivery—they ensure we provide high-quality, professional-grade products and take full responsibility for them. This includes covering the cost of replacing any faulty materials, backed by a strong warranty. Markups also help cover essential business costs like insurance and licensing, allowing us to offer safe, reliable services. Ultimately, these markups reflect our commitment to quality and accountability, ensuring your home’s electrical system is dependable and protected. To learn more about why we mark up materials, read our blog post.
Ready to Get Started?
If you’re ready to move forward or have more questions about our pricing, we’re here to help. Simply contact us for a detailed, no-obligation estimate, and we’ll guide you through the process.
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