Pricing
You Approve the Price Before We Start
Flat-rate pricing, up to three options on a job, and free estimates. Here is exactly how the number on your quote comes to be.
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How it works
Six commitments, in plain terms
Electrical pricing has a reputation problem, and it earned it: hourly meters, estimates that grow, and invoices that explain themselves after the fact. We run the opposite way. Every commitment below is how we actually operate on every job.
Flat rate, set on site
The price is fixed before any work starts, and it is set on site once your tech has seen the job. Prices you see before that visit are starting prices. Not an estimate that grows, not an hourly meter running while someone hunts for the fault. One number for the whole job, agreed while the tools are still in the truck.
Up to three options, your choice of scope
Up to three options on a job, each a real way to do it, priced flat. You choose the scope. They run from fixing exactly what is broken to doing the work that heads off the next call. Nobody upsells you; the options are on paper and the decision is yours.
Estimates are free
Quoting a job costs you nothing, and neither does the whole house check that comes with the visit. Troubleshooting is different: finding a fault nobody can see takes licensed skill and honest time, so it is charged as its own line and shown to you before anything starts. It is the cost of the answer, and the answer is yours to keep whatever you decide about the work.
Financing for the larger jobs
Bigger projects can be financed on approved credit, so a panel that needs replacing now does not have to wait for a better month. The flat price is the same whether you finance or not.
The warranty, plainly
If our workmanship fails within two years, we come back and put it right at no charge. That is our labor, on our word. Parts carry whatever the manufacturer gives them, and we tell you which is which before you approve anything.
No surprises, period
The price you approve is the price you pay for the work you approve. If we open something up and find a condition nobody could have seen, we stop, show you, and price it separately. New work gets a new number, approved before we continue.
After hours, and how to pay
Emergency visits outside our hours cost more: an after-hours charge of $100 per billable hour or $150, whichever is more. We come as soon as a technician can safely get there, and we tell you the arrival window on the call.
We take card, cash and check.
Why not just bill by the hour like most of the trade? Because hourly billing puts the risk of a slow job on you and pays the company more when work takes longer. We wrote up what electricians charge per hour and why we do not if you want the whole argument. And when a larger job makes paying over time the sensible route, financing on approved credit is there for it.
Reviews
5.0 on Google, 11 reviewsas of October 2, 2026
FAQ
Common questions
Straight answers. If you do not see yours, call us and ask.
Flat rate, quoted up front. We diagnose the problem, present up to three options, each a real way to do it, priced as exact figures, and you approve the number before any work begins. There is no hourly meter, and the price you approve is the price you pay.
Want the number for your job?
Call or request a quote. We look at the actual work, price it flat, and you decide with the figure in hand.
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