Electrical Costs in Massachusetts
Verified cost ranges across cities in Massachusetts
Electrical Cost Comparison — Massachusetts
Compare verified cost ranges across cities in Massachusetts
Cost Comparison — Generator Installation
Low
$2,109
Typical
$3,598
High
$7,933
Low
$2,283
Typical
$3,895
High
$8,589
Low
$2,026
Typical
$3,456
High
$7,620
Low
$2,162
Typical
$3,688
High
$8,133
Low
$2,074
Typical
$3,538
High
$7,802
Low
$2,006
Typical
$3,422
High
$7,545
Cost Comparison — Smoke Detector Installation
Low
$50
Typical
$240
High
$474
Low
$54
Typical
$260
High
$513
Low
$48
Typical
$230
High
$455
Low
$51
Typical
$246
High
$486
Low
$49
Typical
$236
High
$466
Low
$48
Typical
$228
High
$451
Cost Comparison — Outdoor Electrical Outlet Installation
Low
$50
Typical
$197
High
$474
Low
$54
Typical
$213
High
$513
Low
$48
Typical
$189
High
$455
Low
$51
Typical
$202
High
$486
Low
$49
Typical
$193
High
$466
Low
$48
Typical
$187
High
$451
Cost Comparison — Dedicated Circuit Installation
Low
$53
Typical
$130
High
$474
Low
$58
Typical
$140
High
$513
Low
$51
Typical
$124
High
$455
Low
$55
Typical
$133
High
$486
Low
$53
Typical
$127
High
$466
Low
$51
Typical
$123
High
$451
Cost Comparison — Attic Fan Installation
Low
$369
Typical
$532
High
$914
Low
$400
Typical
$576
High
$990
Low
$354
Typical
$511
High
$878
Low
$378
Typical
$545
High
$937
Low
$363
Typical
$523
High
$899
Low
$351
Typical
$506
High
$869
Cost Comparison — Electric Range Installation
Low
$806
Typical
$983
High
$1,765
Low
$872
Typical
$1,064
High
$1,911
Low
$774
Typical
$944
High
$1,696
Low
$826
Typical
$1,008
High
$1,810
Low
$792
Typical
$967
High
$1,736
Low
$766
Typical
$935
High
$1,679
Cost Comparison — Electrical Panel Upgrade
Low
$431
Typical
$664
High
$1,230
Low
$467
Typical
$719
High
$1,332
Low
$414
Typical
$638
High
$1,181
Low
$442
Typical
$681
High
$1,261
Low
$424
Typical
$653
High
$1,210
Low
$410
Typical
$632
High
$1,170
Cost Comparison — Outlet Installation
Low
$156
Typical
$259
High
$474
Low
$169
Typical
$280
High
$513
Low
$150
Typical
$249
High
$455
Low
$160
Typical
$265
High
$486
Low
$153
Typical
$255
High
$466
Low
$148
Typical
$246
High
$451
Cost Comparison — Ceiling Fan Installation
Low
$187
Typical
$375
High
$647
Low
$202
Typical
$405
High
$700
Low
$179
Typical
$360
High
$621
Low
$191
Typical
$384
High
$663
Low
$184
Typical
$368
High
$636
Low
$177
Typical
$356
High
$615
Cost Comparison — Recessed Lighting Installation
Low
$59
Typical
$153
High
$474
Low
$64
Typical
$165
High
$513
Low
$57
Typical
$147
High
$455
Low
$60
Typical
$156
High
$486
Low
$58
Typical
$150
High
$466
Low
$56
Typical
$145
High
$451
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Electrical Panel Upgrade
Replacement of an outdated or undersized electrical panel with a new 200-amp or higher service panel to meet modern load requirements.
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Outlet Installation
Installation of new standard, USB, or 240-volt outlets, including running new wire from the panel to the desired location.
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Ceiling Fan Installation
Mounting and wiring a new ceiling fan with or without a light kit, including junction box upgrade if needed.
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Recessed Lighting Installation
Installation of recessed can or LED wafer lights in ceilings, including new circuit wiring, dimmer switch, and patching around housings.
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Generator Installation
Installation of a standby or portable generator system with automatic transfer switch, natural gas or propane connection, and load management.
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Smoke Detector Installation
Hard-wired installation of interconnected smoke detectors throughout the home to comply with current building codes.
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Outdoor Electrical Outlet Installation
Weatherproof GFCI outlet installation on exterior walls with in-use covers, compliant with NEC outdoor wiring requirements.
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Dedicated Circuit Installation
Running a new dedicated circuit from the panel to a high-draw appliance such as a refrigerator, microwave, or hot tub.
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Attic Fan Installation
Installation of a thermostatically controlled attic ventilation fan to reduce heat buildup and lower cooling costs.
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Electric Range Installation
Installation of a 240V/50A range circuit and 4-prong outlet for an electric or dual-fuel kitchen range.