Estimated pricing, explained.

Run a dedicated circuit, mount a customer-supplied charger and commission charging limits.

Approximately 25–50 ft, adequate panel capacity. Charger, service upgrades and trenching excluded.

Wire and commission a compatible customer-supplied Level 2 charger.

Approximately 25–50 ft. Hardware brand support and load limits verified before quoting.

Install a dedicated 240V circuit with a heavy-duty 14-50 receptacle and applicable protection.

Approximately 25–50 ft. Charger and panel capacity upgrades excluded.

Install a dedicated 240V circuit and heavy-duty 6-50 receptacle for compatible equipment.

Approximately 25–50 ft. Confirm equipment plug and protection requirements.

Install two compatible chargers and configure shared charging capacity.

Customer supplies both chargers. Typical common garage routing, no service upgrade.

Install compatible sensing and control equipment that limits EV demand when household load rises.

Control hardware included. EV branch circuit and charger priced separately.

Mount a customer-supplied charger on a pedestal and connect its branch circuit.

Standard pedestal and roughly 50 ft wiring included. Trench, concrete base and bollards excluded.

Extend an existing suitable EV circuit and remount the charger.

Approximately 10–25 ft extension. Major resizing or panel work excluded.

Replace a light-duty 50A receptacle with a suitable Hubbell/Bryant-type device.

Existing wiring and protection must be suitable. New GFCI breaker is additional if needed.

Connect a compatible charger to the network and verify settings and operating limits.

Often included in a new installation. Network repairs and new load-management hardware excluded.

Provide a suitably sized 240V branch circuit for a customer-supplied induction cooktop.

Typically 40–50A over 25–50 ft. Appliance installation and gas capping excluded.

Install the dedicated electrical supply required by the chosen heat-pump water heater.

Typical 240V/30A model and 25–50 ft route. Some models use different supplies. Plumbing excluded.

Increase service capacity with a new panel, meter equipment, service conductors and grounding as needed.

Typical accessible overhead service. Utility charges and major relocation excluded.

Install larger service equipment and distribution for substantially higher household demand.

Class 320/400A design is utility-specific. Transformer, civil work and utility charges excluded.

Replace the existing breaker panel and transfer existing branch circuits without increasing service size.

Standard panel and breakers included. Meter/service reconstruction and smart panels excluded.

Replace an obsolete panel and reconnect serviceable branch circuits to modern protection.

Includes ordinary circuit cleanup. Extensive damaged wiring or meter work costs extra.

Replace the customer-owned meter enclosure and coordinate utility disconnect and reconnect.

Same location and amperage. Utility fees and mast replacement excluded.

Renew deteriorated service conductors and overhead attachment equipment.

One accessible overhead service. Roof repair, structural repair and utility charges excluded.

Replace a failed main breaker with a compatible listed unit and verify connections.

Assumes a serviceable panel and obtainable breaker. Utility coordination may increase cost.

Replace one failed standard branch-circuit breaker and test the circuit.

One service visit. Fault tracing, specialty breakers and damaged bus repairs excluded.

Install a compatible breaker providing both arc-fault and ground-fault protection.

One circuit with suitable existing wiring. Shared-neutral or leakage corrections extra.

Install a panel-mounted surge protective device to reduce transient voltage exposure.

Standard residential SPD, breaker if needed and short connections included.

Install an add-on current-transformer energy monitor and configure its app.

Range is for an Emporia-style monitor. A full SPAN panel replacement is a separate project, estimated at $6500–$11000.

Improve grounding electrodes and accessible water-pipe and intersystem bonding connections.

Typical rods and accessible bonding runs. Long or concealed routes and excavation extra.

Identify branch circuits and prepare a readable panel directory.

Approximately 20–40 circuits. Difficult concealed circuits or multiple panels cost more.

Relocate customer-owned service equipment and install the underground service raceway and related wiring.

Electrical portion for roughly 50–100 ft. Utility design/fees, trenching and surface restoration excluded.

Install a feeder, breaker and subpanel to supply garage circuits.

Attached garage, approximately 25–50 ft feeder. Branch circuits and service upgrade excluded.

Add distribution closer to new loads with a feeder from the main panel.

Approximately 30–60 ft route. Finished-wall fishing can push the price higher.

Feed a detached building and install its subpanel and required grounding components.

Approximately 50–75 ft feeder in an available route. Trench and branch wiring excluded.

Provide a dedicated feeder and distribution panel for an accessory dwelling.

Approximately 50–100 ft, typically 100–125A. Utility metering, trench and dwelling branch wiring excluded.

Replace an undersized or damaged feeder and update terminations and protection.

Approximately 25–50 ft accessible run. Existing equipment must accept the new rating.

Install a suitable outdoor disconnect for equipment or a feeder.

Range is for 30–100A non-service equipment. A 200A service disconnect is estimated at roughly $1500–$3500.

Separate neutral and equipment grounding connections and correct inappropriate bonding.

Assumes an adequate feeder equipment grounding conductor already exists. Feeder replacement excluded.

Install a temporary pole or pedestal, distribution panel and jobsite receptacles.

Basic setup only. Utility charges, rental duration and later removal excluded.

Replace branch wiring, standard devices and required branch protection throughout an accessible home.

Open walls or excellent access. Panel replacement, luxury lighting, low voltage and finish restoration excluded.

Replace branch wiring while staging outages and access around an occupied household.

Finished walls and multiple phases. Panel replacement and patching/painting excluded.

Determine which accessible old wiring remains energized and map affected areas.

Typical 2–4 hours. Concealed conditions can require further investigation. No rewiring included.

Replace one accessible old branch circuit with grounded cable and modern terminations.

Approximately 4–8 served points and 50–100 ft. Extensive shared circuits may need a larger scope.

Fish new grounded wiring to replace an old circuit through finished living spaces.

Approximately 4–8 served points. Access openings may be necessary; repairs excluded.

Inspect representative accessible aluminum terminations and define a repair scope.

Assessment only, not inspection of every concealed connection or whole-home remediation.

Assess accessible aluminum branch-circuit connections and scope a compatible repair or replacement approach.

Priced per accessible device box in a batch, not per connector. The actual method, connector compatibility and any specialist requirements must be confirmed before quoting. No proprietary repair method is promised.

Replace an ungrounded branch circuit with new grounded cable and required devices/protection.

Approximately 4–8 points. Cloth covering alone does not establish the wiring condition.

Add a permitted equipment grounding path to an existing serviceable circuit location.

Approximately 25–50 ft accessible routing. Full circuit replacement may be more practical.

Trace a suspect splice, expose it where practical and install accessible electrical enclosures.

One or two accessible repair locations. Broad attic tracing and finish repairs extra.

Enclose an exposed splice in a suitable accessible box and correct connections.

Batch pricing. A single-location visit generally carries a $250–$400 minimum.

Verify wiring is inactive, disconnect it safely and remove accessible abandoned sections.

Typical half-day scope. Concealed demolition and hazardous-material work excluded.

Replace an existing receptacle and cover and check polarity, grounding and connections.

Standard device included. Multiple suitable locations on one visit often $45–$85 each.

Add a wall receptacle by extending a nearby suitable circuit.

Approximately 10–20 ft accessible extension. New dedicated circuit and wall repairs excluded.

Add a receptacle with careful cutting and wire fishing through plaster construction.

Nearby suitable circuit. Plaster patching and painting excluded.

Install a GFCI receptacle and test its operation and downstream connections.

Replacement at an existing box. New outlet wiring or circuit costs extra.

Move ground-fault protection to an appropriate breaker or receptacle arrangement.

Existing compatible wiring. Fault repair and extensive circuit reconfiguration excluded.

Install an outlet-type AFCI where that method is permitted for the existing circuit.

This is not automatically equivalent to whole-circuit AFCI breaker protection. Circuit suitability must be confirmed.

Replace a standard outlet with a compatible integrated USB charging receptacle.

Standard quality device included. Higher-wattage models and box enlargement cost more.

Replace approximately 40 existing outlets and covers with tamper-resistant devices.

Serviceable grounded wiring. GFCI/AFCI devices, circuit repairs and extra outlets excluded.

Install a recessed power box behind a television from a nearby suitable circuit.

TV mounting, data cabling and drywall repair excluded.

Add power inside an appliance garage or medicine cabinet using suitable equipment.

Existing circuit nearby. Appliance-specific controls and new dedicated circuits extra.

Install a listed in-drawer power assembly with its required safety control.

Standard assembly included. Cabinet fabrication or finish work excluded.

Install a listed floor box and receptacle with accessible wiring from below.

Wood floor over crawlspace/basement. Slab cutting and finished-floor restoration excluded.

Add a weather-resistant, protected receptacle with a suitable exterior box and cover.

Nearby suitable circuit, ordinary ground-level access. New circuit extra.

Install a specification-grade receptacle on an appropriate existing circuit.

A 20A receptacle does not turn a 15A circuit into a 20A circuit.

Provide GFCI protection and required labeling where a grounding conductor is absent.

Does not add an equipment ground. Assumes circuit conditions permit the conversion.

Reconfigure an existing split receptacle so both halves remain powered.

Suitable existing wiring. Required room lighting control must remain addressed.

Replace a standard switch and cover and verify operation.

Standard device included. Suitable batch replacements often $40–$75 each.

Identify the common/traveler conductors and replace faulty three-way controls.

One two-location switching circuit. Major rewiring excluded.

Add an intermediate control point to a compatible lighting circuit.

Includes a short accessible cable route. Whole-room rewiring excluded.

Install an LED-compatible dimmer and check dimming performance.

Standard dimmer included. Lamp or driver incompatibilities may require separate equipment.

Install a compatible main dimmer and companion for one lighting load.

Two devices and existing suitable wiring. Additional controls cost extra.

Replace a switch with a sensor control and adjust detection and timeout.

Standard sensor included. New wiring or load incompatibility extra.

Install a timer for a compatible bath fan, heater control or other load.

Standard timer included. Load rating and neutral availability must be checked.

Install and program a timer that follows sunrise and sunset for exterior lighting.

Existing switching circuit. Contactors or separate control enclosures extra.

Modernize an older small relay-based lighting arrangement and its controls.

Small existing relay-based lighting controls; compatibility and supported equipment must be checked. Not comprehensive whole-home automation or universal ecosystem support.

Add a compatible self-powered wireless switch with a wired receiver at the load.

One light/load and accessible receiver mounting. Lighting equipment excluded.

Replace a control with a listed vintage-style push-button switch and plate.

Modern listed reproduction included, not restoration of an antique unlisted device.

Install a compatible smart control, pair it and test operation.

One standard device included. Caseta uses Clear Connect, not Wi-Fi. Hub purchase extra.

Provide a neutral through a suitable new cable route where the selected control requires one.

Accessible route approximately 10–25 ft. Do not borrow a neutral from another circuit.

Cut an opening, wire and install a standard integrated LED wafer light.

Typical accessible ceiling and existing suitable circuit. Dimmer/new circuit extra. Single-light minimum applies.

Lay out six lighting positions and install rough-in wiring, boxes/supports and switch wiring.

Open framing. Rough-in only; trim, fixtures and finish visit excluded.

Replace an existing lamp and trim with a compatible LED retrofit module.

Standard kit included. Existing housing must be suitable. Single visit minimum applies.

Assemble, hang and connect a customer-supplied chandelier at an existing location.

Ordinary weight and assembly. New support, medallions and complex crystal assembly extra.

Replace a customer-supplied chandelier using suitable elevated access equipment.

Approximately 16–20 ft and ordinary access equipment allowance. Difficult scaffold, heavy fixtures or assembly extra.

Install a lifting motor, electrical supply and controls for a serviceable chandelier.

Standard hoist hardware included. Attic access assumed. Structural engineering/carpentry and chandelier excluded.

Rough in three ceiling locations and hang customer-supplied pendants.

Nearby suitable lighting circuit. Ordinary ceiling access. Patching and decorative fixtures excluded.

Install LED lighting, a compatible driver and a wall control under kitchen cabinets.

Standard lighting hardware included. Multiple separated cabinet banks or hidden channels raise cost.

Add concealed LED strips, a driver and switching above cabinets.

Standard LED materials included and nearby power assumed.

Install low-profile LED lighting and a suitable driver beneath cabinet toe kicks.

Standard materials included. Cabinet modification and multiple remote sections extra.

Mount and connect a customer-supplied short track system at an existing powered location.

Typical 4–8 ft system. New feed, long runs and ceiling repairs extra.

Remove an existing fixture and install a customer-supplied replacement.

Suitable existing box and ceiling up to 10 ft. Batch work may cost less per fixture.

Add a wall box and short concealed wiring route and mount a supplied sconce.

Nearby lighting circuit. Decorative fixture and finish repairs excluded.

Replace a vanity light at an existing powered box and verify support.

Customer-supplied fixture. New box location or wall repair extra.

Install a standard step light and connect it to a suitable lighting supply.

Standard fixture included. Stair access and finish construction strongly affect price.

Add a suitable enclosed fixture and a door-operated control with nearby power.

Standard light/control included. Existing suitable supply assumed.

Add a focused light connection and install a customer-supplied picture light or spotlight.

Short accessible wiring route. Premium fixtures and wall restoration excluded.

Replace a customer-supplied exterior light and weather-seal the mounting point.

Existing suitable box and ordinary ladder access. High walls or damaged siding extra.

Install and aim a standard motion-activated LED floodlight at an existing feed.

Standard fixture included. New wiring or high access extra.

Mount a customer-supplied hardwired camera light and configure basic operation.

Existing suitable box. New wiring, subscriptions and network upgrades excluded.

Cut a soffit opening, install a suitable downlight and connect a shared lighting run.

Standard light included. One- or two-story access; lift and extensive hidden fishing extra.

Install a low-voltage transformer and approximately 100–150 ft of landscape cable.

Typical 150–300W transformer, existing outdoor receptacle and soft soil. Fixtures excluded.

Supply and install a standard pathway light on an existing suitable low-voltage system.

Short cable extension included. New transformer or long main cable run excluded.

Install and aim a standard low-voltage accent light.

Existing transformer capacity and nearby cable assumed. Premium fixtures extra.

Install a standard deck light and conceal a short cable route where accessible.

Existing transformer/supply. Rebuilding deck components excluded.

Install outdoor-rated lighting connections, support and controls for a modest patio.

About 40–60 ft string run or a few pendants. Decorative lights supplied by owner; structural posts extra.

Install a standard yard-light pole and fixture and connect a nearby electrical feed.

Ordinary mounting allowance. Long circuit, trenching and major concrete work excluded.

Replace or add a compatible photocell to control existing exterior lighting.

Ordinary ladder access and suitable existing box. Contactors or new circuits extra.

Install a small branch-circuit raceway and conductors in a prepared trench.

Electrical run only. Trench, end fixtures and restoration excluded. Minimum mobilization applies.

Add an eave receptacle and timer control from a suitable nearby circuit.

One- or two-story access and short route. Lift rental and new dedicated circuit extra.

Supply and install a permanent professional track-lighting system with standard controls.

Published range is for a professional track system. Govee-type equipment, custom mounting and high-access work require a separate scope estimate; do not apply this range to every product.

Provide a protected lighting circuit, appropriate controls and equipment connections for a water feature.

Standard accessible run. Underwater fixture replacement, pool bonding reconstruction and trenching excluded.

Install a new 240V branch circuit and appropriate range connection.

Approximately 25–50 ft. Final rating follows the appliance. Appliance and panel upgrades excluded.

Install a suitably rated 240V circuit and junction-box connection for an oven.

Approximately 25–50 ft. Appliance placement and cabinet alterations excluded.

Add a dedicated 120V circuit and accessible receptacle for an over-range microwave.

Approximately 25–50 ft. Microwave installation and venting excluded.

Run separate appliance circuits with suitable connections and protection.

Shared accessible routing about 25–50 ft. Plumbing and appliance installation excluded.

Install a dedicated receptacle circuit for a refrigerator.

Approximately 25–50 ft. Protection and receptacle placement matched to the installation.

Add a dedicated freezer receptacle and appropriate circuit protection.

Approximately 25–50 ft in a garage or basement. Appliance excluded.

Run a new four-wire dryer branch circuit and install its receptacle.

Approximately 25–50 ft. Dryer cord and appliance handling may be additional.

Replace an old three-wire dryer circuit with a suitable four-wire circuit and receptacle.

Typical accessible 25–50 ft run. If compliant four-wire cable is already present, only device work may be needed.

Install the condenser branch circuit, outdoor disconnect and final electrical connection.

Approximately 25–50 ft. Rating follows equipment data. AC equipment and mechanical work excluded.

Provide a dedicated supply and disconnect for a customer-supplied outdoor heat-pump unit.

Approximately 25–50 ft. Inter-unit control wiring scope must be agreed separately.

Install multiple branch circuits required by an electric tankless water heater.

Typical two or three circuits up to roughly 120A combined nameplate demand. Service upgrade and plumbing excluded.

Replace a typical 30A water-heater circuit and make the final electrical connection.

Approximately 25–50 ft. Water heater and plumbing excluded.

Provide the spa supply, disconnect/protection and equipment grounding and bonding applicable to the installation.

Approximately 25–50 ft, no trench. A separate ground rod is not assumed as a standard spa component.

Install the electrical feeds and disconnect arrangement required by a swim spa.

Typical 50–100A-equivalent scope and 25–50 ft. Multiple equipment supplies, trenching and service upgrades extra.

Install the heater supply and make connections according to the specific sauna system requirements.

Typical 30–60A and 25–50 ft. Heater, controls beyond basic hookup and carpentry excluded.

Add a dedicated pump receptacle/circuit with applicable protection.

Approximately 25–50 ft. Pump and plumbing excluded.

Provide pump power plus an appropriate high-water alarm supply and basic alarm equipment.

Standard alarm included, pump excluded. Separate backup arrangements or difficult routing extra.

Assemble and install a customer-supplied fan and test its controls and balance.

Ceiling up to 10 ft and suitable existing wiring/support.

Upgrade the ceiling support and install a customer-supplied fan.

Existing nearby power and ordinary ceiling height. Long new wiring runs extra.

Install a customer-supplied fan and compatible downrod using elevated access equipment.

Typical 12–18 ft ceiling and suitable existing support. Unusual lift/scaffold access extra.

Install a customer-supplied damp/wet-location-appropriate fan at an existing powered location.

Suitable support and ordinary access. New wiring or framing extra.

Replace a standard bathroom exhaust fan, including labor and materials, at an existing fan location.

Existing-fan replacement includes labor, materials and connection to suitable existing ducting. Fan choice, existing conditions and access affect pricing. Permit fees and sales tax additional. New or additional ductwork is not included and must be discussed and agreed before installation.

Install an exhaust fan at a new bathroom or laundry-room location with suitable electrical supply and control.

Labor and materials included. Location, fan type, wiring, access and scope affect pricing. Permit fees and sales tax additional. New or additional ductwork, vent caps and roof penetrations are not included; any duct changes must be discussed and agreed before installation.

Provide the supply and multi-function switching for a combination bath unit.

Customer supplies unit. Mechanical installation/venting and finish repairs excluded.

Provide a short power route and electrical connection/control hookup for a ventilation fan.

Customer supplies fan. Mechanical installation and duct work excluded.

Wire an electric attic fan and its compatible thermostat or control.

Accessible attic, nearby supply. Roofing/fan excluded.

Supply and replace a standard baseboard heater using a suitable existing circuit.

Typical 4–8 ft heater. New circuit and wall repairs excluded.

Replace a standard wall heater and verify circuit and control compatibility.

Standard heater included. New circuit or extensive wall-can resizing extra.

Replace a line-voltage heater thermostat with a compatible programmable model.

Standard thermostat included. Multi-heater contactors or wiring changes extra.

Provide a suitable circuit and connect/test a supplied floor-heating mat and sensor with a standard thermostat.

Thermostat included. Mat purchase/laying, tile, waterproofing and floor work excluded.

Add a protected circuit and suitable control/power connection for a de-icing system.

Typical 25–50 ft supply route. Heat cable, roof installation and lift equipment excluded.

Install a manual transfer arrangement for selected essential household circuits.

Standard switch and short connections included. New exterior inlet priced separately if not in package.

Install a panel-compatible interlock, generator breaker and required labeling.

Panel must accept a listed compatible arrangement. Inlet and branch wiring priced separately.

Install an outdoor generator inlet and suitable wiring back to transfer equipment.

Approximately 15–30 ft. Interlock/transfer switch, generator and cord excluded.

Install a suitable 50A male power inlet and wiring to compatible transfer equipment.

Approximately 15–30 ft. Specify a listed inlet, not an ordinary 14-50 receptacle. Transfer equipment/generator excluded.

Move selected essential circuits into a backup-ready subpanel.

Typically 6–12 circuits near existing panel. Transfer equipment and backup source excluded.

Install a compatible battery integration panel and connect selected household circuits.

Standard integration panel included. Portable batteries/power stations excluded.

Install one battery system with required controls and standard backup interconnection.

Hardware included, before incentives. Solar, service upgrades, structural changes and multiple batteries excluded.

Inspect the existing transfer arrangement, perform an operating test and explain normal use.

Generator supplied and available for testing. Repairs, fuel and new hardware extra.

Excavate and backfill an ordinary electrical trench in accessible soil.

Excavation only, usually 50+ ft. Conduit, conductors, rock/root removal and landscape restoration excluded.

Open a narrow paved route, excavate and restore a basic strip after electrical work.

Typical residential access. Minimum mobilization applies. Conduit, wires and decorative finishes excluded.

Install raceway with fittings in an open prepared trench.

Range is for PVC conduit. Rigid metal roughly $18–$40/ft. Conductors, trench and termination equipment excluded.

Supply and place a small UF-B branch-circuit cable in a prepared suitable trench.

Typical 12/2 or 10/2. Excavation, endpoint connections and larger feeders excluded.

Install a feeder/subpanel, basic lights and roughly 6–10 receptacles in an open-framed garage.

Approximately 50 ft feeder. Standard devices/lights included. Trenching and EV circuit excluded.

Provide a subpanel, basic lighting/outlets and circuits for a welder, compressor and dust collector.

Open framing and approximately 50 ft feeder. Machinery, trenching and service upgrade excluded.

Provide a small electrical supply, one or two lights and a few receptacles.

Open framing and approximately 50 ft route. Trench and substantial heating loads excluded.

Install suitable supply wiring, protected outlets and power connections for fans and modest heating.

Approximately 100–300 sq ft and 50 ft route. Equipment and trenching excluded.

Run power to a prewired backyard studio and connect a small distribution arrangement.

Approximately 50–75 ft. Internal fit-out, trenching and HVAC circuits beyond agreed load extra.

Provide a suitable electrical feed and low-voltage/control route for a gate operator.

Approximately 50–100 ft. Gate/operator, trenching and access-control equipment excluded.

Install one or two circuits, weather-appropriate receptacles and basic lighting connections.

Typical 4–6 outlets/connection points. Appliances, decorative lights, trenching and masonry excluded.

Install a suitable RV supply and outdoor pedestal or receptacle assembly.

Approximately 25–50 ft. TT-30 is 120V; 14-50 is 120/240V. Trenching and service upgrade excluded.

Connect and configure a customer-supplied video doorbell using existing suitable wiring.

Transformer upgrade and new cable priced separately.

Replace the transformer with a suitable voltage/VA-rated unit and test the doorbell.

Standard transformer included with accessible existing location.

Replace approximately six hardwired alarms with a compatible mix of smoke and smoke/CO devices.

Standard alarms included. Existing compatible interconnect wiring; new wiring extra.

Install a compatible alarm network using new wiring or an approved listed interconnection approach.

Standard devices included. Accessibility and required power/interconnect method determine scope.

Install a residential low-voltage cabinet and organize/terminate existing home cabling.

Basic cabinet and passive termination hardware included. Switches, router and new drops extra.

Run, terminate, label and test one home Ethernet cable between two locations.

Typical 50–100 ft accessible route, 3+ drops. Cat6a/difficult fishing at upper end; certification or conduit extra.

Run and terminate a data cable and mount a customer-supplied access point.

Approximately 50–100 ft. Basic PoE injector allowance included; switch/AP hardware excluded.

Install a coaxial cable route and terminate it at a wall plate or equipment point.

Typical 50–100 ft. Antenna purchase, roof mounting and signal distribution equipment extra.

Run cable for two speakers and install a suitable wall volume-control connection.

Passive control and cable included. Speakers, amplifier and speaker cutout/mounting excluded.

Provide a suitable concealed power supply or recessed connection for a fixed screen.

Existing supply nearby. Tablet, display and decorative mounting system excluded.

Inspect accessible electrical equipment and provide a written list of observed concerns.

Typical 1500–2500 sq ft home, 1.5–3 hours. Not a destructive inspection or guarantee of hidden conditions.

Correct several minor electrical findings such as devices, covers, labeling and accessible connections.

Typical 3–8 minor items. Panel replacement, new circuits and whole-home rewiring excluded.

Investigate an electrical complaint and identify a repair scope.

Travel and initial diagnostic labor. Materials, extended tracing and substantial repair extra.

Test accessible equipment and circuits to distinguish branch, service and utility-side problems.

Diagnosis only. Utility-owned repairs and major service equipment replacement excluded.

Investigate load, appliance and wiring causes and correct a minor accessible fault if found.

Simple repair allowance. Major rewiring and appliance repair excluded.

Locate moisture, leakage or connected-equipment issues and verify protection operation.

Diagnostic visit with minor correction. Extensive wiring/device replacement extra.

Investigate wiring, neutral and equipment conditions associated with AFCI trips.

Initial diagnosis/minor correction. Long intermittent monitoring or circuit replacement extra.

Check lamps, drivers, controls and accessible wiring connections for the symptom.

Minor adjustment included. New fixture, specialty driver or major service fault repair extra.

Locate and repair a customer-owned loose or open neutral connection when accessible.

Does not cover utility-owned faults or full service replacement. Extensive damage can exceed range.

Diagnose a heat-damaged device or breaker and replace the affected accessible components.

One ordinary location and limited conductor repair. Bus damage or broader fire damage extra.

Complete a defined list of minor electrical corrections and prepare for reinspection.

Typical half-day corrections. Reinspection fees, major redesign and substantial new equipment extra.