Electrical Project Pricing
Every number below is a documented starting point for a typical scope across Boise, Kuna, Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell, Eagle, Star, Middleton, and the surrounding Treasure Valley. You get a flat-rate estimate after we see the plans or walk the job — that number is what you approve.
Lighting
Layered lighting is the upgrade homeowners notice first. These are starting points for designed, dimmable LED work rather than fixture swaps.
Starting at $1,900
A planned recessed layout for a main living space, with consistent trim, color temperature, and dimming.
Final pricing depends on fixture count, ceiling access, insulation, and whether the space is occupied.
Whole-home lighting guideStarting at $4,500
Multi-room LED and controls upgrade with ambient, task, and accent layers planned room by room.
Final pricing depends on room count, ceiling access, fixture selection, and the number of control zones.
Whole-home lighting guideStarting at $80 per control
Upgrade standard switches and dimmers with compatible smart controls, timers, occupancy sensors, and lighting scenes.
Final pricing depends on control selection, neutral-wire availability, multi-location switching, existing box capacity, fixture compatibility, and the number of zones.
Smart home integrationStarting at $2,500
A professionally planned smart-home electrical package for homeowners building, remodeling, or updating multiple rooms.
Final pricing depends on the number of rooms and zones, control platform, neutral availability, and the level of future-ready infrastructure included.
Smart home integrationKitchen
Kitchens carry the most load and the most visible detail in the house. These starting points cover the electrical portion of a remodel.
Starting at $3,500
Full electrical scope for a kitchen remodel — lighting layout, island power, appliance circuits, and finish work.
Final pricing depends on fixture count, ceiling access, panel capacity, appliance selections, and existing wiring condition.
Kitchen electrical guideStarting at $950
Continuous under-cabinet runs, toe-kick lighting, and interior cabinet or shelf accent lighting on their own control.
Final pricing depends on cabinet run length, backsplash condition, and available routing paths.
Kitchen electrical guideBathroom
Small rooms with strict rules. These starting points cover the electrical portion of a bathroom remodel, including modern loads.
Starting at $1,800
Vanity and shower lighting, GFCI protection, ventilation, and the circuits a modern bathroom actually needs.
Final pricing depends on fixture selection, wall and ceiling access, ventilation routing, and existing circuit capacity.
Bathroom electrical guideStarting at $850
Dedicated power and controls for heated floors, bidet seats, towel warmers, and humidity-sensing ventilation.
Final pricing depends on mat size, panel distance, and whether the floor is already open.
Bathroom electrical guideWhole Home
Larger projects where the service, the branch circuits, and the finish work are all in scope at the same time.
Starting at $12,000
Rewire-scale work with the service, grounding, branch circuits, and lighting handled as one coordinated scope.
Final pricing depends on square footage, existing wiring type, wall construction, and how much of the house opens up.
Whole-home remodel guideStarting at $4,200
Complete electrical for added square footage — subpanel, lighting, devices, and dedicated circuits.
Final pricing depends on square footage, subpanel distance, and finish level.
Whole-home remodel guideNew Construction
Complete residential electrical systems from rough-in through final trim, sequenced to the builder's schedule.
Starting at $9,500
Practical, code-compliant electrical for a new home with a clean lighting layout and standard devices.
Final pricing depends on square footage, fixture count, device count, and service size.
Builder & GC partnershipStarting at $18,000
Detailed lighting plans, layered controls, specialty circuits, and high-end finish coordination.
Final pricing depends on the fixture schedule, control platform, specialty equipment, and square footage.
Builder & GC partnershipPower & Safety
The service-side work everything else depends on — capacity, backup power, and protection.
Starting at $2,800
200A and 400A service upgrades with load calculation, utility coordination, permit, and same-day reconnect.
Final pricing depends on service size, meter location, mast condition, and utility requirements.
Panel upgrade guideStarting at $6,500
Transfer switches, critical-load panels, and generator readiness — with monitoring where you want it.
Final pricing depends on unit size, transfer switch type, gas run length, and pad work.
Generator guideStarting at $900
Level 2 installs with correct circuit sizing, clean conduit routing, and load management when it saves a panel upgrade.
Final pricing depends on panel distance, wall construction, charger selection, and available capacity.
EV charging guideStarting at $650
Whole-home surge protection, AFCI and GFCI corrections, and grounding and bonding brought current.
Final pricing depends on panel type, available space, and the condition of existing grounding.
Panel upgrade guidePricing FAQ
Idaho Electrical Contractor #075309. One-year labor warranty on new work and installed parts.
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