Book an Electrician in Orlando, FL
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, lighting, ceiling fans, outlets and electrical repairs across Orlando, Winter Park, Kissimmee and nearby. See the typical price and request a visit, or call (305) 859-1478.
See the price first
See what your job typically costs in Orlando before anyone sets foot in your house.
No calling around
One request, zero phone tag. Tell your story once. No voicemails, no chasing, no repeating yourself.
Licensed electricians
You get matched with a licensed pro who looks at the job and gives you the final number.
How booking an electrician works
Three steps. Most of it happens on your phone, and you see a price at step two.
- Tell us the job. Tap what needs doing, pick your city, and say what is going on. Photos help but you can skip them.
- See your price. You get a typical price for your kind of job, right there on the screen, so you know where you stand.
- We contact you to arrange a time. You tell us what works. A licensed electrician arrives, looks at the work and confirms the final price before anything starts.
Electrical services in Orlando
Six everyday jobs with a typical price on each, plus commercial work. Flip a breaker to see what the job involves.
How much does an electrician cost in Orlando?
Most jobs land between $150 and $4,500. A ceiling fan is a few hundred dollars. A 200-amp panel upgrade is a few thousand. Here is the typical price for each job and exactly what that price covers.
| Job | What the price covers | Typical price |
|---|---|---|
| Panel Upgrades | Standard 100-amp to 200-amp panel swap, permit and inspection included | $1,500–$4,500 |
| EV Charger Installation | Level 2 circuit or NEMA 14-50 outlet, 30 to 50 foot run, electrical permit included, charger not included | $800–$2,500 |
| Lighting Installation | Three fixtures on existing boxes, one visit, you supply the fixtures | $300–$950 |
| Ceiling Fans | One fan on an existing fan-rated box and wiring, you supply the fan | $150–$350 |
| Electrical Repairs | One troubleshooting visit, about 1 to 2 hours of diagnosis and minor repair | $150–$500 |
| Outlets & Switches | Three outlets or switches on existing wiring, one visit | $200–$600 |
What pushes a price up?
- Panels: new meter or mast work, a fuse box conversion, or moving the panel.
- EV chargers: a longer wire run, or a panel that needs more capacity first.
- Lights and fans: new wiring where there is none, or a vaulted ceiling.
Where do these numbers come from?
Published prices from Orlando-area electricians, plus the big cost guides. Few local electricians post their prices, so we did the digging. See the working in our cost guides.
Booking an electrician online vs. calling around
Book online and you get a price first and only tell your story once. Calling around works. It just takes all afternoon, and you still have no number until someone comes out.
| What you want | Calling around | Booking here |
|---|---|---|
| A price | Usually nothing until someone has been out | A typical price on your screen, for your kind of job |
| Your time | Call, leave a message, wait, repeat | A few quick questions, once |
| Your story | Told again to every office you reach | Written down once, with photos if you like |
| A visit | Whenever they can fit you in | We contact you to arrange a time |
| The electrician | Licensed, if you remember to ask | Licensed, and you can check the license with the state |
Areas in Central Florida
Orlando and nine nearby cities across Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties. Typical prices are the same in all ten. Permits and utilities are not, and the city guides cover those.
Orlando electrician FAQ
What is the typical price of each electrical job?
Typical Orlando prices run $150–$350 for a ceiling fan, $200–$600 for three outlets or switches, $150–$500 for a repair visit, $300–$950 for three light fixtures, $800–$2,500 for an EV charger circuit and $1,500–$4,500 for a panel upgrade.
Is the typical price the final price?
It is your starting point, so you know the ballpark before anyone comes out. The electrician looks at the job and confirms the final price before work starts. You decide whether to go ahead.
How do I check an electrician's license in Florida?
Look them up by name or license number on the Florida DBPR Verify a Licensee page. It works for any electrician, not just the ones you find here.
Do I have to call anyone?
No. Tell us the job on your phone and we contact you to arrange a time. If you would rather talk it through, call or text (305) 859-1478.
Which cities can I book in?
Orlando, Winter Park, Kissimmee, Altamonte Springs, Sanford, Lake Mary, Apopka, Ocoee, Winter Garden and Maitland. Close by but not on the list? Call or text and ask.
What if I do not know what is wrong?
Pick Repair and describe it in your own words. "Half the kitchen went dead" is plenty. You can add up to three photos so the electrician knows what to expect.
Why is there a minimum charge on small jobs?
Every visit has a minimum charge, even for one small job. Got a few things on your list? Put them all in one visit. It is the cheapest way to get them done.
Is this for emergencies?
No. If there is any sign of fire, including sparks or a burning smell with smoke or flame, or if someone is hurt, get out and call 911. If there is sparking or a burning smell and no sign of fire, stop using that circuit and call or text us instead of using the form. If you have no power at all, call your utility first.
Can I book for a business?
Yes. Pick Business in the first few questions and tell us about the space. Commercial jobs are quoted after someone looks at the work, so there is no price list. See commercial electrical.
Book an electrician in Orlando
Stop calling around. Tell the gator what needs doing and see your price before you put the phone down.
