Electrical pricing can feel confusing when two estimates for what appears to be the same project contain very different numbers. In this video, Jenn explains how Take Charge Electric develops its pricing and what customers should consider when comparing electrical estimates.
Whenever possible, Take Charge Electric prices the complete project rather than billing solely by the hour. The price considers the scope of work, existing electrical system, jobsite access, labor, materials, permits, inspections and other project conditions. Customers can review the proposed work and understand the cost before the project begins.
Professional electrical pricing also supports the work customers may not see, including trained electricians, insurance, vehicles, tools, scheduling, project management, testing, cleanup and warranty service. When comparing estimates, ask what is included, what is excluded, what could change the price and who is responsible if unexpected conditions arise.
Take Charge Electric provides residential and commercial electrical services throughout Gig Harbor and surrounding communities in Kitsap, Mason and Pierce counties.
