Get a realistic total cost estimate covering labor, materials, permit fees, and panel work — based on your specific configuration and state.
This calculator uses 2026 labor rate ranges, material costs, and permit fee data from across the U.S. It reflects typical costs for a licensed electrician. Always get 2–3 actual quotes from licensed electricians in your area before committing to any installer.
Utility coordination fees, HOA application fees, trenching for underground runs ($15–$30/ft), and landscaping restoration after trenching.
Choose plug-in over hardwired. Use smart load management instead of a panel upgrade. Get 3 quotes. Ask your utility about rebates — many offset $200–$500.
A 100A→200A service upgrade adds $2,000–$4,500 including utility work. Smart load management devices often avoid the need entirely for homes under 150A loads.
Actual costs vary based on local labor rates, panel configuration, exact wire routing, and contractor availability. Use this as a planning tool, then get licensed electrician quotes for your actual project.