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How Much Does a Electrician Cost in San Francisco? (2026 Guide)

Typical national rate: $50–$150/hour. Below are typical price ranges for common electrician jobs — actual San Francisco quotes depend on the job, materials, and demand. The fastest way to a real number: describe your job and get a quote from a vetted local pro.

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Typical electrician prices (national ranges)

JobTypical range
Replace an outlet or switch$75–$200
Install a ceiling fan or light fixture$100–$350
Install an EV charger$500–$2,200
Upgrade an electrical panel$1,200–$4,000
Rewire a room$500–$2,500

What changes the price in San Francisco

Vetted electricians in San Francisco

20 vetted local pros · average Google rating ★ 4.9 · see the full ranked list

A 24 Electric Co.

San Francisco · ★ 5

AAA ELECTRIC

San Francisco · ★ 5

Aguilar Electric

San Francisco · ★ 5

Art Electrical Services And More

San Francisco · ★ 5

Electro-Integrity

San Francisco · ★ 5

Mercy Electric

San Francisco · ★ 5

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to hire an electrician in San Francisco?

Nationally, most electricians charge $50–$150 per hour. Total cost depends on the job — common electrician jobs range from $75 for replace an outlet or switch up to $2,500 for larger work. Local San Francisco rates vary with demand and travel.

How do I get an exact price for my job in San Francisco?

Describe your job on this page and Lynknester matches you with one vetted electrician in San Francisco who quotes it directly — free, with no lead fees or spam calls.

How many vetted electricians does Lynknester list in San Francisco?

20 vetted electricians, with public Google ratings averaging 4.9 stars.

Price ranges are national ballparks compiled by Lynknester for 2026 and shown for guidance only — your quote may differ. For an exact price, request a free match above.