AllBetter HomeFix · electrical

Find an electrician near me.One job. One price.

AllBetter HomeFix is the electrician app: post the job once, compare fixed-price bids from ID-verified local electricians, and choose your pro.

Your phone number stays private until you book.

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HomeFix app home screen asking ‘What needs to be done?’ with service categories — Post the job once.Local electricians bid one price.

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What electrical work do you need?

Indicative national ranges from our electrical cost guides. Your bids depend on location, panel condition and scope — post the job to see real prices side by side.

An electrician inspecting a sparking outlet

Emergency electrical$200–$500+Sparking outlets, tripped breakers that won’t reset, burning smells, total power loss. Mark it urgent when you post.See prices

Fans, lights and fixtures$150–$465Ceiling fans, recessed lighting, chandeliers, dimmer switches, outdoor landscape lighting.See prices

An electrician working inside a breaker panel

Panel and service upgrades$1,000–$5,000100-to-200-amp panel upgrades, circuit additions, GFCI and AFCI outlets, subpanel wiring.See prices

A Level 2 EV charger mounted in a garage

EV charger installation$900–$2,500Level 2 (240 V) home chargers for any EV, with a dedicated circuit; panel upgrades bid separately.See prices

New wiring being run for recessed lighting

Rewiring and remodels$8,000–$15,000Whole-home rewiring, remodel electrical, hot-tub hookups, new construction wiring.See prices

Outlets, switches and smart home$150–$500GFCI and USB outlets, smart switches, automation wiring, dedicated circuits for high-draw appliances.See prices

Ranges: AllBetter cost guides, national, indicative, checked September 2026. A range is not a quote; the bids you receive price your posted job.

How it works

How to book an electrician near me: post, compare bids, choose.

Post your job free. When you book, your payment is held in escrow before work starts. You approve its release after the work is finished.

Watch HomeFix in action

Post a job, compare the bids, approve the finished work — 47 seconds, start to finish.

Free to post · no card needed

Post the job, with a photo of the panel or the fixture.

An outlet, a fixture, a fan, a panel — describe it, add a photo and your ZIP. Electricians near you are notified. They see the job and the photos, not your phone number.

Compare bids and choose

Choose your pro and pay into escrow.

Compare bids and ask questions in the app. When you book, your payment is held securely in escrow before work starts. The pro receives it after you approve the finished work. Posting and comparing bids is free — a small service fee applies when you book, covering escrow payment protection. You see the total before you confirm.

HomeFix app bids screen: four pros, each with a short note, a price and buttons to chat or book

When it’s done

Review the work and approve payment release.

Check the finished work and the pro’s completion photos. Then approve the invoice to release payment to the pro. Your bid covers the job you described. If old wiring turns up once the wall is open, agree on the added work and price in chat. The changes appear on the final invoice, which you approve before payment is released.

HomeFix job screen with the assigned pro, bill details and completion photos

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Choosing your electrician

Ask your electrician about scope, permits and timing in chat.

Every bid comes with an in-app chat. Five things worth settling there before you book.

What ID-verified means: Stripe Identity — every pro uploads a government ID and personal details, verified before a pro can be paid. AllBetter verifies identity, not trade licenses or insurance; ask about those in chat.

Can you share your license and insurance details?
What does the price include — parts, materials, a permit and inspection if one is needed?
Will the panel or circuit handle what I’m adding?
When can you start, and how long will the power be off?
If you find old wiring once the wall is open, how will we agree the added work?

Electrician booking questions, answered.

The questions people ask before their first electrical job on AllBetter.

What does it cost to book an electrician near me on AllBetter?

Posting your job and comparing bids is free. A small service fee applies when you book, covering escrow payment protection; you see the total before you confirm. The electrician’s price is the bid you accept for the posted scope — AllBetter is the electrician app where pros price the job, not the hour.

How much does electrical work cost?

The indicative ranges on each card above come from our electrical cost guides — outlets and switches at the low end, panel upgrades and rewiring at the high end. The bids you receive price your posted job.

How fast can I get an electrician for an emergency?

Mark the job urgent. In top metros, the median first bid lands in about 10 minutes; timing varies by market. If something is sparking or smells hot, switch the breaker off first.

What if the electrician finds old wiring once the wall is open?

Your bid covers the job you described. If more turns up, agree on the added work and price in chat. The changes appear on the final invoice, which you approve before payment is released.

When do I pay?

Posting and comparing bids is free. When you book, you pay into escrow before work starts. Your payment stays there until you approve the finished work and release it to the pro.

Who sees my phone number?

Electricians don’t see your phone number before you book. They bid and ask questions through the app; only the electrician you book gets your contact details.