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Pricing Guide

Electrical repair costs in the Philippines

Electrical workers on Workermo set their own rates. This guide covers what they typically charge for outlets, light fixtures, and troubleshooting, so you have a reference point before you book.

Average rates

What electrical repairs typically cost

Repair typeTypical range
Outlet or switch replacement
Per unit, excludes cost of the outlet/switch
₱300 – ₱700
Light fixture installation
Standard fixtures, excludes chandeliers
₱400 – ₱900
Ceiling fan installation
Includes mounting bracket and wiring connection
₱600 – ₱1,200
Electrical troubleshooting
Diagnosis and minor fix if within scope
₱500 – ₱1,000
CCTV camera installation (per camera)
Includes mounting and cable run to recorder
₱600 – ₱1,500

These are typical prices, not fixed rates — confirm the exact amount with the worker in chat before booking.

Pricing factors

What affects the cost

Type of work

Simple outlet swaps cost less than fixture installation or troubleshooting an unclear fault.

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Parts & materials

Outlets, switches, and fixtures are usually billed separately from labor unless agreed otherwise.

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Access & wiring condition

Older wiring or hard-to-reach areas can add time compared to straightforward, accessible work.

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Safety scope

High-risk work like panel or breaker box repairs typically requires a licensed electrician and may not be in scope.

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Location

Expect slightly higher rates in Metro Manila than in provincial areas, where cost of living is lower.

FAQ

Common questions about electrical repair costs

01

How much does it cost to install a ceiling fan in the Philippines?

Ceiling fan installation typically costs ₱600–₱1,200, including mounting and wiring connection. This excludes the cost of the fan itself.

02

Can a Workermo worker fix a circuit breaker panel?

Major panel or breaker box work is high-risk and usually requires a licensed electrician. Workers on Workermo handle everyday electrical tasks like outlets, switches, and fixtures — always check the scope in chat first.

03

Does the worker supply electrical parts?

Most workers bring basic supplies like wire connectors and tape, but outlets, switches, and fixtures are usually purchased separately and confirmed with you before installation.

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Can I negotiate the price with the electrician?

Yes — price is agreed directly with the worker in chat, so there's room to discuss the scope of the job or timing that affects the rate before you confirm.

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